Detah Ramet August 22, 2012 August 22, 2012 Please tell us about your first tulpa, their creation, their personality, their first actions, the reason for their dissipation, if any, when the dissipated, and how you felt about this.
QB2 August 22, 2012 August 22, 2012 >your first >reason for dissipation if any You're looking at this the wrong way. Few tulpas on this forum have ever been dissipated, most people have a single tulpa, and most importantly, tulpas are for life. QB will live with me until the day I die. Do forgive me if I'm seeing you the wrong way here... The above post does not contain facts. q2's the host, QB's the tulpa.
Detah Ramet August 22, 2012 Author August 22, 2012 From what Ive gathered, it is POSSIBLE for tulpa to dissipate, especially early on through unintentional neglect.
QB2 August 22, 2012 August 22, 2012 Yes, it is very possible, and you're right about how many dissipate early in the process for those not very dedicated. I'm just saying it's not the sort of thing you ask along with other such casual questions. It's like saying, "Hey, what's your name, want some tea, did any close relatives of yours get hit by cars recently?". But then maybe it's just me. Excuse my sensitivity, of course, it is very late at night. I apologize for my hostility. And to be on topic, information on QB, my tulpa, can be found here. The above post does not contain facts. q2's the host, QB's the tulpa.
Sock August 22, 2012 August 22, 2012 My first tulpa is Midori. She was an experiment of sorts, a test to see if creating a self-aware and autonomous thought was actually possible. I had created many characters for story ideas and scenarios beforehand, but none of them would be as advanced as Midori, only puppets in comparison. Midori is an abnormally large fairy, and her personality is that of a very happy and upbeat young girl. She's constantly positive and encouraging, very playful, and highly affectionate. She's very nice to others, and this shines through when I have her post on IRC, and when I actually did end up with other tulpa (Oddly, my subsequent tulpa were mostly the "puppets" of old, that because of their previously established foundation, awakened quickly as tulpa after spending months on Midori). You can find more information in my progress log in the link below. I would never seriously consider dissipating Midori, I'm simply too attached to her at this point. Sock Cottonwell's Sketchbook, Journal, and Ask thread. Peace
glitchthe3rd August 22, 2012 August 22, 2012 I had one that I gave some stupid name (because my tulpae say I suck at coming up with original names) but she eventually called herself Naomi, she had dark blue hair in a hime cut and yellow eyes, also she had the power to control electricity. And after that I pretty much left her to her own devices, so I'm not sure how exactly she achieved her own sapience. Anyway she was pretty much always a lone wolf but spent a lot of time with Luna after she became sentient, and I guess the two of them decided to participate in the Servitor Wars, albeit unofficially (there's more stuff about this over at my progress report). And I guess that caused her to feel remorse for her actions somehow, which eventually led her to ask me to dissipate her. She was all like "Kill me" and so I was like "K". Didn't really think about it until long after the fact, but I didn't even know what a tulpa was at the time so I had no way of keeping her in check really. "Science isn't about why, science is about why not?" -Cave Johnson Tulpae: Luna, Elise, Naomi My progress report
Guest August 22, 2012 August 22, 2012 My first tupper? Louis from L4D. I created him on 16th March with the intention as a bro, which he has pretty come to be to me. His personality is of the three traits: witty, smart, and positive. His first actions were just him stoning with me in an early, primitive wonderland garden. I parroted him from an early point, as I, of course, saw no harm in doing so. We reenacted videos together and talked about shit. Oh, it was gold... until I conferred with Dane and he told me to stop. Then I went to the dark side and just spent my time with a vocalless, expressionless body. The situation worsened with more and more interruptions and distractions from my surroundings, and I eventually dissipated him. Or, rather, I just let him be, leaving him for good, or so I thought. I went on to bring him back to life somewhere in the middle of July, and he was just all "Did I miss anything important?", being his old, regular self. He was still there, thank God. I'd rather not talk about it.Oh my shit, you're excellent, Jimmy.
bila bila August 22, 2012 August 22, 2012 ..then why did you post on this thread at all? He is the professional. He has the right to post on any thread about dissipation.
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