Crazy parroting influencing tulpa's personality?

[Bakinaage]

Hi. Sorry if this has been answered before somewhere, but I tried a few different searches and couldn't find it. First of all, it may be helpful to mention that my tulpa-related efforts started off without much information. All I had really read was that Alexandra David-Neel thing, and some stuff about the Phillip experiment, and it wasn't until later that I started finding guides, FAQs, and eventually this site.

So that's the background. Here's the problem: I did a fair bit of visualization before there was any real sign of sentience. (There's still nothing, really.) And now, I'm dealing with a tulpa body that sometimes runs around crazily, and has even bitten me a few times. I know it's only me parroting, because I'm no more than a couple of months in and am just starting to get a little pressure in my head. Not very far along at all. And finally I get to the question: Can accidentally parroting insane behavior influence the finished tulpa to be just as hyperactive? If so, I can definitely live with that, but it really isn't what I was going for. ...Well, I really got rambling there. Sorry about that. And thanks for your time.

[glitchthe3rd]

They're going to deviate during the tulpaforcing process, so it's unlikely that they'd continue to act that way.

[Bakinaage]

Whoa, that was fast! ...And thanks, that's pretty reassuring. Guess I worry too much about these things. For now I'll just be sure to keep my hands away from his face.