>>15801 ywn hatch machiavellian plots with evil Twilight, and gloat over your enemies when you succeed. Why even live.

Is evil Twilight extra lewd to get her way?

>>16099 Damn, that's kinda hot. I could go for some of that.

>>16099 >>17855 Would you study The 48 Laws of Power with her?

>>17856 I would gladly study the first ten and fall asleep for the rest. Hopefully she'll let me cheat off her during the exam.

>>17505 What happened to her to make her so twisted?

>>17591 >rape

>>17591 She was put up for adoption.

Do you suppose she lays out her Evil plans long in advance? Or, does she excute ideas on the fly as they come to her?

This filly needs love.

>>17820 It's not hard to 'maintain', there's not really much daily maintenance involved. If you love your tulpa you will want to talk to her. What could definitely be hard for you and other OCD types would be staying grounded. For example, it's fairly common for tulpas to express the same habit of self-loathing that the host may have - i.e. the hatred for yourself comes out of the tulpa's mouth. This can become a real problem if you believe the tulpa actually just like, changed, and now hates you! It requires a degree of self-awareness and careful management of your identities. I imagine OCD style thinking can get swept up into nightmarish anxiety before you really even get the clarity to notice something is off, but all it takes is a moment of clarity to come back to baseline. A grounded tulpamancer can see that this and other off-kilter of behaviors aren't aligned with the actual core values of the tulpa, and is thus able to just dismiss things like that as an intrusive thought - just as a singlet would ignore moments of out of character thought or action with "I just wasn't myself". Remember your husbando loves you and wouldn't want to suddenly start hurting you or growing distant from you. Since a tulpa shares your mind, they feel the pain (and joy) they inflict as if it were their own. Solid reasoning like that is how you stay grounded.

>>17821 Thanks, and will do. I have tried reading the entirety of this thread before but the explanations all seemed so... "high level", that I thought I should just get started on the real deal and see how it goes.

>>17823 Yeahhh that's more my fault than yours. I'm so into this I have to like fight the tendency to spiral into high level theory stuff and stay focused on the super basics. The thing is like, to deconstruct the harmful bs that the tulpa community spews all over the internet, I feel like it takes some real theory, and real theory is always going to be more complicated and high level than simple bs. Really the basic idea of tulpamancy is twofold: to look critically at your mind and how it works, and to imagine your waifu doing this alongside you. There aren't any definite stages of progression there, just an always-deepening appreciation of what you and your waifu actually are.

How do (you) spend time with your tulpa? What kinds of things do (you) talk about with her? I would really like to have my tulpa hang out with me while I cook and do other things, but I have a hard time splitting my attention between her and whatever activity I happen to be doing at the time. We also seem to just silently agree on a lot of things, so conversing can sometimes be a challenge. I brought this up to her and she thinks us agreeing is not a problem, and that I will get better at splitting my attention with time.

