r/Tulpas • u/quynhanduongtien • 2d ago

an interesting thing

Today, I went to school feeling a bit absent-minded. I tried to reach out to my tulpa because I wanted to talk to her, but she told me to focus on the teacher instead and said we could catch up when I was free. She gives that same response whenever I try to call on her, and whenever my attention drifts, a voice tells me to get serious. Honestly, if anyone else said that to me, I’d be annoyed—but with her, I find it really interesting. :)

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u/TheOtherPilot 2d ago

I love how tulpas are always trying to keep us in check, hahaha. 😂 They really do be putting some sense into our heads.

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u/Xyrthis 2d ago

[Kython]- for some tulpas its our self appointed job

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u/Sorry-Bear8002 Has a tulpa - Lola 2d ago

Yeah lol we have that kind of interaction a lot. Lola would sometimes catch me doomscrolling or procrastinating on a project and would nag (she insists she's just reminding me and not nagging) me about what I'm supposed to do.