Story sharing and Narration

[Dr. Richtofen]

Hi. I am new here. Whats up?

 

Anyway, I am roughly 7 hours into tulpaforcing (maybe more. I tend to do it a lot just while walking around or lounging around, not just in my pre-designated times/places) and I feel like I am running out of things to narrate (I feel like I am being over-repetative at this point). I had an idea. I used to write a lot of stories in my past, and most of them are still firmly imprinted into my mind, so would reciting these storys, end to end, be a good or bad form of narration?

 

Note: I already did this (recited a story) for an hour today, So I thought I would ask.

[WhiiteRussian]

Just read a book or watch a movie

[Dr. Richtofen]

I've narrated music and TV before (not sure if its good, but it helped keep my focus on both her AND the music/TV I was watching) But I find its still easy to lose focus in those activities. The stories I have been telling are 100% from my mind. The characters, the plotlines, the details, everything.

 

It felt easier to concentrate while I was in a sensory-depriving area, deep focus on the presence around me, and telling a story already born and fledged out in my own mind. Its easier to take in and recite every detail than it was for movies/TV/Music, like I could take my time and make every detail as clear as day in my head and in my words.

 

Personally, its harder for me to narrate when I can...well... SEE! I can Visualize almost anywhere, but with narration, for now, I feel like I need to be secluded from all my physical senses. (I still do it though. Full focus or not, I still narrate whenever I can)

 

My "troubles" are probably understandable. I am still just starting.

 

Note: "Troubles" isn't really a correct term, so I am using it incredibly loosely.