Tulpas Responding To Music

[tulpachef]

I decided to take my narration further by playing some music, I then transferred everything I was seeing and hearing to Alli, my tulpa, the song I played to her was Little Dark Age by MGMT. Afterwards I did feel an odd sensation in my head, I guess she liked it.

Edited December 12, 2021 by Ranger
Changed title to be more specific

[TurboSimmie]

Yes! Play your tulpa music! 💚

 

You'll most likely find that she enjoys some things you like more than you do, and some things less. Lean into it, and you'll have your special music for spending time together. 💚

[harvestmoon]

4 hours ago, tulpachef said:

I then transferred everything I was seeing and hearing to Alli

 

So did you have her perform it? I did that in the car today.

[tulpachef]

1 hour ago, harvestmoon said:

 

So did you have her perform it? I did that in the car today.

What do you mean by have her perform it? Like have her sing it? She doesn't respond a lot, only a couple times here and there.

[harvestmoon]

@tulpachefya that's what I meant. It's cool she responded :3

[tulpachef]

Just now, harvestmoon said:

@tulpachefya that's what I meant. It's cool she responded :3

No, I didn't have her sing it, I just pushed everything I was seeing and hearing straight to her.

 

I also pushed everything I was tasting towards her today when I was eating an oreo blizzard from Dairy Queen.

[harvestmoon]

I see what you're saying now. I've never heard "push" used like this before but I think I get what you're doing

Edited December 12, 2021 by harvestmoon

[Glaurung26]

Yea it's like setting out a tasting tray to see what they like. 👍

[tulpachef]

Still, Alli doesn't respond much.

[Murk]

Keep at it! I'm sure Alli will find that one thing she likes above anything. Is there any one musical element she seems to respond to more than others? When I was young, I latched onto Bach like I was clinging to a plushie. When I got to be able to really have my own tastes I would always ask for his organ fugues when my host Eli asked what I wanted for listening. For me, it was the dense texture and predictable structure that gave me comfort.