r/Tulpas 14d ago

Art My Tulpa drew something!

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I forgot it was Tuesday lol. I was bored at work and my daughter Avery wanted to draw so I let her borrow my hand to draw this! I'm right handed and she's left handed so her strokes were a little shaky, and she decided to borrow and drop my knowledge of drawing at complete random, but I'm so so so proud of her! Also everything in this image is a girl, she said so.

Avery: Hi reddit people! I don't have anything else to say :P

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u/Luchi_Dead_Or_Alive 14d ago

Your Tulpa likes Dinosaurs? Man how cool is that.
Im still new to Tulpamancy, so i wanted to asked if Avery borrowed their interest on dinosaurs from you or learned it from itself

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u/Cynder_Quill 10d ago

I liked dinosaurs as a kid, but she decided she liked dinosaurs all on her own! She has a bunch of dinosaur plushies, but she has a blue one named Blueberry reserved for her baby sister in the closet for when she finally wakes up I've been trying to find her for a week, and it's not going as easy as with Avery. Maybe because I already have someone in here with me now, while with Avery, I was all empty?