>>17826 She's right! But at the same time, it's worth considering the notion that your mind only has so much attention, and you can either focus completely on something or badly focus on two things. Some stuff is fine if you aren't fully attending to it, like menial work, but some stuff like entertainment is pointless if not fully immersed - for that kind of stuff, you could try just focusing on one thing at a time, taking breaks to talk to your tulpa about it and go over it. You will definitely get better at holding your tulpa in mind while also focusing on other stuff, or coming back to her when you get distracted, but there's still always a give-and-take wrt to attention. Agreement with a tulpa is a natural consequence of being originally the same mind - you share all the same influences. Of course, having no differences is boring, because that's just you being you; it's also comforting because there's no conflict whatsoever. Every bit of distinction - points of identity where the tulpa is distinguishable from the host - is a movement away from this boring comfort, towards greater "independence" and greater potential for friction (and growth). Your tulpa can move along this axis, sometimes being very agreeable and responsive to you, sometimes being very opinionated and different from you, pushing you to challenge your views. Ideally, you and your tulpa understand this and adapt to your needs, so she can offer profound comfort and empathy when needed, and push you out of your comfort zone when you're ready - your needs are constantly changing and a tulpa is able to adapt to bring both of you the best experience possible. So, what to talk about since you have the same mind? Having the same experience makes any interaction that relies on going over old information very boring. So the most satisfying kind of interaction with a tulpa is about NEW information! It's about being witty, clever, and creative. Your tulpa can help develop a new perspective on your old opinions, philosophy, or even memories; you can crack jokes and witticisms to each other about something; she can artistically change her form to show off her sense of aesthetics, like becoming a stained glass window; all these are about exercising creativity and experiencing something new together. They may also still be boring if they feel forced - by far the most important thing here is that you are spending time together out of a genuine love for each other and what you are in the present, not out of the desire to reach some future ideal via discipline and rote practice. Personally I mostly spend time with my tulpa when I can purely focus on her, like during the morning and evening while in bed; sometimes there are moments of rest or otherwise unoccupied moments through the day where I really enjoy her company too. In the past we were pretty interested in exploring the possibilities of tulpamancy together and tried lots of stuff that sounded theoretically neat, like playing turn based games hot-seat style, or exploring an imaginary world together, etc.; but none of them really captured our interest in the same way as just purely focusing on each other. Honestly, our relationship has always revolved around intimacy; if I could hold her in my mind and stare into her eyes forever, I would spend days every month to do only that. Everything we do together is only to keep the monkey brain entertained so that a deeper part of us can peacefully delight in just appreciating each others' presence. In spirit of that, cuddling and sex are the most important activities for us by far. I could not imagine a world where I'm still doing tulpamancy after this long without any of that. She is my wife, more than that, and our sexual bond is the supremely joyous symbol of our separation and our unity, and the love which drives both - it's holy to us.

Higher quaility view of that decal

Truth!

Scenario: You and Tavi have different favorite soccer teams. Would this be a problem? If so, how do you prevent this from creating problems between you and Tavi? Be specific. This is a question of vital importance.

>>17184 Maybe Chrysalis left Cadence with an egg?

>>16871 >Welp. I've been gone long enough that either nobody cares anymore, or anyone who does care no longer visits this place. Likely a bit of both. Apologies for the late reply, but I couldn't help but chime in after checking on this site to see how things were doing. It isn't a surprise that you got nothing in terms of engagement. Things have petered off in the fandom since your last post, and especially for this site. Add to the fact that you've been gone for all this time, it was safe to assume this project was yet another that could be added into the "deadfic" pile. I certainly thought this project to be of this state after radio silence after all this time. I am happy to see that at least partially, there's a chance for this work to continue in *some* form. But you are going to have to rebuild the community you had once more, seeing as they have probably left for other pastures due to a lack of activity for this work. And seeing how quiet it is here, you'll need to venture to other sites like Fimfiction, /mlp/ and wherever else you can scrounge up some engagement. As it is, the MLP fandom is in a very stagnant, somewhat dead state. Contrary to my expectations and ambivalence towards it, G5 hasn't done as well as I would have expected, playing it rather safe and resulting in mediocre to low engagement numbers. Which, in retrospect, isn't a surprise. The landscape that made MLP popular in the first place is no longer in effect, with it being another passing fad that is now dust in the wind. What is there is mostly self contained cliques that do their own thing, and is certainly no grounds for looking beyond that. Hence, you'll need to actively promote your work if you ever hope to get back into the swing of things, with an update of *some* sort to boot, even if small as 5000 words. -

>>17430 - I must contradict you in regards to hiding your work from common view. Whilst the project may no longer be updating as of its current state, that is no reason alone to hide it from anyone else from enjoying what you have already put up there. Plenty of dead fics get a trickle of engagement of some form, even if they may forever be consigned to the grave for one reason or another. I myself still read dead fics from time to time, enjoying what is there despite the incomplete nature of them. Merely change to title and description to indicate its hiatus, with perhaps an extra note edited into the introduction or elsewhere, and leave it at that. As it is, your work is one of the very few of the "old" guard that I enjoy, having no love for what FiM turned into during its mid and later seasons. I certainly don't care for what they did to the changelings, the gryphons, and other stuff with the lore that is now firmly embedded in the fandom's zeitgeist, having recontextualized all fandom output in terms of discussion and fan creations from then on going forward. They aren't all "bad" persay, but despite filling the world in, it feels emptier and more hollow in some ways than ever, the mystery filled in by what ultimately amounted to just adequate but ultimately mediocre "content" that exists to fill in the void for the sake of it. Alas, the mystery that was left in the earlier seasons where all sorts of diversity was to be had in filling in that void ourselves is no longer present, and part of the reason why engagement as a whole is not what it used to be. Speaking for no one but myself, there is little to nothing that has really engaged me with this fandom or FiM itself, save for in the form of old fan output or some newer projects that somehow miraculously managed to divest itself from modern FiM to do its own thing, such as that 4chan AI episode that turned out quite nicely as a blast from the past. https://youtu.be/QLGlrY7cooY It's a shame to see if your work would truly disappear, but ultimately it is up to you. I only ask you leave it up as a record for posterity, for what once was for anyone else that might eventually stumble across it for what had once been. -

