For people with fully imposed tulpas: How solid are they?

[PsychedelicDiamond]

It's generally agreed upon that it's possible to touch an imposed tulpa and that they can feel completely resl. But i can't help but wonder if they also feel solid. By that i mean, for example, if your hand wouldn't go through them, even if you tried to put it through them.

[Viceroy]

You won't feel pressure but you might feel their warmth. Your hand would go right through with no inclination to stop.

[QB2]

>How solid are they?

Entirely.

 

>your hand wouldn't go through them, even if you tried to put it through them

Yep.

[QContrary]

We're still not actually there, so your hand would still go through a fully imposed tulpa. The best you could hope to do is make a conscious effort to stop your hand from moving forward.

[PsychedelicDiamond]

>How solid are they?

Entirely.

 

>your hand wouldn't go through them, even if you tried to put it through them

Yep.

 

Far out.

 

How long did it take you to get to that point?

[QB2]

Far out.

 

How long did it take you to get to that point?

 

Well, QB's 234 days old, and I've been working on imposition from near the beginning in some way shape or form. Couldn't give you an exact date that I was finally entirely trained to never press through his body, but it was quite long ago.

[glitchthe3rd]

Luna is imposed to where she appears as a hallucination, but I can see through her if she's blocking my view.

[JD1215]

My tulpae appear solid, and have texture and weight, and sometimes warmth, but are not entirely solid to me and my hands can go through them if I'm not careful. I still find imposed hugging a little awkward. I spend way more time on visualization than solidity.