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[Lacquer]

Where do you got the zits? Face? Back? Unmentionables? Man, that'd be bad. Unmentionables-zits. Ouch. How bad you got it? Whoops, getting _ot there.

 

Here: If you worry about the side effects, they're probably more likely to happen, due to the same underlying mechanisms behind the placebo effect. In the same way, if you believe it may help you with tulpamaking in the "Hallucinations, delusions; General loss of touch with reality" areas, then it may be more effective. Looking at that list, though, it seems that the chances of either of these things happening are slim to none, so I wouldn't worry OR be hopeful.

[Viceroy]

I took Accutane, years ago. It did a great job. I generally distrust popular medical practice but I can't dispute the results.

 

I recommend you take it. Being more physically attractive is more important than having an imaginary friend.

[FalseTriangle]

I was on Accutane from 2011-2012 It was the only thing that could rid me of my face and back acne. however it worked great, the blood drawing on a bi-weekly basis was a huge pain; but it worked.

 

Also last fall when I was working on my tulpa I accidentally over-dosed on antihistamines (took Sudafed and Benadryl) I was so out of the world that there was absolutely zero contact between me and her. So no, I for one, do not recommend Drugs+Tulpa.

[Ithilia]

I just was taking isotretinoin until the end of January. It did not have any immediate effects on forcing (though I just found out about this community and just what tulpae exactly are at the beginning of January), but it quickened relapse of my depression and caused emotional instability (which was, obviously, deteriorative to the quality of forcing and contact with my tulpa). Isley, who had been sentient all that time (which is a whole different matter), claims that he could feel me and my emotions just as clearly as when I am not on meds.

As for other side effects, in my case they were not severe, apart from skin dryness. It definitely depends on the person so your case may be different, but my blood tests were not much worse than before, and my liver is still with me.

And the cool thing about these meds is getting prescriptions for birth control pills during whole treatment time! Say no to irregular periods!

[TheDarkenedOne]

This is a weird coincidence. I actually had been on Accutane from 2012 -2013 late November - last month. I had only started forcing a week or two before i was prescribed so I don't know if it could have affected the forcing at all, but I've read enough of others experiences with forcing to assume what that i was indeed forcing the right way.

 

I would definitely recommend taking it if you can though, it does work although its not instant so don't expect anything. It had taken me about 2-3 months on it before i had significant changes, but you should notice minor changes about a few weeks in.

 

The only side effects i had were dry lips and a nose bleed every now and then, nothing serious. You'll want to carry around like 50 sticks of chapstick though for your lips it does get pretty bad the longer you take it. I don't think it would give you depression but it may make you more susceptible to it. I didn't experience any hallucinations (I wish) or suicidal thoughts but those are the really rare effects of the drug. The doctor I had went to said that he hadn't seen anyone with any side effects other then the ones i had experienced.

 

Anyway I hope I helped its my first time posting on tulpa.info but I knew I had too once i saw this oddly coincidental topic.

[tania]

If u think its going to help u with your Tulpa.. it probably will... placebo affect.

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Im on a lot of different perscription drugs for health issues (for my BP, pain killers and a drug to boost my blood volume, melatonin and probably about to be put on a diabetes drug too when I get back to docs) but the only one which would effect Jesse and I, would be the benzo drug I occassionally take for sleep (only cause it knocks me out) but I havent needed to take it for a while.

[Lacquer]

Please don't use "u" in place of "you". I have many pet peeves, but that one seems to stick out the furthest (probably because I see it so rarely, it becomes more noticeable). Sorry.

[tania]

Please don't use "u" in place of "you". I have many pet peeves, but that one seems to stick out the furthest (probably because I see it so rarely, it becomes more noticeable). Sorry.

 

What are u? The literary police. If you have an issue with it its your issue and not my issue (your anxieties with spelling dont concern me) and if you have an issue with people being themselves, you should deal with it. As far as I know using "u" instead of you isnt against this sites rules.

 

I hope you arent upset over my response but I plan to keep being myself. If you dont like how I express myself, just dont read my posts (or if there is a block here.. use it and block me so you dont have to be irrated by my posts due to this).

 

Appologies to the mods and the original poster for my off topic response to the other poster targeting me.

 

Lacquer.. this is the third time you've responded in a way showing you have some kind of issue with me. First you've thou picked on my spelling thou. If you feel negative towards me, I'd prefer that you didnt then waste your time replying to my posts at all.

[Lacquer]

Why would I block you? You still might say something useful, even if it does have a bit of something I have to get past to read. I didn't seriously expect you to change for lil' ol' me; I don't expect anyone to. But there is that infinitesimal chance you might, and as long as that tiny chance exists, I'll try and try to make what I read better for me, and maybe a little for others who are also bothered by it.

 

Whatever, man.