Juggling Tulpa Creation and School

[broadwaypianos]

Hello, sorry if this has been already covered.....

 

I am pretty active in extra-curricular activities, and am in my sophomore year (which is the most difficult year at my school), and I am now finding it difficult to find time to tulpaforce. When I do find time to force, it is usually about 30-45 minutes at the most. For me, narration hasn't been a problem, as I can narrate to Chris Do you have any tips to help make time for working on your tulpa in a busy schedule?

[Hush]

It sounds like you really don't have a huge problem. Force when you get time, narrate when you can't, keep your tulpa in your mind as much as possible, and all should work out.

[Koji]

Whenever you can, delve into conversation, and when you can't, do it anyway. Try to incorporate them into your extra-curricular activities. If you take fencing, talk to him/her/it about your opponent's last parry, you ripose, whatever. Just always talk to them.

[broadwaypianos]

Thanks for the tips. it never did seem like a big problem. I was just curious to see how others managed their time and incorporated tulpa creation into every day life. Thanks!

[Guest Anonymous]

I don't do extracirricular stuff often, and when I do its often at lunch, when I'm usually talking. No losses here.

 

30-45 is a great span of time to have

you whiny little bitch

, so just use it to the best of your ability.

[Guest Albatross_]

Do you have any tips to help make time for working on your tulpa in a busy schedule?

 

Drop out of school. It's the only way.

 

It may seem scary now but it's worth it. I dropped out of school 4 yeras ago so I could get coked up erry day. My tulpa got me out of that shit and now I tulpaforce 25 hours a day.

 

Keep it real, broski.

[glitchthe3rd]

Other than daydreaming in class or on the bus or something, you could always just tulpaforce right before bed for half an hour. Just make sure you're sitting up so you can't doze off.

[Splooshie123]

I've actually fallen asleep while sitting up. Maybe sit on a hard chair. So when you fall asleep, it's literal.

[Merc]

I agree with the above, what you are managing seems to work just fine; at least for me. In all honesty I am in the same boat you are. Sophomore year in highschool, carrying both the marching and jazz bands on my shoulders. Just keep your tulpa in thought throughout the day(narrating is good) and force before bed or something and things will pan out. Xina achieved sentience through this method in about 15 days, and ever since then, forcing has gotten easier(probably due to mental adaptation). A few kinks in the schedule due to project stacking and all nighters, but other than that, works fine for me and Xina. Do what you can, thats all that counts.

 

Also, hello people of tulpa.info, I didn't feel like posting until I was about a month into this. Keep the uber n00b stage to myself, and start interacting later.

[Raito123]

 

Drop out of school. It's the only way.

 

It may seem scary now but it's worth it. I dropped out of school 4 yeras ago so I could get coked up erry day. My tulpa got me out of that shit and now I tulpaforce 25 hours a day.

 

Keep it real, broski.

 

Have fun living with your parents or any family member.

How many rooms is your box going to have?

Seriously, don't drop out of school for something like this. Just go to school, and force when you have the time (Lunch, on the bus, before/after homework, before bed)

Force in your spare time; don't do anything drastic to MAKE time