I'm not quite sure what to do with myself here...

[Evermore]

This is pretty cool. Usually people have pretty anthropomorphic tulpa. This is probably the least anthropomorphic I've ever heard of. It's intriguing.

 

Probably a silly question, but could I get a better idea of what you mean?

[Maelstrom]

Anthropomorphism is attributing human form and emotion into something non-human.

 

Lots of people around here have non-human tulpas (in form), but most feel more comfortable allowing their tulpas to express themselves in a way that is more human.

[Shui]

As Maelstrom said. I can only think of one other plant tulpa, and it's a talking plant.

[Evermore]

I thought it was something along those lines. That's interesting to hear. I mean it gives emotional responses and is responsive to my own, but I feel like I would understand it better through feeling than words anyway. Unless of course it Wanted to take on a shape more human like.

Another thing was that at some point I thought it was going to be female, or thought it felt more female, but now that its stayed in the same shape for a bit long it feels more like, well a tree I guess. Almost like a wise, all knowing being where gender and shape are irrelevant; though both of us understand that they only really know as much as I know.

 

It also seems to have lead to a problem when I try to force that I feel like I'm always puppeting. I felt similar before but I've been Over thinking a lot, so much so in fact that I think even if they wanted to give me a genuine response I'm not letting myself hear/feel it. Current road block I guess.

[Shui]

Don't worry too much about puppeting. It's normal for it to feel like that at first. In spite of what the traditional guides say, most people don't think it's a bad thing these days. Given time, it should naturally grow into something more.