Tulpa likes being parroted?

[Cooki3monst3r]

So, I followed a guide on here on trying to get your tulpa to talk but parroting them. When ever I visit the Wonderland I always take a walk with my tulpa, and he always likes to stop at this little stream, but he briskly walked right past it. Same thing happened with a tree that we created that does something special, not that it matters what it does, he always just stops there as well. I noticed he wasn't really into it much, so we went home quickly and up to the library where we practice becoming vocal. I found that he liked being parroted. Which is weird because I know people claimed that was a bad thing. I came to my own conclusion that he allowed me to do so, and welcomed it because I was subconsciously wanting him to talk. And by trying to please me, he let me do it. Is that really whats going on here? And has this happened to anyone else before?

[Alexavier]

I read about the same guide too, Strangely my Tulpa hasn't giving me signs that he "likes" it or not, but if your Tulpa and you agree that it'll speed up the process of him becoming vocal, then sure. But that's just me, don't actually take my word for it if you feel like it isn't right.

[Kaga and Company]

I usually just do whatever my tulpas like in regards to forcing. For example, my tulpas generally aren't fond of parroting. They prefer visualization and asking questions, or just imagining them with certain qualities, etc. So I usually don't do parroting. However, if your tulpa likes it... then I really don't see the problem.

 

The fact that your tulpa suddenly stopped liking things that he used to like does seem a bit odd, though, but I'm not entirely sure what it has to do with the parroting. Maybe there's some other cause for the weird behavior?