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- I've been seeing a lot of people have trouble with parroting, and really have no idea what to do about it.
- In my experience, I've seen three people with whom prism method doesn't work.
- This is not specifically designed as a parroting suppressor, but can be used as such.
- The main purpose of this method is to encourage your tulpa to become sentient, move, and maybe even speak.
- It's a relatively simple method, and can become very repetitive over time.
- Note that this method has not in fact been tested with wonderland use, but if you wish to, please report to me the results.
- Explanations for certain aspects of this method are listed below, for use of those who want them. Things that have explanations are followed by a *
- --ACTUAL METHOD STARTS HERE--
- Let's begin.
- Sit in front of your tulpa. Have them sit in a relatively comfortable position, and not looking directly at you.
- Imagine a bowl of popcorn* beside you.
- Take a piece of imaginary popcorn, and throw it at your tulpa, at a different place every time*.
- Keep enough of your concentration on your tulpa to keep them there, but put everything else into the piece of popcorn.
- Keep throwing pieces of popcorn at your tulpa.
- You can multitask if you like, narration is reccomended.
- --END METHOD--
- *Explanation of why popcorn*
- Popcorn is a fairly well known food for most people, and, commonly, can be easily visualized.
- In addition, popcorn is relatively complicated, and a lot of concentration to its shape can be achieved.
- It's a food, it's light, and it's small, which gives your tulpa a possibility of dodging it, deflecting it, or eating it.
- You can use other foods, but I would recommend something that is small, light, a food, and easy to concentrate on.
- *Explanation of why different places*
- Throwing it with a different angle, target, or speed does three things.
- First, it makes it less repetitive.
- Second, it keeps your conscious self from simulating the output of what you are doing.
- Third, it increases the general annoyance of your tulpa.
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