The necessity of "completion"

[Hush]

For the time being at least, my tulpa only exists as a voice, her form is essentially a non-connected servitor. I don't know how this happened(perhaps my shitty visualization skills had something to do with it), but we are both pretty happy with it anyway.

But this is just me personally, most tulpas have a form, but (aside from tupper sex), what does one really stand to gain from imposition? Why is that generally considered the step before completion?

[Sands]

There is no complete tupper and I don't see why people are making imposition such a big deal. I see it as something you can do and would probably be pretty neat, but uh, dudes, I myself am not imposed either. Guess I'm not a complete person after all.

 

A tupper is a tupper when you two can have fun together and shit. There is plenty of growing to do like with all people, but hallucinations certainly don't make anyone more "complete".

[cruse]

Imposition is your decision, you don't have to do it. But as sands said, it is pretty neat and so I'm working on it.

 

In my opinion, (MY opinion), tulpa is completed once it's sentience advanced to the point that it have free-will. But like human being, we don't just stop at the age of [insert number here] we keep growing in both bodies and minds and our opinion and belief changes, as with our height and face.

 

So I highly doubt imposition means completion.

[Weird0]

First of i tried to make my tupper as real as possible, like a room mate, but i quickly discovered that it's no need for that.

 

A tupper is a tupper

That's why i stopped working on anything else then voice and imposition, though both things are pretty well developed already.

So touch and smell is something that doesn't work for us, and we are okay with that. May the tuppersecks0rs have those abilitys.

 

Also you can't complete a tulpa like you can't complete a human, we always grow on everything we encounter in our lives. I consider living with your tulpa is as closest to completion as possible.

[Knapp]

I think a tulpa is complete when the tupper itself feels that (s)he is.

[MonarKay]

Is your life ever really complete? No, you can always do more.

Same applies to tulpa I think. There's always something to strive for, and considering how determined and adventurous Kay is... we're probably never going to stop striving.

[Natasha]

Is your life ever really complete? No, you can always do more.

Same applies to tulpa I think. There's always something to strive for, and considering how determined and adventurous Kay is... we're probably never going to stop striving.

 

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There´s always another mountain, though they might not be extremely visible from where you´re standing, so get out your binoculars and start scouting for new ways to improve.

[QB2]

It's all up to the tulpa, in my opinion.

If they don't want to be imposed, you really have no reason to impose them.

But if they do, it would be impolite not to try your hardest to achieve it.

[TulpaCouple]

My tulpa would love to be physically huggable, so we like the idea of working on imposition. Not to mention it makes communication easier to actually see and hear them.

 

We aren't interested in switching or any of that, so we aren't working towards it. It's all up to what you want to do with your tulpa, if you are interested in the research aspect of tulpae, or any other factors that affect the decision.

[Oguigi]

I agree.

Oguigi could learn all the cool tulpa tricks;

But Oguigi will only deem herself as "finished" when she is not a 'Tulpa' anymore.

 

I mean, i hardly even consider myself finished. but yet again am going backwards so it's odd.