Parroting?

[Ewanwii]

First post here :D Started on my tulpa about a month ago, progress has gone well.

 

I first thought she spoke to me a few weeks ago, dismissed it entirely as parroting. I kept forcing, and now I get her talking to me regularly. But i'm not sure if it's parroting or if it's really her; it doesn't feel subconcious, but it doesnt feel like ehr either.

 

So should I open up to her more or not? or is their anyway to prove it's her and not me? Any advice would be appreiciated, thanks.

[Kiahdaj]

There is no way to prove that it's her, but doing things such as asking her to say something that would surprise you can be a very large hint. People tend to not be very good at surprising themselves.

 

Anyway, regardless of whether or not the latter works, you should always assume the responses that you're getting are her. That's a general rule of the process.

Assuming that it's her will not only be good if it is her, but if it isn't. Truly believing she can talk will cause her to be able to talk sooner.

So you can't go wrong.

It's her.

[thunder618]

The only way it can be parroting is if you are consiously and purposely forcing a responce.

There is no possible way to parrot without deciding to parrot first, so you're good, that's your tulpa.

[cruse]

It's her

 

Talking from experience here.

[Guest Anonymous]

What cruise said. Unless you're sure for a fact you parroted (and believe me, you'll know) then you'll... well, know. If you have to question whether you just parroted something, then it's safer to assume tulpa.