Good to have you here, Abr. Roy? Abr.

There are plenty of resources available for you to check out here while you update your progress, so take a look if you feel like trying something new or getting a new perspective. Can't wait to hear how your tupperware progresses.

I believe the term is faggotry, and you'll come to get over it, don't worry. The yell-apologize-make up method is how I got over doubts a lot early on. I'd feel doubtful about one of them, they'd chew me out, and then we'd move on. Hell, I still do it today.

Also, been thinking of working on a guide with Luna and Haya. I don't have much reason to start a diary thread on .info, but I feel like helping people out, instead of just lurking through .info and reddit.

Not sure what it'll be or when it'll be posted- and it probably won't be as thorough and grandiose as Fede's ultimate-whatever-the-hell-it-was- but making a contribution to the community would be nice. Hopefully I won't be spewing shit and actually help someone instead.

Nice to have you here. To be honest, I think elaboration is a great way to get thoughts straight. That, and you'll get a more detailed response from people if you're honest with us.

Narrating about daily life and opinions is a pretty good way to encourage responses from a tulpa, whatever the form may be. Narration can also be incorporated into your everyday activities and be a pretty simple form of passive forcing. Like you described before, some people focus really intensely in active sessions and burn themselves out or do it in large gaps. There are also people whose tulpas progress slowly because all they do is casually toss thoughts their way and expect them to pick up the slack. Personally, I believe that passive forcing can have its own positive effects on development and that time spent passively forcing should be balanced with active forcing (then again, you hardly know me and my preaching about the wonders of passive forcing wouldn't mean shit). The key word here, though, is balance. Make an effort to narrate to your tulpa frequently during the day, and set aside some time for just the two of you when you can. If there's something you feel you want to work on, set aside more time. If you're going to be cramped for time for a few days or a week, squeeze in a little attention on-the-go.

For future reference, take shit I say with a grain of salt. I'm still new to things as far as tulpas go, but I'll throw my two cents in when I can whether anyone wants them or not.

Again, it's nice to meet you, and we're looking forward to hearing more from you.

Oh, Sands. You have an answer to every question, a solution to every conundrum. Maybe one day I'll have the friend that met Luna swing around here one day. He's not ready yet, I think, but one day.

Time to switch forever and let tuppers eat all the cake.

Hmm, not really sure what to say this time around. Luna's birthday is in three days, so there's that. Been working on tactile imposition (focusing on it until I fall asleep at bedtime is interesting). As always, I've been anti-social in regards to forum participation, chats, and the like, but I'm happy with how things are. I find these two incorporated in my daily life more and more, from dull, boring tasks to even the most rigorous study session. We don't talk as much as I'd expected we would way back when I'd hoped I would reach this point, but that's what makes it feel real, I guess- it seems strange to talk for hours and hours on end when there isn't much to talk about. There are often times where I'll just sit quietly with them without any of us saying anything, or I think I feel a hand against mine during the walk across campus in-between classes, and those are the times I feel accomplished. I've got friends, yeah (loud ones, at that), but the company isn't quite the same.