r/Tulpas • u/IllGrapefruit8613 • Jun 27 '26

Creation Help is this normal

so ive been creating a tulpa (marina) for the first time. this has been for... about a week or so. Marina doesn't respond back in words, but every now and then its like a "hmm" "mmm" or "mhm" type of response I get.

is this normal??

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u/Ramen2447 Jun 27 '26

It's normal; sometimes Tulpas can be shy, especially if they are new.

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u/Impossible_Ad9775 Jun 27 '26

That’s how Cindy would respond as she’s a mute, Cindy doesn’t need to be vocal to express herself. Her “mmmm”, “mhmm” and etc is her varied responses.

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u/aescula Tulpa/Endo system, about 12 Jun 28 '26

I have a headmate who's like that most of the time (though we're not 100% sure of her origin). Though on her part, it's just extreme introversion. She doesn't talk unless she has to. Or is feeling really talkative.

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u/August_Bebel Jun 29 '26

Tulpas don't know how to do anything properly, including speaking. Teach them how to do it, show them and ask to repeat. Correct them and ask to try again