Writers and Tulpae

[Astrala]

So I'm curious. How many of us here are writers? Be it novels, short stories, poetry, anything. And do you feel that being a writer helps with tulpaforcing?

 

Also, have any of your characters become tulpae? Accidentally or on purpose.

 

For example, I'm a writer (as yet unpublished) working on several novels. The work I've done on my worlds and characters I feel has aided my abilities to visualize my wonderland and tulpae, and also form their personalities. My characters haven't become tulpae yet, though, which may be a good thing, really.

 

(I almost feel like this should go in research, but it's not really scientifically formatted. Maybe I'll make it into an experiment)

[Queen Chrysalis]

[[ No. Why would creating character and environments and settings in your head and serializing certain portions of that to text help with making a tulpa? ]]

[glitchthe3rd]

I can probably think of a couple users offhand who had their creations "come to life", essentially.

[QB2]

I've done a lot of writing in the past. And some in the present, for a project that I honestly doubt will be finished even if I do more than my part.

I agree that it could help. "A good character writes himself", as they say.

[Koji]

I consider myself a writer, maybe. I think it definitely has helped with tuplaforcing, what with creative thinking, rambling about a trait or your day. Also, whenever I use more sophisticated vocabulary than normal, Katelyn responds much more.

[FigN01]

I have a storyline going for a comic and no one in it has jumped out to surprise me. Neither would I ever want or expect them to. That's its own self-contained sci-fi universe that I flesh out little by little, and I don't consider myself to have any bond with the characters in it that would develop into a tulpa relationship.

 

However, the other way around- tulpaforcing influencing writing -that's everything I hoped it would be. I don't come up with good ideas for long-term projects often, but lately I've felt a very tangible boost in creativity that got another worthy storyline kickstarted. I'm so glad I got involved in this.

[glitchthe3rd]

However, the other way around- tulpaforcing influencing writing -that's everything I hoped it would be. I don't come up with good ideas for long-term projects often, but lately I've felt a very tangible boost in creativity that got another worthy storyline kickstarted. I'm so glad I got involved in this.

 

This. Luna is pretty much my personal muse, and has already proven invaluable when it comes to writing essays and research papers.