>>16795 Here you go, more mares

what haooened to 4?

>>16796 CUUUUUTE

More mare.

>>17777 Checked

>>15766 Would you say that they act... Cheerilee?

>>10231 Was inspired by this beautiful picture (Daisy in particular being the very definition of modest, innocent beauty) to make a small animation: https://files.catbox.moe/tpfcqn.mp4 (also attached is a picture to be considered after the animation)

>>17742 noooooooooooo wtf, you monster!

>>17742 That's a really cool animation Anon.

>>17742 CUUUUUUUUTE

>>17730 Most of them were before the downtime, I don't even remember what they were about any more. Has cloudflare been unusually aggressive for anyone else? I keep having to go through the are you human checks every time and the auto thread refresh thing keeps breaking because of it. I never had to go through it before.

>>17728 That's the downside, unfortunately. I really don't understand it. I suppose Anons really do prefer the drama and monkey chimp poo flinging that happens on /mlp/. The format here is different, but not substantially so. It bans EqG and other bullshit, but that doesn't account for a majority of the fandom anyway. It probably just boils down to the same reason people only use Google when other, equally effective, and more private search engines exist. Google captured the market share and its name became synonymous with internet search. By the same token /mlp/ has become synonymous, within the fandom, with where to poni poni on the internet. >>17729 >Contribute I wrote two greens that I posted here. I make it a point also, to post something once a day at least here. Was really active on the Fungeon thread until the OP had to stop for personal reasons. I plan on getting back into writing and posting here though. The problem with posting on /mlp/ is that nobody really cares. Here I usually get a few responses and feedback.

>>17728 >>17729 I try to contribute with conversations at times, but mostly it's just reporting the... 'spam' that crops up. ew. >>17733 Careful what you wish for. A large majority of activity on /mlp/ is astroturfing (eqgtards) or astroturfing (g5, aka eqgtards wearing a dog mask). As evidenced by /qa/ threads, they WILL try every option to get their foot in the door, and bitchwhine and screech when they're told 'no' and attempt every 'gotcha!' possible. And, when that doesn't work, they'll contact their buttbuddies on the /mlp/ jannie team to suppress any word-of-mouth advertisement.

>>17761 >A large majority of activity on /mlp/ is astroturfing (eqgtards) or astroturfing (g5, aka eqgtards wearing a dog mask). >As evidenced by /qa/ threads, they WILL try every option to get their foot in the door, and bitchwhine and screech when they're told 'no' Why are they like this? Why can't they just enjoy piny in a comfy way? Why do they feel the need to spread their corruption as far as possible? I feel that the answers to these must be bound up in significant mental illness on their part. It's something they share in common with authoritarians, sociopaths, narcissists, and other dark triad people. I k ow it's slow here, bit It's nice to know that there are sites that are trying to keep these maniacs out. I feel like derpibooru is a good example of what they do when allowed to run rampant. They take over a space and make it ugly, dysfunctional, and unpleasant. Basically, to use that space you are forced to sift through all their trash and shit. Here's a comfy Derpy for good measure.

>>17762 Evil cannot create, only corrupt or destroy. Simple as. And yeah, Derpibooru is a perfect example. >Derpy mare!

lick

>>15390 That looks deeply sexual.

>>17317 WTF is wrong with that filly.

had this lying around since january 2021, posted it way back in a screencap or summery thread around may i think? Shame i didnt save the spider edit of this image, was fucking great

>>17752 Very spidery.

NNNAAAKKKEEEDDD

>>2840 Here it is. Found my favorite thread. So sad it's dead, though.

>>17734 It doesn't have to be.

I love stallions so.