Guest MegaBusta May 24, 2013 May 24, 2013 Are you planning on leaving? D: There's nothing here anymore. Then again, there's nothing anywhere.
Guest Anonymous May 24, 2013 May 24, 2013 There's nothing here anymore. Then again, there's nothing anywhere. Then let's just stay here if there's nowhere else to go. From what I know there aren't any other tulpa-forums nearly as big as tulpa.info for now (at least in English), and 4chan and reddit don't really attract me. If I had to choose another place to go I'd take some soulbounds forum, since soulbounds seem very similar to tulpas except the metaphysical belief behind them, or just keep forcing without any tulpa community. Or some place into occult stuff, I'm pretty sure there would be people with tulpas, soulbounds or egregores there. Conclusion: not many places that are mainly only about tulpas, but you would find some niche in various forums etc.
Guest Anonymous May 25, 2013 May 25, 2013 You could always bring tulpas to a forum. Start a thread in the site's offtopic and let the fun ensue. From the times I've seen it done, it's a good 50-50 love hate response to it.
Guest Anonymous May 25, 2013 May 25, 2013 You could always bring tulpas to a forum. Start a thread in the site's offtopic and let the fun ensue. From the times I've seen it done, it's a good 50-50 love hate response to it. Would be fun, but there (probably) wouldn't be a big community, there's going to be some fun times for a while and then those who are interested would mostly move somewhere else where tulpas are more common. (or you could just stay there as a sort of teacher to guide people through the whole creation process over the months, but I wouldn't do that until I'm "finished" with my first tulpa) Why not create a place? We could just make a google+ group or something and register accounts with similar names so we recognize each other (and to don't tell everybody that we hear voices by using our real names). Shouldn't be much different from the current community though, so there's not really a reason to do something like that unless tulpa.info would close. Or we could all invade some half-dead forum that's still open for some reason.
Nobillis May 25, 2013 May 25, 2013 [Kevin says: The otherkin forums seem tulpa friendly. http://otherkincommunity.net/forums ] Please consider supporting Tulpa.info.
Guest Anonymous May 25, 2013 May 25, 2013 Are you planning on leaving? D: Only if I can find someplace else that I can allow my tulpalamas to still keep in contact with other tulpalamas and/or hosts. Somewhere with a little less ego, newbies unwilling to research the idea when the information's right there... here... whatever, and attention whoring as a whole. ...and like you said, there really isn't much place to go. So until there is, probably not. Would be fun, but there (probably) wouldn't be a big community, there's going to be some fun times for a while and then those who are interested would mostly move somewhere else where tulpas are more common. (or you could just stay there as a sort of teacher to guide people through the whole creation process over the months, but I wouldn't do that until I'm "finished" with my first tulpa) Why not create a place? We could just make a google+ group or something and register accounts with similar names so we recognize each other (and to don't tell everybody that we hear voices by using our real names). Shouldn't be much different from the current community though, so there's not really a reason to do something like that unless tulpa.info would close. Or we could all invade some half-dead forum that's still open for some reason. Though this google+ group idea... at least it'd be easier to have a more selective group of people join so one could at least avoid said annoyances.
Guest Anonymous May 25, 2013 May 25, 2013 Though this google+ group idea... at least it'd be easier to have a more selective group of people join so one could at least avoid said annoyances. Probably, but that would create a kind of elite and newbies could have a hard time joining. If tulpa.info had been more selective when joining I probably wouldn't have gone through surveys or whatever just to become a member, and without the forum I probably wouldn't have kept forcing (I think it's a great reminder that this takes time and to not give up if there aren't responses after a couple of months)
Guest MegaBusta May 25, 2013 May 25, 2013 [Kevin says: The otherkin forums seem tulpa friendly. http://otherkincommunity.net/forums ] Lets not get ahead of ourselves.
Guest Anonymous May 25, 2013 May 25, 2013 Though this google+ group idea... at least it'd be easier to have a more selective group of people join so one could at least avoid said annoyances. If google+ doesn't work out there's the facebook group you can join - Tulpa.info. It has around 30 members and is decently active.
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