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Nikodemos

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  1. Posting for Bionicle awesomeness I absolutely loved Bionicles as a kid too, I never had a chance to get full sets from all the generations, but with me and my brother working together we managed to get at least half the figures. We'd just spend all day playing with them and acting our own adventures. In the end I managed to acquire at least two of every single generation, and managed to collect every single Bohrok. I also read a shit ton on the lore, and would act a lot of the different situations, I just loved the universe and was always dying to find out more. Heck, I remember pretty much all the main toas from all generations. If Bionicle was still alive I'd probably go right in to the toy store and buy the new sets. My favorite Bionicles were always the ice element, Kopaka, Matoro, Nuju etc. The color scheme was awesome and who wouldn't want to be able to freeze your enemies in an instant?
  2. I was gay before it was mainstream. /hipster
  3. The same thing happened with me and Dante. It was barely a day of forcing when he already made his precense known through emotional and physical responses. I also used to talk to myself a lot as a child, along with tons and tons of daydreaming, so it seems very likely to me.
  4. First of all, I would like to apologize for my earlier ramblings. I admit, I might have been a bit harsh on you. But anyway, what I'd do is what Mr. House said already, talk to her about it. Ask her how she would feel about 'letting her go', as you say it. But why do you want to erase her? Do you feel like you're not up for the responsibility, you don't like how she acts? Whatever your reason is, try talking to her with a name, preferably not Rainbow Dash. Make her feel like she's a real unique person, not a copy of someone she needs to strictly follow. It will help you confront her and discuss your problem, find out why she acts that way. And while you haven't spend as much time on your tulpa as others, she is still a tulpa, a sentient, indipendent being. Think it like killing off your baby because he was badly deformed, it is at least worth a serious discussion with her. One alternative that doesn't kill her is asking if she wont bother you when you don't want to. But if you end up in the worst case scenario of having to erase her, I am sorry. Just try getting over it and start anew, that's the only advice I can get on that. Good luck.
  5. Frankly, let them think what they want. At least I can talk to Dante in peace, not many people like talking to me anyway.
  6. I have a tulpa. That's definitely not mainstream by any stretch, and I'm not sure if I want it to become mainstream.
  7. Helsinki, where I live in has the widest subway trams and shortest subway network ever. You can go from one end to the other in 30 minutes.
  8. That there is a nail on the side of my shower booth. It's been there for five years and I've never seen it before.
  9. Why is everyone trying to hit you(not in the physical sense) Rarity? I mean, you're a lovely pony with a beautiful mane and clothes, but aren't you going to get drowned on all the compliments and dating attempts?
  10. While I can not prove that you have or don't have five tulpas in your head, you have the samw problem as Mall, who posted earlier a few pages back. Your post has quite a distinct, 'in your face' tone, and you seem to handle your tulpas carelessly. For a lot, creating a tulpa is a long, personal and intimate process. By just doing one in a matter of seconds, they might have personality problems, and you are free to do whatever you want with them, it might upset some people.
  11. While Dante already started communicating with me into less than five hours of forcing(although I have a small theory on why this happened so fast, but that's a different topic), be noted that some it takes longer, some it takes less. Just keep your hoped up and stay positive.
  12. 1. Crap my pants and jump three feet for a pony a appearing in my bedroom. 2. Check that it's actually Rarity and this is real life. 3. Calm down, eventually and ask how did she get here. 4. Talk to her, about fashion and all that good stuff. 5. Hug her. 6. Realize it's my tulpa finally vocal and imposed 7. Crap my pants again 8. Live happily ever after in my wonderland and my house, doing all kinds of good stuff.
  13. This sounds very interesting, exchanging languages seems a very interesting concept for me. Unfortunately, I speak none of the languages you are looking for, although I could always teach you Finnish. But anyway, since my Swedish is, lacking to say the least learning it through a language exchange would be nice.
