Introversion and tulpae

[Viski]

How does a tulpa fit into the introvert desire to recharge from social interaction once in a while? Are the tulpae not as straining as the physical people, or can they just go to the wonderland/sleep if you want some time alone?

[Guest Anonymous]

Both.

[NekoiNemo]

Fits perfectly. She's the only one i don't want to distance myself from.

Yes, it's very staining and stressing to be in less that 1.5m with someone for more than 10 minutes, but... She sticks to me from dawn to dusk (and we sleep together) and i don't have problem with that either.

Point is tulpa's presence isn't annoying - it's pleasant. And what's the point to create one if it was other way around?

[Torchblind]

I agree with all of the above. I'm introverted too and get tired and irritable pretty easily if forced to interact with people all day long, yet I always enjoy Kaje's company.

[Guest EnnervateIndustries]

She's the only one i don't want to distance myself from.

 

Nailed it.

[Wh33lzman]

Introverts like to ponder the self a lot, a tulpa is a literal manifestation of the self that can be fullt interacted with

[Hornets]

When I feel like I'm in an uncomfortable situation around people, I quickly let Fancyboy take over.

I don't mind being around my friends but sometimes I just want to distance myself from 'em, you know?

[Viceroy]

a tulpa is a literal manifestation of the self

 

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