He ' s begging her for a walk <| sep |> It ' s kinda both . <| sep |> Singapore is separated from Malaysia by a narrow straight . One to half a mile wide . That doesn ' t pose much of a challenge to run high voltage power lines under it . <| sep |> You bring dishonor to our company ! P . S . I ' m proud of you . Blessing of the moon upon your journey . <| sep |> Not on my watch P <| sep |> I ' ve seen a video posted here before where a brick went through someone ' s windshield and killed a person . These unsecured bricks are a disaster waiting to happen . <| sep |> Reklame su mu odline propolis ako vam seks i babe naplacuju <| sep |> What if I created a tulpa and decided I don ' t want to know them anymore ? Just because . As rude as that might sound I guess it ' s a possibility and I can ' t start something without knowing the consequences . I am a really introverted guy most of the time and agreeing to let someone or something be there everytime , existing through my mind , kinda scares me off . You can kill tulpas , but on top of it being incredibly frowned upon I mean , even if you thought of all of this as just alternate personalities , you wouldn ' t like it if the roles were swapped , would you ? , it gets harder the further in you go . It takes longer for some brains than others , but there ' s a point where a brain will remember a tulpa as strongly and acutely as it remembers you , and they ' ll exist whether they have your input or not . Can take years , but if you and they are persistent enough about it , it will happen . There ' s a lot of factors that influence this time . Delving into advanced techniques , especially possession or switching , speeds it up . Tulpas developing an independent mindset and building their own identity without the host ' s input speeds it up . Being previously plural , especially as a result of DIDOSDD , is almost a guarantee that they ' ll get stuck in the brain very rapidly . I ' ll tell you the same thing I tell everyone who asks this , who wonders about thisif you ' re frightened enough to need dissipation as a backup plan , that ' s a sign that you probably should rethink undertaking tulpamancy . For various reasons , not simply ethical ones . Don ' t make a tulpa for the sake of having a best friend and then try to put off the stability event horizon as long as possible by denying them thingseven if you don ' t care about the fact that it ' s internally hypocritical , you ' re very likely to give yourself a headache or a heartache down the road . There are various other ways to do away with a tulpa even past that pointmaking a truce with them to part ways , absorbing them , using symbolism to imprison or destroy thembut none of them are surefire , and one of them has sideeffects . Namely , absorption runs a high possibility of altering your own personality if the tulpa ' s old and strong enough , with a possibility of splitting back apart down the road . Is alone time impossible when you created a tulpa ? No . They can sleep or go into a mindscape , an inner world , to leave you alone at the front . And Who is in control if it is something I created but starts to build and own personality ? I don ' t want it to start bothering me and being unable to end it . You aren ' t . That ' s the whole point of tulpamancy , what sets it apart from simply having imaginary friendsthat you aren ' t in control , or that you relinquish control . That they act and grow on their own . You don ' t control a physical friend . Nor do you control a mature tulpa . I get the impression that you think of tulpas as forces . No pun intended . But they operate off the same internal mechanisms as any other person . A mature tulpa ' s personality does not fluctuate wildly and randomly , but grows in response to experiences like anyone else . It ' s highly unlikely for one to suddenly become a raging demon overnight . A good physical friend will leave you alone when you need to be alone . Same for a tulpa . Also I really don ' t mean to be insensitive with the next question but I am a heavy maladaptive daydreamer and I kinda have these alter egos inside that I use for world building in my mindfantasy . This doesn ' t overlap with my reality that I observe but it keeps me quite busy at night before sleep and sometimes the characters totally have their own characteristics , like characters of a book a author wrote . I consider these daydreams and alter egos . Where do you start to differentiate ? I can ' t quite grasp my head around it . To list a few Permanencethey exist without you needing to maintain their existence . Independencethey act without your input , including in ways that are surprising to you . Consistencythey remember the past and act according to it . Interactivityyou can interact with them in a stable backandforth , rather than them fading into the air the moment you begin thinking about things . They are also able to process and react to information from and about the external world without your help . Identitythey possess their own sense of self that is capable of natural growth like a physical individual ' s . There ' s a whole constellation of traits , but these are the main ones that came to mind . Keep in mind that this sort of thing is a spectrum instead of being a clear divide . If tulpas are blue , and your average imaginary puppets are red , there ' s a whole zone of violet in the middle . Tulpamancy isn ' t about plopping something immediately into the blue zone , but gradually pushing something that started at red , across violet , and eventually into blue . Genuine apologies if any of that sounded scornful , by the way . I ' m not upset at you , and I get that this can be a big thing to take in . Everything you say , though , seems to indicate that you might prefer if you ' re after a mental companion .