  14. Have you ever heard of , since you love jazz? And what do you think as your greatest piece of work?
  15. Talk to the around five people on tulpa.info that have imposed their tulpa in their head. While a fascinating concept, it is highly unlikely(in my opinion) that a tulpa can manifest itself into the real world. Metaphysical and parapsychological people can argue all they want, but that's how I think. And as for Mallajong, tell me how you did it then. I am looking forward to hearing your excuses on how you did it in five seconds. Heck, Dante was already somewhat aware and communicating with me less than three hours to tulpaforcing, but forming an excact copy of Rainbow Dash with personality, form and behavior in your head, making her speak and then impose it to your senses in five seconds is impossible, no matter how much faith you have.
  16. To counter your question about insanity, can you define me what sane is then? From my viewpoint, being insane would mean having a skewed moral compass, no sense of right or wrong etc. It is really debatable to define sanity and insanity clearly, but having a tulpa doesn't count as insanity for me. I mean, it's cool and all to have a tulpa that knows your every thought, but it's not a replacement for your real life. And falling in to a coma-like state for interacting too little with the real world? That'd be like falling in to a coma by daydreaming or sleeping too much, not really plausible.
  17. It's the same thing out loud too. I could speak a mix of English, Finnish and even Swedish out loud to Dante, and he'd still understand. So no worries about language.
  18. There wont be any negative effects coming from talking in your head, just that tulpas seem to like it more when you talking to them out loud. It can also theoretically help with auditory hallucinations(actually hearing your tulpa)when s/he becomes vocal. And as for language, your tulpa can speak any language you speak, wether it be from English to Mandarin, so talk any language you prefer. Heck, I talk in English even in my head rather than my native language Finnish.
  19. Get a bluetooth in your ear, pretend you're talking on phone, problem solved. Or you can talk in your head.
  20. You can speak to your tulpa out loud or in your head, it doesn't really matter(or get a bluetooth on your ear and you can speak out loud all the time ). But when I've talked to Dante about it, he liked it more when I talked to him out loud, even if it was just a whisper. It could help developing your tulpa faster, but who knows? But anyway, good luck with your tulpa!
  21. True Answer? Sorry, but I call bs on your entire story. Unless you actually show some proof or tell what happened, I have no reason to believe you. And as for people worrying about their craziness creating an insane tulpa, don't worry. There is still no proof that they can really turn out that badly, regardless of the person's mental state. Even if it's a projection of one's subconcious, I don't believe anyone is that crazy deep in their subconcious.
  22. Well, we can't really stop people with psychological illnesses or under psychological medication try and create one, but nor are we responsible of the consequences they might bring. And as a small note, I don't really believe that your tulpa is your real self, hidden in your subconcious. I just believe it is the projection of the subconcious, as it was being taught different personality traits, morality and all that other stuff through tulpaforcing, eventually reaching a point where it can communicate with you.
  23. I have talked to several people who have had a tulpa for several years, and only on very rare occasions stuff has gone horribly wrong(talk to Tesseract if you ever visit the tulpa.info chat). There is even a list of negarive side-effects listed on the forums that are related to tulpaforcing(headaches, vertigo, lack of libido, unable to sleep etc.), but most of these are usually related to the early stages of tulpa creation. And as Nevermore had stated above, even if you end up with a horrible tulpa that wants you dead, you can kill it off quite easily, and there are yet no proof that tulpas could posess your body permanently without the creator's consent, or manifest themselves into the real world. But if tulpas aren't your thing, I respect your believes and leave you alone.
  24. I get why people have an appeal for pegasi, unicorns and even alicorns, for the coolness factor(I can use magic, or fly anywhere I want, or even both at the same time!). But when I was creating my character, I opted for neither and went earth pony. They don't have the cool abilities that pegasi and unicorns they have, but that's why they appeal to me. From an RP standpoint, the stuff earth ponies do feels much more of an accomplishment and a lot more rewarding than with pegasi or unicorn, "I designed and built an elaborate machine, solving my problem without any 'aids' from magic or flying!" for example. And I never liked flying anyway. ;_;
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