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Don't generalize, Nemo; some tuppers don't give a shit, and some do. Mine teleport and walk through stuff without being bothered at all by it, though I prefer that they traverse the world like other physical beings.

Jesus, you yogurt cannons. Just passive force. No need for all this reviewing of traits and counting hours. Proceed to get thrown in the Clink and politely ask for long-term solitary confinement, in which you may force your tupper into existence. You'll acquire experience of how wonderfully splendid this practice can be.

Bris, might I suggest defocusing your eyes while imposing? I've found that it helps, as focusing just makes you notice the actual real-world details and heavily distracts one from hallucinating onto the peripheral vision properly. Try not to center your view on any particular object in space, either, but rather just stare blankly into the air.

Contrary to Nemo, I'd actually say that forcing in sessions, rather than passive forcing, can be very similar to self-hypnosis. A certain method that I used a few weeks back was to come up with a word or short sentence about the tupper's personality trait that I'd work on, then repeat this while thinking about it at the same time for 30 to 60 minutes straight. I just prefer passive forcing now, however, and deem session-specific forcing to only be an "aid", but not really important at all. Rikudo: You can't "fail" a tupper, unless you're doing things that feel directly counter-productive. It's important that what you're doing feels right and adds to the progress.

Body is about as tall as my legs, then her head about the size of at least half or two thirds of my torso. Something that I'm planning to do in the weekend, where I have extended periods of quiet time alone, is to try a parroting method that reminds a bit of narration: I'll take two chairs, one for me, one for Pinkie (yes, my tupper), and place them in front of each other. We'll take seats and then do this sort of interview-estique conversation back and forth; at the first interview, she'll make a very long intro of who she is, what she does, what her opinions on things are, and so forth. I'll take notes while she talks so that there are further subjects to talk about. When she's done, I'll ask about the subjects written down, continually writing down more notes as she answers. When we will sometime get tired of this, we'll just take a brake and continue later or tommorow and just talk about regular stuff outside these interviews. I plan to keep going like this for maybe a week. Then we'll do something else. I'll write back sometime to tell people how this will work out. At the very least, it gives me something to talk to her about.

Oh, um. I misread. Sorry. Carry on.

Nemo: One sees the cards for a second or two. That's enough for one's subconscious mind construct to utilize the short-term memory to recall all the cards. Theoretically. Take not my words for how well Celestia handles this task. Raspberry: What you need to "work" on first is the personality. This is an important step. Just define about ten traits or so and describe how they affect the tupper. Don't be too over-detailed. Just make a simple list. When that's down, you can try going about the passive forcing + parroting way that I described in an earlier post on this page. Or, you can go to tulpa.info, read a ton of guides, get confused because their methods are old and outdated, craft your own method, go through many hours of experimentation, and so forth.

Good. Hope you found it useful or whatever. Also, you might wanna fix up your post, since I edited my "mini-guide" multiple times already to fix grammar and clarify stuff.

I've not really made a full-fledged post about it, so I guess I will here. It's not really a guide, but more of an insight into how I go about forcing. At every wake minute, or at least as constant as you can manage, imagine that your tupper is near you in the real life. Do not use a wonderland; you're imposing it on your peripheral (open-eyed) vision right from the beginning. Imagine it behind you, in front of you, or wherever you think it would like to be, based on its personality and intended behavior. It's okay to imagine how it would animate when doing a certain action or exp<b></b>ression, too. You're visualizing, which is productive in itself. A tip for imagining things upon your peripheral vision is to intentionally defocus your eyes, stare blankly into the air, and then imagine your tupper on-front. Be vague and don't think too much about its details, but rather the whole embodiment; details will come by themselves over time. Something you can occasionally do is imagine that it's right behind you, then turn around. Again, make damn sure to not focus on anything once you do turn around. Parrot your tupper, too. Have conversations that you both respond back and forth to. It's important to note that you should make it start out all conversations instead of you. That way, your brain gets used to the tupper being the one to always say something, thus speeding up the sentience process and making it easier to detect when the subconscious is taking over the task. Now, it's not so much the act of parroting itself, but rather what is parroted that matters. Make sure to consider what the tupper would think and what its opinions would be before making it say something, then carry on. One way to think of it is to consider it all as one, continuous roleplay; you each have your defined personalities (though, you're just yourself), and you improvise constantly, relative to how these personalities are defined, while still taking the whole situation at hand seriously, kinda like a roleplay, though probably less cheesy. The difference is just that you're trying to convince yourself that the tupper is "real" in the sense of it existing only to you, whereas roleplay is just temporary. As for the other sensory training, you're either doing this alongside visuals and voice, and thus training all senses at the same time, or alternatively doing it after a few weeks if you find it easier to focus on fewer senses at a time. For feeling, you'd both practice feeling each other together: you lay your hands on your tupper and force yourself to imagine that you're feeling something, and vice versa when it lays its hands/hooves on you. Hold/hug/prod each other or other activities while constantly telling yourself that you're feeling it. For smell, same thing: force yourself to smell a particular smell whenever the tupper's around. Placing an object with the desired smell nearby when doing this can help. Once you get smell down, things will proceed more smoothly. Since tasting technically also is a sense, you can do this if you want to, too. The path for accomplishing this is entirely up to you, though. If you have a lewd tupper, you can always just kiss and lick each other all over the place.

Or, you know, you could just passive force and always parrot your tupper while imposing it in the real life every waking minute, then proceed to do extensive sensory training after a few weeks, like me. Want more SWFs, Nemo?

glitterlicious: Meh. I write the way that I want to. As for long, drawn-out conversations: that'll eventually come over time. The starting conversations are usually either abrupt or rather short, but as the tupper becomes more sentient, so does the sophistication of the vocal abilities, as with the rest of its abilities. ADashOfRainbow: Well, that's nice to hear. How's she like? How did you force? What methods did you use? Have you done sensory training so that you can feel/smell her and such? Is she imposed? Did/do you use a wonderland or a void in your head? Shit like that. Enlighten us. On another note, you seem rather young for a guy making a tupper, but oh well.

The way that I see it, creating a voice that you can't control can be done in two ways; either wait for her to accidentally spew out her own words, or parrot her until it becomes a subconscious routine that eventually takes control on its own. For the first method, you'd be talking to her without getting an answer until much later on "accident". For the second method, you'd be talking with her, letting her start most conversations and creating responses on her behalf, until it becomes so common you end up doing it 24/7, which will cause this routine to become a subconscious, automated task, and subconscious interference is exactly what we want.

Stop treating her like a ghost and start treating her like a real, physical embodiment. It's all about the psychology in your brain; putting your mind in the right state and line of thought. Also, ninja'd.

Okay, so be a faggot? That's what I'm best at. Glad they helped you, though.

Dunno 'bout you guys, but parroting sure is pure fun. I knew I should've worked on voice from the beginning; I can see how much of a benefit it's been to Brisineo. Oh well. Better late than never. Also, listen to my tones. They help, at least in pre-sentient stages. Did anyone even mention the tones in this thread prior to now? Someone better have... <_< Last thing: go join tulpa.info. That's where the good shit and rule-less environment is at.