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Translenguian

A translenguian headmate is one that was created exclusively for the purpose of translating languages, either for another system member, or an outsider.
==Related Terms==
A translenguian headmate may also take on the role of translator, though this is separate from their creation purpose.
This term uses the -lenguian suffix.
Category:Languages
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe communication
Transmascgenic

Transmascgenic is a xeno-origin related to being transmasc.
== History ==
The term was coined by Pluralpedia user Wrmsys on voids Tumblr on August 20th, 2023.https://https://www.tumblr.com/clouded--stars/726191313913085952/more-xeno-origins-eepygenic-a-xeno-origin-related
==Related Terms==
Transmisagenic may be a related queerphogenic term.
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Transmission

Transmission (or mediated communication) refers to internal communication that is accomplished through a technological intermediary or a specific tool (e.g, forming full sentences through isolated words from several radio showsThis way of communicating may be considered similar to the Transformers way of communicating., highlighting specific words in a page, extracting specific words from a dictionary and placing them on the same page/interface, etc.).
This communication method may be used (notably by sentient headspace) to make announcements in the headspace (see Announcer).
==Related Terms==
This term may not qualify the act of a headmate translating or interpreting non-verbal/semi-verbal speech, as these are the roles of translators and interpreters. This term may also not qualify a sentient headspace translating some headmates speech for others, as this is intermediate communication.
Thoughtsharing refers to direct, intentional but unspoken, internal communication between headmates.
Thoughtbleeding refers to direct, unintentional and unspoken, internal communication between headmates.
==History==
This term was coined by Pluralpedia user Oceanic-Lanterns, on November, 25th, 2023.
Originally, this term was specifically coined for sentient headspaces that interact through technological devices to communicate, with its definition extending to mechanistic headmates (robots, artificial intelligences, etc.) who are able to perform such an action due to their technological nature.
But considering this process can also be done physically by non-technological headmates (through a physical dictionary for example), the definition was then soon extended to any living being such as headmates.
==References==
Category:Terms that describe communication
Category:Sentient Headspace Terms
Transneugenic

Transneugenic is a xeno-origin related to being transneu.
== History ==
The term was coined by Pluralpedia user Wrmsys on voids Tumblr on August 20th, 2023.https://https://www.tumblr.com/clouded--stars/726191313913085952/more-xeno-origins-eepygenic-a-xeno-origin-related
==Related Terms==
Transneuphogenic may be a related queerphogenic term.
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Transxenorole

Transxenorole is a xenorole where a headmate's role is best described by or is somehow related to transness.
== History ==
The term was coined by Pluralpedia user Wrmsys on voids Tumblr on August 20th, 2023.https://www.tumblr.com/clouded--stars/726190189072056320/coining-post-for-a-lot-of-xenoroles-eepyxenorole
== References ==
Category:Xenoroles
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Category:System Roles
Trauma Architect

A trauma architect is a headmate who works with the system to reconstruct traumatic memories in a controlled environment. The recreated traumatic environments occur inside headspace, not in the outer world. This is done to allow their fellow headmates to process and heal from past traumas in a safe space.
This is not done with ill intent and is only done to assist and help a headmate work through trauma.
== Related Terms ==
An architect is a headmate who can edit and change the headspace of a system.
Gardentenders are headmates who protects, maintains, or otherwise keeps info about the headspace.
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
== References ==
https://chowderterms.carrd.co/#roles
Traumabased

Tramabased refers to a system that is based in trauma. This does not always mean DID/OSDD etc (but it could), and it doesn't mean only childhood trauma. It can affect structure or members. This means that trauma has affected the way the system exists, but it isn’t necessarily an ‘origin’. https://archive.today/E5NyB
==Related Terms==
Most traumagenic systems are traumabased, but not all traumabased systems are traumagenic. For example, a protogenic system that gained most of its members through trauma may identify as traumabased, as their adverse experiences modified their structure and function, but was not caused by trauma.
Some other -based labels are dreambased, catharibased, and aetherbased.
== References ==
Category: -based Terms
Trauma Breaker

A trauma breaker is a system member who fronts to handle trauma, and handles all types of trauma (trauma, exotrauma, intratrauma, etc.) within the system. 
The system member does not necessarily separate the rest of the system from the trauma and hold it, but because they can handle it easily if needed.
==Gallery==
Trauma Breaker neopronouns.jpg|Flag by neopronouns.https://www.tumblr.com/neopronouns/670374127677440000/original-icon-friendly-trauma-breaker-a-system (archive)
Trauma Breaker simplified neopronouns.jpg|alt=the flag has 6 stripes, with the third and fourth being half the size of the others. in order, they are near-black, dark red, blue-white, light blue, dark red, and near-black.|Simplified flag by neopronouns.
==Related Terms==
A buffer, shock absorber, or protector may perform a similar role.
==References==
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Trauma Capturer

