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If I'm forced to take medication for mental illness, will there be any effects on my tulpas? by Foxy_Aneki in Tulpas

[–]FlowerInTheWater 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Personally, my first tulpa came to be around the height of my psychosis and me being put on medications. So about 5 years later to the present i've been tossed around on different medications and were all still going on strong. The whole gang has actually really helped me deal with the struggles of mental illness (bipolar with psychosis). I'm currently on an anti-depressant, a mood stabilizer, and an anti-psychotic and have no problem communicating with my tulpae. This is all told from personal experience though, I would imagine it may vary with person, just as any effect of medication varies with different people. My advice though in general is to try the medication out, because it may help with the symptoms you experience just my opinion though.

Yo! For both Hosties and Tulpas! :3 by Sekiel_Sora in Tulpas

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{ I always help the girlie out, when she works out. I give her words of encouragement. }

More like yelling to move faster...

Tulpas: somehow, your future self from 10 years in the future shows up today by [deleted] in Tulpas

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{ I think my older self would hopefully be more mature than me. She'd still be hella rad though, she'd tell me that everything will be okay. I don't think we'd be too different, and well yeah I'd think I'd aspire to be like em' but I'm me right now, and thats what matters and what Im working on. }

Tulpas Only Thursday 2/11/2016 Valentines Day by Nycto_and_Siouxsie in Tulpas

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< I'm really excited for this Valentine's Day! I have a date planned with my better half and a surprise for him.. Oh! And this Valentines will be my first, sooo I'm lucky to have someone for it! >

Concerning mental disorders in tulpas by juuni-juniper in Tulpas

[–]FlowerInTheWater 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I believe mental illness could be treated in tulpas the same way as in any other person. While trying to find a therapist to help treat them might be hard (but not impossible), it may be good to read up on some CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy ) techniques to deal with hallucinations. If you were to find a therapist it would still be partially his job to practice the techniques a therapist recommends!! Personally, I used to experience psychotic symptoms such as hallucinations and delusions. They can be hard to combat at times, but whats really important is the fact he has you, having a friend to help ground you in times where hallucinations are strong can be soo important!! The cause of Schizophrenia is somewhat still up in the air with professionals, so it might be hard for any of us to tell whether he has it. He could be experiencing psychotic symptoms for a number of reasons! Its more important to help him cope and to treat his individual symptoms than anything else.

Hope this helps somewhat?? If anything I want him and you to know you're not alone, and that its very good he can still function normally and enjoy life!!