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Title | Dictionary
Age Advancer :: alters who progress in age over time
Age Constant :: alters who stay the same age no matter what
Agehazy :: alters whose age can be described as indistinct, hazy, cloudy, vague, and/or fuzzy
Ageless :: alters who do not have an age or doesn't have an identifiable age
Age Progressor :: alters who grow up mentally rather than physically
Age Slider :: alters who age feels or behaves as changing over time
Age Sticky :: alters whose age may temporarily advance and/or regress but eventually returns to the age or age group they usually identify with
Age Variant :: a blanket term for age regressors, age sliders, and age progressors
Ageweird :: alters with age incongruence
Alder :: alters who ages or identifies as older each year, but not on the body's birthday
Big :: alters who behave or feel like an adult
Crescian :: alters who get older every year
Chronosian :: individuals who perceive their age differently from their physical body
Archechrodal :: a chronosian identity where one doesn't feel ancient but feels coded to be ancient
Iterive :: alters whose age is static or unchanging for a long period of time
Little :: alters who behave or feel like they are a young age
Claudia :: littles who have the mentality of an adult
Faudult :: littles who act or appears as older due to trauma
Lost Adult :: alters who grow up physically but not mentally
Middle :: alters who behave or act like they are teen-age
Polyage :: alters who experiences two or more ages at the same time
Undefined :: alters whose age is undefined or vague
Växer :: alters who age every year with the body
Archorma :: an alter formed by an artisan or constructed in a similar manner
Culminorma :: an alter formed by fragments being put together
Ecliptive :: an alter from on original person, who then split, or shattered into parts
Endurative :: when splitting or fusion results in the first component member still remains
Fusion :: an alter formed by two or more alters becoming one
Pluralization :: an alter formed without breaking off an existing alter
Split :: an alter formed by breaking up existing alters
Thoughtform :: an alter formed by some sort of creation
Architect ::
Caretaker ::
Babysitter ::
Creature Carer ::
Destressor ::
Jester ::
Medic ::
Soother ::
Therapist ::
Cartographer ::
Census Taker :: alters that count new or existing members for categorization, organization, or enjoyment
Companion ::
Councilman ::
Cynic ::
Dissociation Manager ::
Dream-Seeker ::
Faunin ::
Frijōn ::
Gatekeeper ::
Access Control ::
Eraser ::
Memory Control ::
Switch Control ::
Holder ::
Dream Holder ::
Emotion Holder ::
Anger Holder ::
Grief Holder ::
Guilt Holder ::
Insecurity Holder ::
Memory Holder :: alters that store specific memories, which others my not easily access
Nightmare Holder ::
Symptom Holder ::
Anxiety Holder ::
Compulsion Holder ::
Depression Holder ::
Fixkeeper ::
Trauma Holder :: alters that carry significant trauma, often to protect others in the system from that knowledge
Littlex :: littles that hold trauma with adult themes
Middlex :: middles that hold trauma with adult themes
Host :: alters that are active, responsible for daily tasks, or fronts the most often
Co-Host ::
Internal Self Helper ::
Archivist ::
Lorekeeper ::
Technician ::
Love Manager ::
Mood Booster :: alters that lift the system's mood
Muse ::
Nightwatcher ::
Ògregulator ::
Optimist :: alters that consistently look for the positives in situations
Persecutor ::
Imprisoner ::
Instructed Persecutor ::
Intentional Harmer ::
Perpetrator ::
Reformed Persecutor ::
Posier ::
Prioritizer ::
Protector ::
Avenger ::
Disciplinarian ::
Emotional Processor ::
Emotional Protector ::
External Protector ::
Internal Protector ::
Isolator ::
Misguided Protector ::
Physical Protector ::
Primary Protector ::
Sexual Protector ::
Social Protector :: alters that front during tough social situations to shield the system from distress
Warden ::
Receptionist ::
Scout ::
Socializor :: alters that focus on socializing
Syllogist ::
System Manager ::
Timekeeper ::
Achrosyn ::
Apparently Normal Part :: alters that focus on the present, managing daily tasks like caring for the body, work, or specific situations
Double ::
Snapshot ::
Emotional Part ::
Extrathrope ::
Fragment ::
Initial :: alters that didn't split off from another alter and doesn't have a clear moment of creation, they've always been part of the system in some way
