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Fixagenic

Fixagenic refers to a system whose members form due to hyperfixations.https://starry-polyp.tumblr.com/post/648559736676089856/semi-new-origin-introject-terms
==Variants==
Fixorma and fixative refer specifically to headmates who formed due to hyperfixations, and who may or may not be sourced from them.
Fixadawn refers specifically to sisasystems that formed due to hyperfixations.
==History==
This term, as well as the variant fixative, was coined to be exclusive to systems with neurodevelopmental disorders on tumblr by user starry-polyp, otherwise known as Stargays.
The variant fixorma was coined by Cluster Brains.https://cbs-terms.crd.co/#spinorma (archive)
The variant fixadawn was coined by A Shattered Dragon's Spirit.
== Related Terms ==
A fixtive is a fictive of a character the system hyperfixated on. 
A hyperfixspace is a headspace that is drastically influenced by one or more hyperfixations. 
A fixabased system is heavily influenced by hyperfixations in structure, while not directly originating from them. 
Spingenic refers to systems whose members form due to special interests. 
This term may fall under ADHDgenic. 
==Gallery==
File:Fixative Flag.png|Fixative flag by KrillGod
File:Spinorma-FixormaByClusterBrains.jpg|Fixorma flag (Cluster Brains)
File:FixormaByClusterBrains.PNG|Alternate fixorma flag (Cluster Brainshttps://www.tumblr.com/chiroluna/728835924615659520/fixorma (archive))
File:FixormaSimpleByClusterBrains.PNG|Alternate fixorma flag, simplified (Cluster Brains)
File:Fixadawn Flag.png|Fixadawn flag (ASDS)
File:Fixadawn Simplified Flag.png|Fixadawn flag, simplified (ASDS)
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:ADHD-Related Terms
Category:Disorder-Related Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Fixtive

A fixtive is a fictive of a character that the system hyperfixated on a lot.
==Related Terms==
A fixative is a headmate formed due to hyperfixations, and may be a fixtive as well. 
A spintive is a member formed due to special interests, and may be an introject of them. 
==References==
Category:Disorder-Related Terms
Category:ADHD-Related Terms
Fixumconscious

Fixumconscious is an umbrella term for systems where headmates need to be a part of (a) specific consciousness(es) in order to front.
Fixumconscious systems may experience changes in fronting as a smooth transition of 'becoming' the new fronter rather than a sudden switch.
== Related Terms ==
* Monoconscious, Cephaconscious, Combiconscious, Dualconscious, Multiplexconscious, and Mutoconscious can be considered Fixumconscious.
* Raconscious is the opposite of fixumconscious.
* Dynafixumconscious and serafixumconscious are variants of fixumconscious.
== History ==
Fixum is Latin for fixed, meaning "fixed consciousness".
== Gallery ==
File:Fixumconscious flag.png|Fixumconscious flag with icon
File:Fixumconscious flag no icon.png|Fixumconscious flag without icon
Category:-conscious Terms
Category:Consciousness Structures
Category:Consciousness Terms
Flagenic

Flagenic is a xeno-origin related to flags.
== Subterms ==
Prideflagenic: a xeno-origin related to pride flags. 
Countriflagenic: a xeno-origin related to country flags.
== History ==
The terms were coined by Pluralpedia user Wrmsys on xaer Tumblr on August 19th, 2023.https://www.tumblr.com/clouded--stars/726078176783155200/large-xeno-origin-coining-post
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Flagtive

A flagtive is a headmate who is an introject of a flag, either literally as an objectmate, or as a personification. 
== Related Terms ==
Flagenic is a xeno-origin related to flags.
== History ==
This term was coined by Pluralpedia User:Thegraveyardsystem on hys Tumblr on July 12th, 2024.https://www.tumblr.com/thegraveyardsystem/755750476632489984/flagtive
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Flail

A flail is a headmate, often a middle or adult, who represents the body's repressed or latent urges to do excited and/or "childish" things. They tend to be less restrained in action, and much more childlike and silly.
They are the mirror to replacers — only viable to front when exceedingly comfortable.
== History ==
This term was coined by Lumafly on September 12, 2024.
Category:System Roles
Flare