A trauma capturer is a headmate who protects other headmates from trauma by taking those memories for their own, resulting in them having many different traumatic memories. Some trauma capturers may be front triggered whenever trauma is about to happen or is happening. 
Trauma capturer is a sub-type of trauma holder and protector.
Category:Protector Subterms
Category:Holder & Experiencer Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:System Roles
Trauma-encrypted

Trauma-encrypted is a descriptor for headmates whose functioning and/or roles are based in trauma.
Members who are trauma-encrypted tend to be trauma holders and/or have roles related to protecting the system from traumatic events. They may also be persecutors depending on the system and/or member.
Trauma-encrypted members are often traumagenic as well, but are not always.https://web.archive.org/web/20231218020912/https://www.tumblr.com/pluralityterms/737002036577648640/encrypted
== Related Terms ==
This may be used as an alternative to emotional part and in some cases, mixed part as well.
RAMCOA-encrypted is considered subterm to trauma-encrypted. 
Neuro-encrypted may also in some cases be a subterm to trauma-encrypted.
In cases where the member is close to the definition of a mixed part, they may be multi-encrypted too.
== History ==
Trauma-encrypted was coined on December 17th, 2023 by pluralityterms on Tumblr.
== References ==
TraumaEndo

A traumaEndo, or trauma-endo, system is a mixed-origin collective with both traumagenic and endogenic origins, used to focus on the unique problems and experiences of systems with both of these origins. 
These experiences can include being told that all system members must be traumagenic, or all must be endogenic; not feeling comfortable in the traumagenic community, endogenic community, or both; being disordered without a traumatic origin; etc.https://not-your-introsource.tumblr.com/post/613218237643210752/traumaendo-the-point-of-this-flag-and-term
==Related Terms==
TraumaEndo falls under the mixed origin umbrella.
==Gallery==
File:Trauma endo w-symbol by not your introsource.png|TraumaEndo flag with symbol by not-your-introsource.
File:Trauma endo by not your introsource.png|TraumaEndo flag without symbol by not-your-introsource.
File:Trauma-Endo Nightfall.png|TraumaEndo flag by Nightfallhttps://nightfallsystem.tumblr.com/post/677435572900544512/i-made-a-traumaendo-flag-image-id-a-flag-with
File:Trauma-Endo Meaning Nightfall.png|TraumaEndo flag, with flag meaning, by Nightfall
File:TraumaEndo Symbol.png|alt=A design with 4 petal-like shapes overlapping each other, nestled inside two thin crescent shapes, and a background of four thorn-like spikes on the four corners. The whole design is colored in various shades of purple.|The TraumaEndo symbol
==References==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Category:Mixed Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Traumaendoflux

A traumaendoflux system is a mixed-origin collective having both traumagenic and endogenic origins. Unlike TraumaEndo, this term is flux in how the system (or headmates) experience it.
There is no definitive way to explain Traumaendoflux, as it is solely up to the system to decide what this term means to them.
== Related Terms ==
Tramaendoflux falls under the mixed origin umbrella.
Category:-flux & -fluid Terms
Trauma Factive

A trauma factive is a headmate who is introjected from a system's trauma. This usually refers to a person involved in the trauma. This term does not imply whether or not that person was an abuser. It can also refer to places or things, such as an introjected headspace of a location where trauma occurred.
== Related Terms ==
A factive is any headmate sourced from real-world sources.
A trauma factive of an abuser would also be an abuser introject.
Trauma factives may be trauma holders, though the trauma may be considered exotrauma.
Traumaform

Traumaform refers to systems who are created through thoughtform and traumagenic origins. This can be due to trauma causing the system to split headmates intentionally to deal with said trauma, but also can happen as a result of involuntary splitting due to trauma. While this can be seen as a partially endogenic term, this origin results from primarily trauma. Despite this, systems of any origin can use this term. 
==History ==
Traumaform was coined in 2021 by the system Dark Matter Cluster after they realized they weren’t just traumagenic. As a result, they made the term traumaform to accurately represent their origin. 
==Similar Terms==
* Traumagenic
* Thoughtform
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Created Origin Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Mixed Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Traumagenic

