glitchthe3rd's Tulpaforcing Misadventures

[glitchthe3rd]

So Luna and Morphos were chilling on the beach a little while ago, and then bam, giant fucking wave outta nowhere. So now slimegirl tulpa is dead, and clearly my subconscious means business here. The ban on tulpaforcing apparently extends to all three of us, not just me personally. But on the bright side, Luna's cured of her nightmares.

[Pronas]

Really glitch? Really? You know how tuppers can't actually die, and was morphos even imposed? And now luna is cured from her nightmares? That sounds a little too convenient for me.

TULPA MURDERER

[Avalanche]

inb4 the next big twist that keeps us all wanting to stay up to date with the "story"

[glitchthe3rd]

They called me crazy, but now it's time for the three of us to kick back and watch the action and drama unfold. I will of course offer my input where I can, but all I can say is good luck to all you skeptics.

 

I will also say that even if I did have the attention span to support a third tulpa, I have no idea what I'd make. Also, I took the time to measure Elise, and she seems to be 3'2" right now. Of course she'll grow over the years though.

[Chupi]

About NesterBones' musical instrument idea: Even with just the most rudimentary knowledge of the sound an instrument makes, a tulpa should be able to "play" a rough model of it that you create. Now, if you know what actions on the instrument make what sounds (like the keys on a piano, the notes they make, and how the sound varies with how hard you hit them), and you can make an accurate enough model of the instrument in your wonderland, the tulpa should be able to learn to play it "for real". Meaning if you then do possession with the tulpa, he/you may actually be able to play it in real life. Compare this to practicing/rehearsing an action in your mind.

 

Avalanche, here's my two cents on the claim that glitch isn't for real: I've had some fairly nutty things happen in my wonderland when my visualization is good enough to see what's happening rather than what I'm consciously trying to imagine, and I go into an area that I didn't plan anything in. That is, I'm interacting with pure subconscious autofill. I've had monsters appear in rooms that should logically contain books. Weapons I expected to work against those monsters didn't, and other stuff I didn't think would work so well did. I've even run into a strange person while exploring one of these areas. Last night, my tulpa mysteriously disappeared; I ultimately managed to reach out to her with words and teleport her back, but I thought for a while I'd have to go on some sort of rescue mission. I've even tried a few things glitch reported having done, and most of them have worked. My tulpa has come up with and done a few things to me that I initially thought were intrusive thoughts or just plain silly, but when I finally let her try, they worked great. My wonderland has a set of subconscious beliefs that make it work, and they're not entirely aligned with IRL physics. Fortunately most of them are helpful things I set up consciously.

 

This is from a stagnant, generally unused imagination and a logical, not-so-creative mind -- I couldn't come up with anything resembling a decent plotline and I couldn't even visualize a circle 2 and a half months ago. Think what a decade of constant use could do, especially continually developing and adding to the same wonderland for most of it. Especially without really knowing the consequences of what you're setting up for most of that time. *Especially* if you have multiple sentient beings who hate each other, and you let them run wild in said wonderland.

[Goldsmith]

So why is your sub c banning tulpa forcing? Sounds like an angry god. I say take the fight to the sub c. It would make for one hell of a final battle. Who knows, if you win, you might gain control of everything the sub c used to control.

[Black Bane]

THE FINAL BOSS

[glitchthe3rd]

So why is your sub c banning tulpa forcing? Sounds like an angry god. I say take the fight to the sub c. It would make for one hell of a final battle. Who knows, if you win, you might gain control of everything the sub c used to control.

Not as simple as it sounds. My subconscious manifested itself as a computer program.

 

THE FINAL BOSS

Oh god, Flandre vs. Luna. The battle would be epic.

[Chupi]

So why is your sub c banning tulpa forcing? Sounds like an angry god. I say take the fight to the sub c. It would make for one hell of a final battle. Who knows, if you win, you might gain control of everything the sub c used to control.

 

It came to him in a vision or something -- a little girl who looked like Elise, along with a feeling of this being the last one. I'm not convinced as to whether his subconscious actually stepped in and said "no more", or he interpreted what he saw as that, and has now integrated it into his beliefs.

 

This latest development may have more to do with slime girls and water not mixing well.

[Guest]

Make an anglerfish that has hands that are only capable of giving middle fingers. That'll show your subconscious who's boss when it tries to wash it away. Anglerfish because they're ugly and look like they're angry at all times.