A flare is a type of temporary member only seen in modular and sometimes fractal systems. 
They typically exist for a brief moment (often for as little as a few seconds to a few hours) before they break apart back into particles (the 'base' fragments/shards in modularity). Typically they form to fulfill a particular function, action, or program (in programmed systems), or as a response to a traumatic trigger. 
They may have a limited sense of self, identity, and/or memory - similar to a less elaborated headmate. Sometimes they might function as a 'mask' or 'filter' on top of an already existing headmate or more elaborated flare too. Or they may feel seemingly no different than any non-modular complex and elaborated headmate. For example they may actually be a nebula with an overarching shared identity that holds some type of continuity and similarity between flares. In that case, the switches between flares may be very covert(such as skewing). 
Typically after a flare breaks apart, they are never seen the same way again. Although a similar flare might form with very similar traits to perform an identical action or in response to an identical trigger. Often that might mean that those flares are part of the same particle constellation. If this happens in a chain-like way, it may be called skewing.
=== Related Terms ===
Nebulas produce and house flares.
Crackle might be how the constant merging and breaking apart of flares is experienced.
Some may consider flares a form of culminorma and/or unitian, although those two are a lot broader and do not describe modular-exclusive experiences.
Some modular systems might have an artisan headmate who assembles flares.
Category:Headmate Terms
Category:Terms that may be used as nouns
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Terms Related to Modularity
Flareframe

A flareframe can be conceptualized as a 'pattern' of similar flares, seen in modular systems.
It can be seen as a picture frame that has its own set of consistent conditions and traits, that are distinct enough to be boxed together. And although the flares that fill the frame may be different each time, there remains some form of consistency.
For example, a specific trigger might trigger a flare that's around the same age and acts in identical ways each time (although there are likely little differences due to more, less, or different particles). This pattern of similar circumstances causing the assembly of similar flares would be considered a flareframe.
Instead of having elaborated headmates with roles, a modular system might have flareframes that hold different consistent functions, roles, emotions, etc even though the flare is slightly different each time. They may or may not be presentations of the same particle constellation.
A flareframe is meant to describe patterns of flares that are more limiting and specific than broad, but it's up to each system to define what that means for them.
=== Flareframe Subtypes ===
* Neuroframe
* Musiframe
* Emotionframe
* Functioframe
* Traumaframe
** Programframe
* Jectframe
=== Related Terms ===
Some flareframes might be experienced as patterns that are inherently median. Some might classify them as demi-members while others might perceive them as just a grouping of traits rather than having personhood.
Category:Terms Related to Modularity
Category:Headmate Terms
Category:Headmate Separation
Category:Headmate Elaboration
Flashback

A flashback is the experience of reliving a traumatic event: it can contain a sensory experience of complete immersion in the event, but not necessarily.
Flashbacks can be manifested through ones senses (visuals, sounds, smells), physical sensations (pain, pressure), strong emotions felt during the original trauma, or intrusive thoughts (very negative thought loop, mental regression). A flashback can also take a person back to the event so vividly that it feels like they are actually there physically. A flashbacks are not inherently dangerous, but the stress or panic can cause accidental injury. The stress of flashbacks can be as stressful, as terrifying, or as traumatic as the event itself was.
In the context of plurality, flashbacks may manifest as reinactments as well. Headmates may deal with flashbacks in various ways, some even having roles directly related to handling flashbacks.
== Related Terms ==
Flashbackgenic is an origin where a system was formed due to flashbacks.
Emergency fronter is a role where a headmate takes front during situations considered emergencies. In the context of flashbacks, a headmate with this role can assist the system during a particularly bad flashback.
Overrider is a role where a headmate overrides how the body feels. In the context of flashbacks, this role can be helpful during an intense flashback as an overrider can numb or distract the body from the situation.
Category:Not Plural Exclusive
Category:Psychiatric Terms
Category:Disorder-Related Terms
Flashbackgenic

Flashbackgenic is an origin for (sisa)systems or headmates who formed from flashbacks.
== History ==
The term was coined by Pluralpedia user Wrmsys on xaer Tumblr on August 19th, 2023.https://www.tumblr.com/clouded--stars/726080316142501888/travelgenic-an-origin-for-sisasystems-or
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Fleirgenic

