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Gestalt

Gestalt ([ɡəˈʃtalt]) is a theory of perception that emerged in Psychology in the early twentieth century. It is also known as configurationism (a theory of configurational properties).
This theory suggests that perception is not only dependent on components but on an organized whole, with individual elements being perceived as one single object or otherwise in relation to each other. This effect may be observed in optical illusions in particular, or in art that utilises negative spacehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gestalt_psychology#Properties.
Meaning: "when a group is established, it becomes a unified system with supervening qualities that cannot be understood by evaluating members individually"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gestalt_psychology, encouraging people to look at social dynamics in a holistic point of view.
This theory has been summarized by social psychologist Kurt Lewin using the dictum: "the whole is greater than the sum of its parts"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurt_Lewin#Group_dynamics (so the elements of an object or image that were put together are not reducible to the sum of those elements either). While this quote is often attributed to Aristoteles, Wolfgang Metzger argues that it is a misquote. Instead, he proposes that the whole is not greater than the sum of its parts, but something else entirely, with newly added components taking on characteristics of the wholehttps://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gestalttheorie#Gegenstand_und_Kernpositionen_der_Gestalttheorie.
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== History ==
The German word Gestalt used in Psychology can be translated as "form" and "shape"https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/gestalt, or even "pattern" or "configuration", referring to the way things are put together to form a whole object.
The synergy of a Gestalt is not the same as the idea that system members are "part of one personality", which is regarded as a reductive view on plurality in many spaces. Instead the concept of Gestalt described may be found between members of any social groups in shared reality and does not contradict individuality or some level of independence of individuals. 
==Related Terms==
Systems whose functions are strongly affected by their Gestalt or reflect it may have a systemsona or concord, a core, or daimonian members and headspaces. Their functions or structure may be symbolic or change in a symbolic manner, such as with daimonmotum layers, and may be represented through members such as allegoricans.
Plurals who don't relate to Gestaltism may view themselves as more separate entities, or may not use the system label. Simultaneously, some plurals may use the term part for their members to refer to parts / participants in the system / Gestalt without reductive connotation. 
==References==
Category:Not Plural Exclusive
Category:Structure
Ghoster

A Ghoster/Ghost System is a headmate or system that is partly or fully a ghost due to dysphoria / dysmorphia relating to the body. They may also hold that dysphoria.
Alternate Definitions: 
- A headmate or system that is partially or fully a ghost due to other traumas such as neglect or abandonment 
- A headmate that appears as a shadow and is functionally a disembodied voice.
Category:Holder & Experiencer Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Ghost Traveller

A Ghost Traveller is a headmate who can levitate and pass through the walls or floors of headspace, possibly accessing different parts of headspace that other headmates cannot. They may be able to pass on their abilities to other headmates, either by touching them in headspace or simply allowing them by other means.
A Ghost Traveller cannot travel through Subsystems, only parts of headspace and potentially Sidesystems.
A Ghost Traveller does not have to identify as a ghost in order to have the abilities of one.
== Related Terms ==
Ghostmates are headmates that share similar characteristics with ghosts (may look/act or share traits that ghosts commonly have) or may just identify as ghosts/ghouls.
Floater has a few different definitions, one being 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.
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Giaorma

A giaorma is a system member or innerworld resident that was there before the system was and will be there after the system.
== Related Terms ==
Giaorma uses the -orma suffix.
== Gallery ==
GiaormaByClusterBrains.PNG
GiaormaSimpleByClusterBrains.PNG|https://www.tumblr.com/chiroluna/730720859620327424/giaorma
Giaorma by polyextranth.png|Old Flag
== References ==
Category:-orma Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Headmate Formation
Girlgenic

A girlgenic system or member is one formed due to the experience of or trauma caused by being a girl, being female- or feminine-presenting, or being read as female or feminine while being young or a child. 
This mainly relates to the lived experiences specific to some gender identities and/or presentations during childhood.
== Related Terms ==
Boygenic, womangenic, mangenic.
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Globetrotter

A globetrotter is a headmate whos job is to handle things like vacations, road trips, or just traveling. This headmate may be assigned related tasks like packing suitcases, following an itinerary, or they may just be there to enjoy their time away from home.
== History ==
This term was coined by Kevin and Drew of YOURS GRUELY due to them not finding a term to describe their role. The name has been in use in their system since April of 2023, yet the exact date of the terms creation is unknown.
Glossotien

