I think what Colonel is trying to convey is that a form is just a representation, just like the voice or any other kind of hallucination provoked by the tupper can be. It's not decisive unless you really believe it is. If she changed her form into a giant dragon or her voice into that of a high-pitched mouse, would that make her a different person? Would she act upon what she makes herself out to be, rather than how her personality defines her?

And another one bites the dust.

I think you're forgetting to have fun. From my point of view, it's supposed to be enjoyable. Think of any activity that can involve her and be fun at the same time. Talking about subjects of interest, reading stories and forum posts, drawing things on real and imaginary paper. I dunno what you'd find enjoyable in this regard. But oh well. You're giving up quite fast.

Also,

>complains about lack of vividness
>still not doing an Eye-Bo marathon

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Eye-Bo is only a supplement, and its effects can be felt more in the long term through persistent use. How fast people get "results" is subjective. Some are already good at visualising and just need a little push, while others are not very good and need much more entrainment and practice to become as good at visualising. Some are very sensitive to rhythmic entrainment, while others are more resistant. Some can focus on the same thing for long periods of time, while the attention span may be lacking for others.

Compare a guy that loves to draw, finds music very emotionally affecting, and can focus on things for hours at a time, to a guy that comes up with very few ideas, spends the majority of his time being stimulated by various external mediums like movies or video games, and can barely hold his attention onto something before it becomes boring. Whom do you think will feel the strongest effect of the entrainment? Many factors decide how much of an effect it'll have on you and how much you'll have to use it in order to get "results", which is why that, while testimonies may be fun to read, they're ultimately irrelevant.

Well, that's just a theory. No one's really proven anything so yeah. Anyone claiming anything as a fact about tupper stuff should be avoided, but believe in what you want to believe. I'm not stopping you, who knows which theory is right, is any.

I do suggest you to keep at it, you might be onto something here. You don't really have to decide if it's a proper response or not yet. You can just roll with it and see where it goes without making "permanent" choices. Maybe you could try some harder subjects as well, it's always interesting to hear what the tupper might be thinking about something difficult.

You should enjoy the silly things young tuppers do and say, because they grow up so fast. Sniff.

Yeah I wish I knew where a lot of that stuff came from. Don't even try to find hidden puns from what I just wrote.

I guess when you're that one person who is always with them, the one they know more or less everything about, it's easy to get interested in them as time goes on. New feelings develop and such as a tupper matures I guess. Usually you're the only one they got and they just know you so well they can see all the good in the middle of all the bad. So, shit happens. Hell, there even seems to be this kind of weird worship thing going on at times, where the tupper thinks so highly of their host for one reason or another, usually having to do with the host being the tulpa's creator and the tulpa just thinking the host is a godly human being because they know them. And probably are biased and can't see all the bad parts the host has or are able to ignore them because they know the reasons for those bad things.

Well, love makes you blind I guess.

He likes to give him a goodnight kiss every night, and they both love to deny it.