Fleirgenic refers to a system that knows they are of mixed origins, but doesn't discern the origin of (most of, or all) their individual system members because it doesn’t matter to the system or they feel like they would accidentally cause an internalized hierarchy.
A system that has multiple origins, except system members don't have origins (either actually doesn’t, doesn’t feel member origins are important, etc.)https://plurgai-archive.tumblr.com/post/646139301464342528/fleirgenic-a-system-that-knows-they-are-of-mixed
Fleir- is derived from the Norwegian adjective fleire, meaning multi- or many.
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Mixed Origin Terms
Fleirtien

Fleirtien is a system who doesn’t use/assign roles to their members, or is averse to using language that can push their systems to have to do something/alienate them from the other members.https://plurgai-archive.tumblr.com/post/646147659661541376/fleirtien-a-system-who-doesnt-useassign-roles-to (Unfortunately, the reference link no longer points to the original post, and no archive save seems to exist.)
== References ==
Category:-tien Terms
Flicker Subsystem

A flicker subsystem is a type of subsystem where a system member flickers in and out of having a subsystem because they’re in a system.https://plurgai.tumblr.com/post/651818111951142912/some-more-system-terms
The term is based on Fiction Flickers, which could be a version of a flicker system.
The subsystem could be any type- median, multiple, or any mix of the two.
== References ==
Category:Terms specific to sisasystems
Floater

Floater is a headmate term with several differing yet largely overlapping definitions: 
* Headmates who aren't connected to one system and usually go between sidesystems/subsystems, having easier access to them than other system members outside of those systems do. (as coined by NeonWebb)
* Headmates that can freely traverse between subsystems. This is often a gatekeeper. (as coined by humorsunbalanced)
* Dissociated, detached parts that feel separated from the body.https://www.discussingdissociation.com/2009/08/20-types-of-dissociative-splits/
* Hidden observer parts that are not part of any restrictive or managed structure (such as sisasystems), especially in the context of programming.Miller, A. Healing the Unimaginable. 2012.
In case of the latter two definitions, it is hard to pinpoint when they first came into use, since they have become somewhat common terms in their respective fields. 
==Related Terms==
Liaison and straymate may overlap.
==References==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Category:Gatekeeper Subterms
Category:Psychiatric Terms
Category:Common Terms
Category:Dissociation-Related Terms
Category:Disorder-Related Terms
Floating Facet

Floating facets are headmates in mixed systems that present as median fragments (AKA segments). They attach themselves to partitionary headmates and essentially create small, temporary median subsystems before moving on and attaching to someone else. They often modify the behavior of the headmate they've attached to, without changing them as an individual, and may represent one or two personality traits, aesthetics, or other surface-level attributes.
== Related Terms ==
Floating facets can be fableings or factlings, just like any other facets.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Headmate Separation
Floragenic

Floragenic is a xeno-origin related to plants.
== History ==
The term was coined by Pluralpedia user Wrmsys on xaer Tumblr on August 19th, 2023. https://www.tumblr.com/clouded--stars/726078176783155200/large-xeno-origin-coining-post
==Subterms==
Term 	Plant 	Coining
Lemongenic 	lemons 	Wrmsys
Limegenic 	limes 	Wrmsys
Orangegenic 	oranges 	Wrmsys
Rosegenic 	roses 	Wrmsys (September 2nd, 2023)https://www.tumblr.com/clouded--stars/727386575101722624/more-xeno-origins-wormgenic-a-xeno-origin-related
Sunflowgenic	sunflowers 	playing-card-coining (November 25th, 2021)https://www.tumblr.com/playing-card-coining/668859229533339648/origin-coining-mega-post-beware-this-ones-p
weedsgenic 	Weeds (Such as milk weed, crabgrass, dandelions, etc)	The Garden of Melodic Arias (August 12th, 2024)https://archive.ph/AzNEe
Mushroomgenic may be considered to fall under this umbrella, though mushrooms are a type of fungus rather than plants.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fungus
==Gallery==
File:Rosegenic1.png|Rosegenic Flag (anonymous Pluralpedia user, November 3rd, 2023)
File:Rosegenic2.png|Rosegenic Flag, simplified (anonymous Pluralpedia user, November 3rd, 2023)
File:Sunflowgenic.jpg|Sunflowgenic Flag (playing-card-coining, November 25th, 2021)
File:Weedsgenic main flag.png|weedsgenic main Flag (The Garden of Melodic Arias, August 12th, 2024)
File:Weedsgenic alt flag.png|weedsgenic alt Flag (The Garden of Melodic Arias, August 12th, 2024)
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Flowcharty