Glossotien is a system, sisasystem or headspace, that has inworld languages/exosprache/intrasprache and experiences different, fluctuating, or varied levels of communication difficulty due to the different languages spoken in the system and/or its headspace. 
For example, a glossotien system may have normal communication irrespective of language normally, but sometimes have difficulties understanding each other inworld due to the differing languages spoken by the system members. Alternatively, a glossotien system may normally have in-headspace language barriers, but be able to override them (semi-)easily if something is important or needs to be communicated. 
Glossotien comes from the Greek word for "language".
== Related Terms ==
* Exosprache
* Intrasprache
* Leidtien
* Protosprache
* Sprachtien
Category:Languages
Category:Headspace Processes and Concepts
Category:Terms that describe communication
Category:-tien Terms
Godlet

A godlet is essentially a "smaller", introjected form of a deity, a single perspective on a broader oversoul or mythic entity that extends beyond the person / godlet in question, whether or not it is a literal entity that extends beyond or just a collective perception of all portrayals and introtives of said deity. 
Godlets are system members and fully part of their system unless they explicitly identify as otherwise, and they may or may not have spiritual roles or duties inside the system, or in outerworld spiritual practice as spiritualists.https://termora.org/term/godlet
The term "godlet" was coined to augment or replace the pre-existing term of godshard, as the latter can very often be seen as dehumanizing to deities in systems, and imply they are not fully people, or are simply an "extension" of an otherworldly divine will and not their own independent being with free will.
== Related Terms ==
* Exogod
* Godshard
* Intragod
* Myctive
* Praesigod
* Quoigod
* Small God
* Spirigenic
== Gallery ==
File:Godlet Pride Flag 1.png|Godlet flag with the introtive symbol. Created by Ice.
File:Godlet Pride Flag 2.png|Godlet flag without any symbol. Created by Ice.
== References ==
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Godshard

A godshard is a separate but linked part, element, or clone of a deity, spirit, or other mythic entity, regardless of source, lacking the full provenance or power of their “oversoul” but able to interact directly with other beings, either with a physical body they are located in (like any other system member) or in headspace/astral.https://termora.org/term/404
May be either a singlet or a member of a plural system, and multiple different headmates can make up a single godshard, even if they’re not median.
== Gallery ==
File:Lhz-godshard-introject.png|Flag by localhazard (introject version)
File:Lhz-godshard-singlet.png|Flag by localhazard (singlet version)
== References ==
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Godstuck

A godstuck / deitystuck / divinestuck is a headmate in a system or sisasystem that is both a god or deity and permanent member of the system. This headmate is a type of walk-in.
What god and deity means in this context is an external spirit of god or deity status that entered the system. This term does not include introjects whose source is a god or deity, because the headmate is the actual god, not an introjected version of that god.
Good Timeline Juice

Good Timeline Juice, good-timeline-juice or just GTJ is a term for exomemories that sit opposed to, as the opposite of or antithesis of, or as a contrast to exotrauma and other negative/bad exomemories and exocanon themes. This term can also describe canons or sources / source variants that have this, especially in the context of sources that are generally dark or negative in tone; in this usage, "good-timeline-juice <source>" refers to a timeline of the source where less or none of the major negative or traumatic events happened, at least in the time period where the introtives in question come from. Good Timeline Juice is relative, and does not always mean a complete absence of negative tones, events, conflict, or exotrauma.
Good timeline juice is not to be confused with the general phenomenon of Timeline Juice, which refers to things that spur on the discovery of exomemories and new exomemory timelines for pre-existing system members.
Greater System

The term greater system refers to the combined existence of all headmates and internal spaces within a body.https://www.tumblr.com/wishiwasfiction/722732473657819136/greater-system-coining-post (archive)
The greater system includes all headspaces and headmates within sidesystems, subsystems, and layers. 
== Related Terms ==
Polyplex may overlap. 
== References ==
Category:Structure
Griefgenic

Griefgenic is an origin term for systems, headmates and/or subsystems that formed or stem from any form of grief or loss.
It may be from from losing pets and animals, to family or friends.
== History ==
The flag was designed to represent:
The vertical purple stripes represent how quickly life can flip the wrong way and the denial of losing what once was, fading to internal chaos. The horizontal blues represent trying to regain "control" of emotion and grief, yet fading into the hole in the heart where what was lost once was.
== Variants ==
Grieforma - Term for a headmate(s) formed from grief, using the -orma suffix
Griefdawn - Term for a subsystem(s)/sisasystem(s)/cluster(s)/etc. that formed from grief using the -dawn suffix
== Related Terms ==
Griefgenic can sometimes be traumagenic as well depending on what exactly occurred and emotions connected to the loss.
Grief Holder - A headmate that holds grief and loss.
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Category:Emotion-Related Terms
Grief Holder

