Canon Pony Tulpa

[Guest Anonymous]

pony harem

 

It's a pitiful existence when you're created for the sole purpose of fulfilling someone's lust. Think about it.

[Linkzelda]

Yeah, but you people are not paying attention to OP's post. Did he/she state anywhere that he wants one for lust? You people are making up assertions on the intentions of OP. Jeeze, you people love making up worst case scenarios and think it's applicable to anything.

[Kiahdaj]

It seems you're quite quick to jump to conclusions, yourself. Once again, do not put yourself above us, when you really are no better.

[Flexionsensor]

Yeah, but you people are not paying attention to OP's post. Did he/she state anywhere that he wants one for lust? You people are making up assertions on the intentions of OP. Jeeze, you people love making up worst case scenarios and think it's applicable to anything.

 

He didn't give us anything, and hasn't posted back. I'd say that we should expect the worst, in order to properly examine this. I know we judge too quickly, but we have to judge in some way. Not that it affects us, but Lord knows it affects him.

[Linkzelda]

It seems you're quite quick to jump to conclusions, yourself. Once again, do not put yourself above us, when you really are no better.

 

This isn't about putting anyone above anyone else, this isn't about rankings or anything about credibility. This is about telling people to think for themselves and use guides as supplements.

 

This isn't about putting guilt trips on the tulpa creation process, that kind of mentality is making host create a war within themselves. If the host starts building preconceptions on why they shouldn't make a tulpa, they are following the guilt trip with making another life, an extension of themselves.

 

Telling people not to make a tulpa because of regret or some other conflict is not a persuasive way to make one. The whole process is to reach some betterment in your life, and the only way to do that is being responsible and being willing to solve the situations that come before you.

 

Which is why I stated, guilt trips, rants, and such is telling people that if they don't do this or following this mentality, they will have a conflict with their tulpa. That is a perception, that is not reality. That is subjective truth you've made, not objective truth.

 

The reality is, if you choose to think there's conflicts with your tulpa, if you choose to set predispositions on the morality factor, you are in war with yourself.

 

If one cannot build rapport with themselves with their tulpa, if one cannot see how they CAN build rapport, it's not useful, it is not practical, it's just a perspective. Part of growing up is facing those problems instead of avoiding them.

 

You can label me as whatever you would like and whoever you think I am., I am here to learn, no one is perfect in their mindset, it's something that's always growing, that's the point.

 

I am not the one here quick to jump to conclusions, if you paid attention, Sands jumped to the conclusion based on exponential worrying, do not shift that role towards me when I've made an obvious statement that we should not dwell on "what ifs" and think they will be real.

[Kiahdaj]

That is just ridiculous though. To not warn the potential host of what can go wrong, and why they may not realize that they do not want to make a tulpa just to protect their feelings will do no good.

What is the alternative? Them going through life and finding out for themselves, right?

Well that doesn't sound too bad. Except that it's too late. They have a tulpa now. It was a life-long commitment about which they were not educated enough.

And then they will ask "why didn't anyone warn me?"

 

Yes, it is up to them to be an adult (even though they are likely not) and make a decision for themselves, but if they are not informed enough of the possibilities, then they are not capable of making an informed decision.

[Guest Anonymous]

Yeah, but you people are not paying attention to OP's post. Did he/she state anywhere that he wants one for lust? You people are making up assertions on the intentions of OP. Jeeze, you people love making up worst case scenarios and think it's applicable to anything.

 

Nowhere did I quote the OP. You understand what a harem is, right? It's a bunch of mistresses. The word lust fits.

[Linkzelda]

That is just ridiculous though. To not warn the potential host of what can go wrong, and why they may not realize that they do not want to make a tulpa just to protect their feelings will do no good.

 

And then they will ask "why didn't anyone warn me?"

 

Yes, it is up to them to be an adult (even though they are likely not) and make a decision for themselves, but if they are not informed enough of the possibilities, then they are not capable of making an informed decision.

 

I've made it very clear in my posts that the person should experiment, research, and check other guides. Which means I don't need to tell them the bad aspects of making a tulpa. I never stated anything about protecting their feelings, this hasn't been ANYTHING about protecting their feelings. The irony is that people are trying to use scare tactics and dwelling on "what ifs," and think that one's opinion on it will be the determining factor in them making the choice. Some may take other opinions into consideration, and some may not. The fact still remains that OP is the one that makes the decision.

 

This whole phenomenon is exposing one's self towards understanding themselves more, not protecting them from it. Focusing on one aspect alone is just as detrimental as only showing the good. The idea is showing both good and bad, and showing what a person can do in both realms. This is why people need to treat guides as guidelines. If they think about "why didn't someone warn me?" that is their fault. The best approach is to just inform people, not to gain approval.

 

Never have I stated anywhere that one should not acknowledge the negative aspects. That is an assertion made from others.

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Nowhere did I quote the OP. You understand what a harem is, right? It's a bunch of mistresses. The word lust fits.

 

I understand what a harem is, I understand you didn't quote OP. What I don't understand is why you need to talk about lust when it's not something to be discussed in this thread?

[Kiahdaj]

Uhhhh actually no one here ever said anything suggesting that OP should read a guide that said bad things can happen, and then make the decision not to make one.

Don't know where you got that idea.

[Guest Anonymous]

Because it describes the situation of Spartanelete's implications and I don't agree with them? And because this is a discussion forum?

 

I find it mildly amusing that you're dragging this out.