Flowcharty is a tool that allows a user to input options with traits or other signifiers of a specific headmate fronting, then provides questions for the fronter to answer in an attempt to identify who they are. 
It does this by creating a flow chart with the traits or options which the user inputs and presenting the different paths to the user. 
This is useful for systems who may sometimes be unaware who is fronting due to dissociation, blurriness, or any other reason.
==History==
The website has been active since at least 2020.http://web.archive.org/web/20200515193709/https://flowcharty.altervista.org/ It also links a Discord Server for technical support.
==References==
Category:Websites
Category:Resources
Flowsian

A flowsian is a headmate that fronts during periods/handles them.
== Related Terms ==
Utersian is a role that deals more broadly with handling general uterus or pelvic issues.
== Gallery ==
File:Flowsian Pride Flag 1.png|Flowsian Pride Flag 1
File:Flowsian Pride Flag 2.png|Flowsian Pride Flag 2
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Fluctotus

Fluctotus is a term for systems with fluctuating internal and/or external communication.
==Related Terms==
Its sibling terms are heuatus, meditus, and lagatus.
== History ==
The term was coined by Tumblr user an-droidz on October 20th, 2021.https://www.tumblr.com/an-droidz/665619809441054720/okay-so-i-decided-to-coin-new-plural-terms-to
==References==
Category:Structure
Category:Terms that describe communication
Fluctuating Fictive

A fluctuating fictive is a fictive who identifies both with their source / was formed closely to their source, and away from their source / was formed away from their source. This can be a headmate who fluctuates between identifying with their source and not identifying with their source, or identifying with one thing from their source one day and then not identifying with that same thing the next day. 
== History ==
This term was inspired by the terms converging fictive and diverging fictive coined by the Seraphim Collective and Tumblr user zackbuildit on July 9th, 2023. https://www.tumblr.com/seraphim-collective/722387956263010304/plurality-term-coining?source=share 
== Related Terms ==
* Fictive-flux may be considered a synonym.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Fluffgenic

Fluffgenic is a xeno-origin related to softness and fluffy things.
== History ==
The term, along with its flag, were coined by Tumblr user playing-card-coining on November 21st, 2021.https://www.tumblr.com/playing-card-coining/668505858293055488/origin-coining-mega-post
==References==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Fluidspace

Fluidspace refers to a headspace that is constantly changing in terms of what it looks like and the locations available. It may also apply to the headspace of a system that is constantly moving between realms.
A system with a fluidspace doesn't have a fixed headspace, as its form changes all the time. It may change multiple times a day, once a month, or with any possible frequency.
==Related Terms==
An influenspace is a headspace that is easily influenced by ideas and outside sources. 
A variaspace is a sentient headspace that was empty at first, but then decided to constantly change its locations and appearance as soon as a system formed in it. Similarly, a symbiospace is a sentient headspace that may constantly change its locations/appearance and structure depending on the moods/thoughts of its symbiotics.
A substitute-space is a sentient headspace that changes the way it appears, to act in place of another headspace. It can potentially take the form a fluidspace had for a limited period of time and act as a substitute of it to make it become permanent. Similarly, a mimic-space imitates another headspace that exists or has existed (its origins may have been to be sentient fluidspace that changed so much it could not go back to its original form, does not remember how to, or does not want to).
Category:Headspace Modifiers
Category:-space Terms
Category:-flux & -fluid Terms
Fluipresegenic

Fluipresegenic is a xeno-origin related to having a fluid presentation.
== History ==
The term was coined by Pluralpedia user Wrmsys on fogs Tumblr blog on September 2, 2023.https://www.tumblr.com/clouded--stars/727386575101722624/more-xeno-origins-wormgenic-a-xeno-origin-related
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Fluitien

Fluitien refers to a system without a consistent member count, or a member count that changes frequently.https://sites.google.com/view/plural-terms/system-modifiers?authuser=0#h.5er5fq2coo5thttps://pluralrights.tumblr.com/post/622926797680656384/new-plural-terms
== Related Terms ==
Glacitien may be considered an antonym.
Ingnitien may be considered a near synonym.
== References ==
Category:Terms that describe system count
Category:-tien Terms
Fluoridegenic