Intraplural ::
Intrasinglet ::
Introject ::
Aesthetive ::
Amitive ::
Chrómtive ::
Factive ::
Faitive ::
Familialtive ::
Fictive ::
Fuzztive ::
Multi-introject ::
Musicative ::
Myctive ::
Pinktroject ::
Post Introject ::
Somtive ::
Songtive ::
Webtive ::
Mixed Part ::
Non-Introject ::
Parethnic ::
Quoi-Intraplural ::
Quoi-Intrasinglet ::
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Title | Functions
Archaic Polyfragmented – archaic polyfragmented describes polyfragmented systems that have some form of internal ranking, government, or hierarchy
Astro – has an infinite or nearly infinite amount of headmates
Atrium system – an atrium system (or comb system) is one with limited memory sharing. There is a separate reservoir of fronting memory that only contains memories made in front and is accessible while fronting
Chimeric Polyfragmented – a chimeric polyfragmented system is polyfragmented, polyplural, polymultiple, or polyfaceted system that consists of distinct groups that may be viewed as their own systems due to size and/or complexity
Communication Barriers – communication barriers are barriers in a system that block thoughts, emotions, conversation or any other method of in-system communication between headmates
Compartmentalized Structure – a polyfragmented system whose function is completely compartmentalized. This may mean that their system is broken up into many “compartments” that function as a whole
Covert Switch – a covert switch is a switch which is hard to detect
Emotional Amnesia – while there are a few definitions of emotional amnesia, it is most commonly regarded as the inability to associate emotions with certain events. Alternatively, the person may still be able to recall the emotions associated with the memory, but those feelings are significantly numbed. Unlike amnesia the memories are still able to be recalled as other memories may be able to, with only emotions being impacted
Headspace – a headspace (also known as an innerworld) is a place that members of a system can visit or inhabit, where they can talk to other headmates
Ingnitien – ingnitien refers to a system without a stable member count
Layer – a layer is a division of space within a headspace. These are more significant than just areas of the headspace, as individual layers often have greatly differing appearances or functions in regards to each other
Leidtien – leidtien is a system, sisasystem or headspace that has inworld languages, but experiences absolutely no communication difficulty due to them
Perspective Sharing – perspective sharing is an effect that occurs in some instances of memory sharing. Headmates with perspective sharing recall memories of other headmates as if they were their own
Disordered Plurality – disordered plurality is an umbrella term for all experiences of plurality that cause or strongly affect "significant difficulty, distress, impairment, and/or suffering in a person's daily life"
Infinitumplex – a system whose subsystems and sidesystems are hard to count and keep track of due to: either constantly changing between one thousand+ members and/or due to the constant, rapid growth of the system
Masked – a system that acts or is covert. It is difficult to distinguish the fronters of a masked system unless they explicitly tell you because of the “mask"
Multiple – a multiple system is the state of being more than one entity in one physical body where the identities of headmates are more distinct
Polyfragmented – polyfragmented systems have large amount of fragments, often due to severe or pervasive trauma
Polyplural – polyplural is an all encompassing term for polyfragmented, polymedian, and polymultiple systems
Atrium System – a system with limited memory sharing
Crosstalk – headmates from the same system using a form of communication from the outerworld to communicate with each other
Derealization – experiences of unreality or detatchment to the surroundings
Headpressure – a pressure, lack of focus, or dizziness as a result of too many headmates being co-con or too many headmates tryong to front
Masked – a system that asks or is covert
NPC – people that are in a system's headspace but is not part of the system
Passive Influence – intrusions from headmates that are not prominent in front or using the body
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Title | Hosts
Angie is a primary protector and co-host. She is 19 years old. She is warm hearted and good at calming people down.
