Keep us updated with things. I also suggest you write everything you happen to notice during forcing for yourself somewhere - like here if you want it to be public - as there might be a pattern you might miss otherwise.

Sounds good. I guess I'll start now in the next post, keep things nice and tidy.

yep

You're not talking about the >feels, mate.

What about those important little things that were different we talked about, it might be a good idea to tell people about your findings. Like directing your speech to tupper vs. to yourself.

Now we're talking. Keep the tupper train going.

Somewhere through on my end, it started feeling like a switch being flipped any time thoughts were redirected towards mine, so keep at it.

Can you elaborate on this?
I'm going for full days of narration now whoa. I'll post once the day is out or tomorrow evening.

Because you're all on tenderhooks for this shit you sluts you know you are get down and beg for this beg you filthy

Alright.
Instead of simply talking in my head to thin air, as Sands and co. suggested, I'll be directing my thoughts to my tupper, in my head. When they initially told me how do, I believe it were ruffel who said to notice the difference between talking to myself and aiming my thought rockets at my tuppero. I do notice a slight difference, but it is extremely slight.
It'll be a long time before that'll build up to anything noticeably different, I think.

As I said, I'll keep on it, it is valuable info to me and I appreciate the help. I'll roll with it for as long as I can or as long as needs be.

When I started, I pretty much always did this. Is it that you have some problem calling the tulpa out to communicate with it, or directing the thought to proper area. I normally send the message, while the tulpa is within the wonderland, and some sort of visualized loudspeaker that plays throughout it. So that I know the tulpa is listening, and I know that the tulpa heard. Typically now, I find it easier to call the tulpa out by name first, and then relay a message. I noticed after a while that was the quickest most direct way to get their attention. For me at least.

Me: 'Fina.'
Fina: 'Yes.'
Me: 'What do you like about your wonderland?'
Fina: 'Its peaceful. Why are you asking me this?'
Me: 'Oh was did I interrupt something?'
Fina: 'No no, you should have known that already right?'
Me: 'I do, I just needed an example conversation.'
Fina: 'I see.'

Can you elaborate on this?

It's weird to explain. Not sure I really can. Just.. The more I narrated, the better it felt, and the more I could keep focused. Kinda when I thought about her, she became aware that I was giving her attention, and that mutual attention created this really solid feeling all around my mind. At least that's what we're thinking. Idunno, I'll think about it, and try to explain it better in a little bit if you're still wanting stuff on it.