Fluoridegenic is a xeno-origin related to the colours of toothpaste. It can also be through a metaphor of how most toothpastes have multiple colours but still functions as one, much like most systems.
== History ==
The term was coined on July 2, 2023, by The Peristeronic System, specifically Niko. The flag was created by the same headmate on July 15, 2023.
The term came from the word fluoride, which is a common main ingredient in most toothpastes.
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
-flux

-flux and -fluid are suffixes (and sometimes prefixes or interfixes) that refer to fluctuating functions or attributes. 
In some contexts, the affixes flux and fluid have some distinction, with flux usually referring to a change in intensity, and fluid referring to a change in quality. An example of this is the distinction between genderflux and genderfluid. With plural-specific terms, this distinction is not always used. 
==Related Terms==
For a list of terms with these affixes, see :Category:-flux & -fluid Terms. 
Flux refers to headmates who take on other members' roles when they are unable to. 
In flux refers to headmates with fluctuating memory. 
Category:Affixes
Category:-flux & -fluid Terms
Flying Toaster

Flying toaster is a joking term to refer to the older misconception that systems have an inherent ESP or psychic ability. 
The Flying Toaster and verb forms (toastering/to toaster) are usually used mockingly when it is, usually towards singlets who believe it.http://www.karitas.net/pavilion/glossary.html 
== History ==
Why "toasters"? 
Probably a combination of the old Mac screen saver and anecdotes by the Troops' therapist about the group's seeming ability to (inadvertently) fritz out electrical equipment, although toasters are never mentioned specifically. 
In fact, actual toast figures prominently in When Rabbit Howls, leading one to wonder how they managed to get their toaster to work, considering all the exploding lightbulbs, dead batteries, and staticky tape recorders they had to contend with.http://www.astraeasweb.net/plural/glossary.html
This idea was namely popularized by D. Scott Rogo and Truddi Chase (& The Troops). The phenomenon of plurals being inherently psychic is criticized and generally considered untrue.http://www.karitas.net/blackbirds/layman/contro.html
The term itself may have been popularized in part by the Zyfron System's Gemini webcomic.http://healthymultiplicity.com/Zyfron/Gemini/?webcomic1=gemini-49http://healthymultiplicity.com/Zyfron/Gemini/?webcomic1=gemini-50
== References ==
FOBgenic

FOBgenic is a xeno-origin for systems that are formed from/based around the musical band Fall Out Boy. This may range from how the system works, roles within the system, the system members themselves, etc.
== Variants ==
FOBorma, along with its subterms, is a more specific term referring to headmate origins, using -orma as a suffix.
FOBdawn, along with its subterms, refers to sisasystem origins, using -dawn as a suffix.
== Subterms ==
# EOWYGFgenic (/ EOWYGForma / EOWYGFdawn) - A term for systems (/ headmates / sisasystems) that formed from the mini-album Evening Out With Your Girlfriend
# TTTYGgenic (/ TTTYGorma / TTTYGdawn) - A term for systems that formed from the album Take This To Your Grave
# FUTCTgenic (/ FUTCTorma / FUTCTdawn) - A term for systems that formed from the album From Under The Cork Tree
# IOHgenic (/ IOHorma / IOHdawn) - A term for systems that formed from the album Infinity On High
# FOLIEgenic (/ FOLIEorma / FOLIEdawn) - A term for systems that formed from the album Folie À Deux
# SRARgenic (/ SRARorma / SRARdawn) - A term for systems that formed from the album Save Rock And Roll
# ABAPgenic (/ ABAPorma / ABAPdawn) - A term for systems that formed from the album American Beauty/American Psycho
# MANIAgenic (/ MANIAorma / MANIAdawn) - A term for systems that formed from the album M A N I A
# SM(F)Sgenic (/ SM(F)Sorma / SM(F)Sdawn) - A term for systems that formed from the album So Much (For) Stardust
== Related Terms ==
For more terms linked to music, see Music-Related Terms.
== History ==
The listed subterms, as well as their flags, were created by The Youngbloods Collective.
== Gallery ==
File:FOBGenic Flag.png|FOBgenic flag
File:FOBorma Flag.png|FOBorma flag
File:FOBdawn.png|FOBdawn flag
File:TTTYGdawn Flag.png|TTTYGdawn flag
File:FUTCTdawn Flag.png|FUTCTdawn flag
File:SRARdawn Flag.png|SRARdawn flag
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Category:Music-Related Terms