Cesu is a sexual protector and a co-host. He is in his mid twenties. He is very silly and tells a lot of jokes.
Izzy is an archivist and co-host. She is 20 years old. She is very nice and open minded.
Knox is a trauma holder and host. He is 17 years old. They are a fragment and is emotionally unstable.
Levi is a trauma holder and a host. He is 17 years old. His mood fluctuates a lot rapidly and is unpredictable.
Lisa is a social protector and a host. She is agehazy but is mentally mid-late teens. She is generally bubbly.
Otis is a psychical protector and a co-host. He is 18 years old. Xe is very sarcastic.
Trinity is a primary protector and a co-host. She is ageless but is mentally mid twenties. They are strict and forward.
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Title | Links
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Title | Origins
Adaptive – formation in a response to trauma or other adversity
Alphagenic – formation in response to Type A trauma
Betagenic – formation in response to Type B trauma
Isolgenic – formation in response to isolation and social neglect
Mentagenic – formation in response to mental abuse
Peiragenic – formation in response to a suicide attempt
Physicgenic – formation in response to physical abuse
Psychologenic – formation in response to psychological reasons
Pythogenic – formation in response to an abuser
Sexuagenic – formation in response to sexual abuse
Solumgenic – formation in response to loneliness
Stressgenic – formation in response to stress
Traumagenic – formation in response to trauma
Verbagenic – formation in response to verbal abuse
Amnesiabased – formation affected by amnesia
Anabased – formation affected by anorexia
Anxbased – formation affected by anxiety
Apabased – formation affected by a lack of care and accommodations for a neurodivergence and mental illness
Automisiabased – formation affected by self-hatred
Bipolarbased – formation affected by bipolar disorder
BPDbased – formation affected by borderline personality disorder
Bullibased – formation affected by bullying
Catharibased – formation affected by natural formation
Colèrebased – formation affected by anger
Compartmentbased – formation affected by compartmentalization
Copingbased – formation affected by coping
Déabased – formation affected by creation and willing into existence
Delusionbased – formation affected by delusions
Deniabased – formation affected by denial and guilt
Dreagenic – formation affected by sleeping dreams
Edisbased – formation affected by eating disorders
Familybased – formation affected by family
Faoibased – formation affected by subsystems
Fearbased – formation affected by fear
Fixabased – formation affected by special interests and hyperfixations
Fracturebased – formation affected by fragmentation, splitting, and fracturing
Hallucinationbased – formation affected by hallucinations
Miabased – formation affected by bulimia
Neurotraumabased – formation affected by neurodivergence being involved in trauma
Noxian – formation affected by sleep and dreams
Outertraumabased – formation affected by another person's trauma
Parotraumabased – formation affected by creation to deal with trauma
Pessimibased – formation affected by pessimism and negativity
Psychatraumabased – formation affected by trauma caused or made worse by mental illness
Psychosisbased – formation affected by psychosis
Xenobased – formation affected by things that aren't traumabased, endobased, or otherbased
Definitions from Pluralpedia
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Title | Structure
Complex – large/complex systems, including polyfragmented+, fractal, and multi-layered
Plural – a system of multiple people
Mixed – both internal and external communication
Poor Skills – poor communication skills between members
Active – headspace is active all the time, or exists as a parallel world of some kind
Restricted – access to headspace is restricted, for some/all members
Managed – access to knowledge is controlled/managed, like by a gatekeeper
Mixed – a mix between shared and restricted
Atrial/Combed – there is a specific reservoir of memory for fronting, leading to possible amnesia between members, but not between switches
Managed – access to memories is controlled/managed, like by a gatekeeper
Mixed – a mix between shared/segregated
Managed – fronting/switching is controlled and managed, like by a gatekeeper
Mixed – mix of voluntary and reactive, either having both equally or having both types cause a switch at the same time
Definitions from Pluralpedia