Tulpa General

[Charlotte]

I'm genuinely concerned, what are the chances that my tulpa will dislike/hate me? Because I'm a really fucked up individual, I'm talking like if my friends knew about the shit I've done/do/think about, they probably would want nothing to do with me. So this scares me because I don't know how a tulpa's perception of me will defer from that of an actual person in regard to tolerance/ acceptance. Has anyone had issues with their tulpa disliking their creator?

 

It'll be more than likely your tulpa will understand and forgive you for whatever you did in the first place. Great thing about tulpae is they never really judge you on things and can see what you were thinking then and what you are thinking now. Though if you hate yourself for whatever you did and/or you're a maschist you may have a problem. Maybe. It really is different for everyone though. But if you expect/hope your tulpa will be fine with whatever things you did it should end up that way anyway.

[Phi]

I'm genuinely concerned, what are the chances that my tulpa will dislike/hate me? Because I'm a really fucked up individual, I'm talking like if my friends knew about the shit I've done/do/think about, they probably would want nothing to do with me. So this scares me because I don't know how a tulpa's perception of me will defer from that of an actual person in regard to tolerance/ acceptance. Has anyone had issues with their tulpa disliking their creator?

 

It's a common belief that tulpa do not dislike their creator. They may dislikes certain things about them, but they are overall ok with them. If your tulpa is cold towards you, especially if they is the opposite gender, they're probably just being tsundere.

Now, if you make their personality so that they would hate you, that's something else. Unless you specifically make them to hate you, though, they probably won't.

[Mongoose]

 

If your tulpa is cold towards you, especially if they is the opposite gender, they're probably just being tsundere.

 

 

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[Guest Anonymous]

I've already decided on what I want my tulpa to look like. However, I'm not very good at visualizing. If I know what qualities I want it to have, but I can't "see" them in very good detail, will I still be able to attain accurate results?

[Guest]

The details will come over time. Like it says in Dane's guide, just zoom in on the individual parts of your tulpa, visualizing them one-by-one, until you can get a full, detailed view of the whole tulpa.

[Lykos]

This morning, I was doing something that I usually do on weekends, waking up and going immediately back to sleep over the course of an hour or two till I felt ready to face the day. Tis often comes coupled with lots of short dreams. Well, the very last dream I had today was...interesting.

 

It was only about five seconds long. My Tulpa, Pinkie, was in the world of Minecraft- a game I've been playing a lot lately. She dug up a couple blocks of dirt and then exclaimed "yay!" or something to that effect. Then, I woke up.

 

Not, she hasn't said anything to me yet and I haven't gotten any emotional responses. I'm only about...10-15 hours in. Can you give me an idea of what this could mean? Was she trying to communicate with me? I don'tt hink I was parroting, as I was honestly surprised by this, and dreams come from the subconscious, where your Tulpa comes from right?

[Weird0]

Tulpa threads on 4chan are very difficult to maintain. The ones on /x/ turn into Slenderman/Jeff The Killer shit, while the ones on /mlp/ progress slowly and die once real discussion begins.

Real shame.

 

I wonder what people expect from Tulpa threads on 4chan. Seriously.

The chances are better to have deep discussions about quantum mechanics on a elementary school than talking about the weather on 4chan for 3 minutes.

 

Thats a lie cause you would actually talk to the same people in both ways.

[MonarKay]

So I recently remembered a quote that I find incredibly relevant to the subject of tulpae.

Unfortunately I do not remember the quote exactly, and I cannot for the life of me figure out who said it. Either way, I'll try and say it to the best of my knowledge-

 

"You cannot love something without first understanding it, and to understand something completely you cannot help but love it."

 

I like this quote a lot. It eloquently puts why tulpae are so great- you and they understand each other completely, and so, you cannot help but love each other.

[Chupi]

4chan has its perks on occasion. By being anonymous I can ask a bullet-storm of omitted and unethical questions and leave completely unharmed. The speed is usually faster than the forums as well.

If it wasn't for the 4chan threads and occasional cool guys in there, I would have never found this awesome phenomenon.

 

There are places on the IRC where you can ask those types of questions as well.

 

I go to the /mlp/ tulpa threads primarily because there's a bunch of people there who don't come here.