A grief holder is a headmate who holds grief relating to death and loss. They can front to take grief from another member who has dissociated to the point of being unable to feel grief, or process it healthily. They may also come co-con with another member to allow them to grieve. This is considered a role.
== Related Terms ==
A grief holder may also be a trauma holder if the grief they hold is traumatic, and/or a guilt holder if there are feelings of guilt associated with the grief. 
A grief holder may be a type of emotion holder and/or emotional processor and may work together with cassmates or other headmates who are unable to work through intense feelings. 
A mortemate may be a grief holder or have another member hold grief about their experiences. 
== Gallery ==
 
File:Grief holder flat plain.png||alt=A flag has a square diamond in the center with thin horizontal stripes extending from the left and right corners to the edges of the flag. the left half and stripe are light grey and the right half and stripe are dark grey. The top left of the flag is desaturated purple and the bottom left of the flag is light brown; these sections extend in the same direction as the sides of the diamond, thus taking up more than half of the flag. the top right of the flag is desaturated tan and the bottom right is dark brown.|Alternate grief holder flag by The Garden of Melodic Arias
File:Grief holder icon flat headstone.png||alt=A flag that has 6 stripes, with the third and fourth being half as large as the rest. in order from top to bottom, the colors are desaturated purple, desaturated tan, light grey, dark grey, dark brown, and light brown. In the center of the flag is a headstone. |Icon friendly grief holder flag by The Garden of Melodic Arias
File:Grief holder icon flat plain.png||alt==A flag that has 6 stripes, with the third and fourth being half as large as the rest. in order from top to bottom, the colors are desaturated purple, desaturated tan, light grey, dark grey, dark brown, and light brown.|Alternate icon friendly grief holder flag by The Garden of Melodic Arias
Category:System Roles
Category:Holder & Experiencer Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Groundskeeper

A groundskeeper is a headmate in charge of maintaining and repairing a headspace and making alterations to it when needed. 
==Related Terms==
A gardentender is similarly responsible for headspace maintenance, though is less focused on alteration and creation of new places, and moreso on guarding and protecting areas. 
An architect may similarly alter or create structures within a headspace. A space-architect is the sentient headspace counterpart of this role, performing many tasks similar to the groundskeeper as well.
==References==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Category:System Roles
Group

A group is a group of system members within a system or sisasystem that stick together and spend time with each other, sometimes almost exclusively. They may often front together, and they might live together or near each other in headspace.
It can also serve as an umbrella term for any situation of multiple headmates being more closely connected to each other or more cut off from the rest of the system, including sisasystems. 
== Related Terms ==
Clusters are groups of headmates who are grouped together based off some sort of similarity.
Grudge Holder

A grudge holder is a headmate who holds the system’s grudges. This can include holding resentment for abusers, family, friends, etc. This headmate is unbothered by the idea of holding grudges; because it doesn’t bother their conscience like it could with others.
This role is usually given to a headmate if others are unable to handle it.
==Related Terms==
Anger holder, avenger, or resenter may overlap. 
A grudge holder may be or may work with a threat detector if they keep track of grudges to protect the system from harmful interactions. 
== Gallery ==
File:Grudge Holder flag.png|Grudge holder flag by The Iris Collective
File:Simplified grudge holder flag.png|Simplified grudge holder flag
Category:Holder & Experiencer Subterms
Category:System Roles
Grudgenic

Grudgenic is an origin for (sisa)systems or headmates formed by holding a grudge.
== 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:Endogenic Origin Terms
Guardian

A guardian is a system member of any origin whose job is to guard the system.
Guardian is a role similar, but not identical, in function to an external protector or scout. A guardian protects the system from external threats, functions as a gatekeeper to the outside, patrols and secures the outer bounds of the inner world or a section of the inner world, searches for and vets new system members, and may also keep system members away from areas of the inner world that are unsafe for them and/or take away memories that may harm other system members. They might also have the responsibilities of an overseer.
This term was coined by the Ironwood Collective on Tumblr.https://ironwoodcollective.tumblr.com/post/726864100026695680/guardian
==References==
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Guide

Guide is a term that describes a headmate regarding their role. It may be applied to a headmate who is involved in system-wide tasks.
It envelopes all other management roles, but may be specialized per headmate within a team that works together in-system to influence or benefit system functioning.
Example: "Our caretaker guides work together really well when the littles front."
== Related Terms ==
* Internal Self Helper (ISH)
* Manager
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Guiltgenic

Guiltgenic is a system, sisasystem, or headmate whose origin is connected to one’s own guilt. This can be connected to things like survivor's guilt, guilt related to one’s own self's failures, etc. but in some way shape or from is connected to one’s guilt.
==Variants==
Guiltorma is a more specific variant referring to headmate origin, using the -orma suffix. 
Guiltdawn is a more specific variant referring to sisasystem origin, using the -dawn suffix. 
== Related Terms ==
Guilt Holder, is a system role for system members who hold guilty feelings of the system, regardless of that guilt being rational. (This role most likely will be common within the system)
== History ==
Guiltgenic and its variants, along with their flags, were made by an anonymous Pluralpedia user on October 29th, 2023.
== Gallery ==
File: Guiltgenic.png|Guiltgenic flag
File: Guiltorma1.png|Guiltorma flag
File: Guiltorma2.png|Guiltorma flag, simplified
File: Guiltdawn1.png|Guiltdawn flag
File: Guiltdawn2.png|Guiltdawn flag, simplified
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Guilt Holder

