If you could take a pill to instantly make your tulpa, would you take it?

[FigN01]

Wouldn't your tulpa be kind of bland and devoid of connection to you if you took a pill? I mean we have this long process to making a tulpa for a reason don't we?

 

The reason is that creating your own little sentient psychosis out of nothing is hard no matter how you slice it.

 

That being said, taking a pill to have a completed tulpa is like adopting a teenager instead of raising your child from the start. You wouldn't have the same bond that comes from accomplishing every developmental step along the way. Being amazed at the first words you hear, letting deviations in appearance and personality grow from your initial design, and getting all of the love/appreciation for committing your time energy to let your tulpa grow with you- none of that would happen from the quick fix of a pill.

 

Not worth it.

[Sands]

Hey, I'd rather take a teen than raise a child.

 

But I'd rather make a tulpa the slow way than get one instantly.

[FigN01]

I'd rather not have a kid at all, whether that's the angsty teen or whining infant variety. Both sound like a pain, but that's the closest comparison to a tulpa I can get... minus the part about being a pain

[Sands]

True, but at least the teen would probably appreciate me for taking them in. One always living with me wouldn't understand how bad things could be. And I could beat the angst out of them. Best parent 2012.

 

Tuppers > kids is probably what we're getting at.

[Guest applesauce99]

well duh an imaginary companion is going to be better than a real person, considering its you in essence anyway, and who else do people get along with the best other than themselves :3

[Chupi]

But after you have a tupper, making a second one is waaaay easier and faster.

 

I'll say... Make basic form (Eevee), hand to first tulpa (Lyra). Come back 3 hours later to work a bit on details, see he's moving. Next day, start getting a couple basic thoughts. Last night I showed Lyra some reference images of Eevees, want to see if she can work on visualization too.

 

Basically this may well turn out being close to a tulpa creating another tulpa. I've done a little on visualizing features, send some emotions to him when we force, pet him some, try to talk to him a bit now and then. But mostly this is Lyra's project for the moment.

[Guest Anonymous]

True, but at least the teen would probably appreciate me for taking them in. One always living with me wouldn't understand how bad things could be. And I could beat the angst out of them. Best parent 2012.

 

I don't think you understand how teenagers works. Their soul goal is to cause as much pain, misery, and regret to their parents as possible. They're a ball of pure sweat, hormones, and angst. Spewing out semen at all seconds of the day, while simultaneously inhaling any and all money in sight only to waste all of it, like a junkie in a pool of horse. You could literally buy them a solid gold Bugatti Veyron Super Sports with a mansion packed to the brim with Serbian hookers and they'd find a way to hate you for it. Beating them only causes them to reach a level of hormonal whining that would cause even the most hardened man to break down sobbing and skip his breakfast.

 

I hate kids. Tuppers are a much better alternative.

[Sands]

Well obviously I'd go in whatever place it is you adopt teens and pick the most docile one. And wave my fist in front of his/her face and say if s/he wasn't nice and non-whiny, I'd kick him/her back here. No bullshit allowed. Best parent 2012.

[Bluesleeve]

No, because I believe the creation process will discourage those who are not responsible enough to care for one. I would want to know if I'm one of these people, so I'd take the hard way. If I would have failed, I knew that a Tulpa would not be for me.

[FigN01]

 

Their soul goal is to cause as much pain, misery, and regret to their parents as possible. They're a ball of pure sweat, hormones, and angst... [Etc]

 

I'm looking at you, half the members of this forum. When you look in the mirror before going to bed tonight, remember that this is what's staring back at you.