Guilt holder is a system role for system members who hold guilty feelings of the system, regardless of that guilt being rational.https://mogai-place.tumblr.com/post/675474614607052800/guilt-holder-guilt-holder-is-a-system-role-for
== References ==
Category:System Roles
Category:Holder & Experiencer Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Gunslinger

A gunslinger is a headmate who's similar to a swordsperson, however instead of being a protector for those outside of the system, they act more like an avenger. These headmates will seek to avenge the people who have hurt anyone within their circle, though they work for people outside of their own system.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:System Roles
Guzzler

A guzzler is a headmate whose role is feeding and/or hydrating the body and/or system. They can look for food, learn to cook, scavenge, etc. Some might be assisting other headmates with eating disorders, feeding the body so they won't have to personally experience eating or have to engage in it if that's too hard for them, or they might help headmates in headspace to eat, if eating is necessary to keep their forms alive. For some, the guzzler might just be a small helping hand; for others, they may heavily rely on them to stay fed and physically well.
Sustainer, "to sustain the body or other headmates"/"to give sustenance", was coined by ASDS as a synonym for those who may be uncomfortable with the role's name.
==Related Terms==
Consumanauts similarly help their system eat or deal with eating disorders.
Guzzlers are considered a subterm of caretaker.
Category:System Roles
Category:Caretaker Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe external tasks
Category:Eating Disorder-Related Terms
Category:Disorder-Related Terms
Halftroject

A halftroject is a half introject, they can be introjected off the character's design or a brainmade headmate who has memories of being in a source but was never actually in said source, like a self insert or OC. 
OC introjects would also fit here but it really depends on what the headmate in question is more comfortable with. This term can also be used for introjects who don't really identify with their source any more and are not comfortable with the terms fictive or introject.https://www.tumblr.com/fightinggod03/699916589793984512/halftroject
In minimal words, a halftroject is half introject half something else, whether it be brainmade or not feeling like your source anymore. 
==Related Terms==
Molded, semi-introject, and post- may describe similar experiences.
== History ==
This term was coined by fightinggod03 on Tumblr
==References==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Halloweengenic

Halloweengenic is a xeno-origin for systems or headmates that formed due to Halloween. This can be from liking it, getting inspiration from it, or anything else.
== History ==
The term, along with its flags, were coined by Tumblr user the-amethyst-system on October 7th, 2022. https://www.tumblr.com/the-amethyst-system/697499341438533633/halloweengenic-a-systemalter-origin-describing-a
== Gallery ==
File:Halloweengenic.jpg|The halloweengenic flag by the-amethyst-system
File:Halloweengenic no symbol.jpg|The halloweengenic flag without its symbol
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Hallucinationbased

Category:Schizospec-Related Terms
Category: -based Terms
A hallucinationbased system is one that is based in one or more hallucinations. This means that the system is affected by them in some way, with it being able to affect the inner world, headmate roles, functions, or headmates themselves, but it isn’t necessarily an origin. https://adorable-abomination.tumblr.com/post/660005163825807360/hallucinationbased
==Related Terms==
Some other -based labels are traumabased, delusionbased, psychosisbased, and schizobased.
== References ==
Category:Disorder-Related Terms
Hallucination Holder

A hallucination holder is a type of headmate that holds hallucinations within the system. 
They may be visual, audio, within the headspace, and many other types. It may be distressing for that headmate.
==Related Terms==
This is a type of symptom holder, and may fall under hallucingenic. 
==Gallery==
Hallucination Holder.png | flag made by the user the-silent-fellowship based off this hallucinations flag
Hallucination Holder1.png | flag made by the user the-silent-fellowship based off this hallucinations flag
Category:Holder & Experiencer Subterms
Category:Schizospec-Related Terms
Hallucingenic

Category:Schizospec-Related Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Hallucingenic is an origin that refers to a headmate or system that originated from hallucinations in one form or another.
They can be introjected hallucinations, hallucinations that formed into headmates, or it can be headmates and hallucinations having a blurred line.
==History==
The coiner's Tumblr has since been deleted, and the coining post has been lost.
==Related Terms==
Hallucingenic is part of a broader category of schizospec-related terms, along with labels like delusauxi and psygenic.
The corresponding -based term is hallucinationbased.
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Disorder-Related Terms