Traumagenic refers to a system whose creation / origin is the result of one or more traumatic events. Often, these systems have lingering trauma, and may fall under a diagnosis like DID or OSDD-1.
==Variants==
Traumaorma or traorma is a more specific variant referring to headmate origin, using the -orma suffix. 
Traumadawn or traudawn is a more specific variant referring to sisasystem origin, using the -dawn suffix. 
== History ==
The word "traumagenic" has been used in different contexts. In psychiatry, traumagenic generally refers to anything originating in trauma; specifically in the realm of medically-recognized plurality, traumagenic is contrasted with terms like iatrogenic (caused directly by a therapist or other treatments) and pseudogenic (caused by a patient, a lie spiraled out of control). In this context, traumagenic is only referring to DID, and trauma happening at a certain age, and the latter two terms are often used by "DID debunkers", so they are often not used in a casual way in these contexts.
Further on, traumagenic has been reworked by the wider plural community to mean any sort of trauma causing any sort of plurality. Regardless of diagnostic status, age of which trauma happened, or perceived severity of trauma, the label encompasses much more than the original meaning did. (See this great post discussing the differences). The more recent definition and the coiner's (Trash Can Collective) later opinions can be found in this video.
== Related Terms ==
Endogenic is an umbrella term for all origins that are not completely traumagenic. 
Mixed-origin systems may have several origins or may have members with different origins. 
Traumagenic falls under the adaptive umbrella, or systems that were formed to handle external forces. 
For origins that fall under traumagenic, see :Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms.
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Common Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Traumagenic By Proxy

Traumagenic by proxy is a term for when you aren’t traumagenic, but somewhat identify as such. This could be caused by having traumagenic headmates while being in a non-traumagenic system, being gaslit into believing you are traumagenic, identifying as traumagenic for safety, etc.
== Related Terms ==
Endogenic by proxy is a sister term for systems who somewhat identify as endogenic while not being as such.
Partraumagenic refers to origins that are somewhat but not fully traumagenic, and may overlap. It falls under mixed origin. 
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Functional Origin Terms
Trauma Holder

A trauma holder is simply any headmate that holds significant trauma, often to keep others within the system safe from that knowledge. They are more common in traumagenic systems, but can be found in systems of any specific origin since trauma may also be experienced at any time after a system has already formed. These headmates can also be referred to as "holding trauma".
The kind or perceived severity of trauma is diverse amongst trauma holders, and can manifest as being loyal to abusers, unprompted anger, and anxiety. Exotrauma and intratrauma are also seen in these headmates.
==Subterms==
Trauma holders that hold specific types of trauma include:
* Catkid: syskids that hold medical trauma
* Doekid: syskids that hold familial trauma
* Emotional Trauma Holder: emotional trauma
* Lambkid: syskids that hold religious trauma
* Mortician: near death experiences
* Neglect Holder: neglect
** Bunnykid: syskids that hold neglect
* Physical Trauma Holder: physical trauma
* Sexual Trauma Holder: sexual trauma
** Swankid: syskids that hold sexual trauma
== Related Terms ==
A trauma holder may also be, or may be connected to, a memory holder. 
A trauma manager manages or deals with trauma in ways other headmates may be unable to. 
Responders hold specific stress or trauma responses, and may be or work in tandem with trauma holders. 
Trauma holders have varied reactions to their situations. Some may lash out or make bad decisions, knowingly or unknowingly — these are known as persecutors — while others may use their traumatic experiences to help others, as caretakers, ISH, guardians, or other protective roles. 
== Gallery ==
File:Trauma_holder.png|A trauma holder flag by cluster brains
File:Trauma_holder-6s.png|A simplified trauma holder flag
File:Trauma_holder-6se.png|A simplified trauma holder flag with even stripes
File:Trauma holder alt.jpg|A trauma holder flag by Tumblr user humorsunbalanced
File:Trauma holder symbol.png|A trauma holder symbol by humorsunbalanced
Category:Common Terms
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
Trauma Neutralizer

A trauma neutralizer is a headmate who fronts after a traumatic experience, something that is like that traumatic experience, or after a C/PTSD flashback and neutralizes the memories of it so that when other headmates are looking back on it they don’t feel any or feel minimal emotion. 
They also may keep those feelings from that event and become a trauma holder. 
==Related Terms==
This may overlap with soother or cassmate, as well as emotional protector and eraser. A trauma neutralizer may also be considered an emotion neutralizer. 
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Trauma Olympics

Trauma olympics are a phenomenon in which several individuals discuss their personal traumatic experiences in a manner that seems to be competitive. The term is often used disparagingly to refer to comparisons of trauma and their impact, while advocating to share experiences without portraying some experiences as inherently worse or more intense than others. 
In the context of plurality, trauma olympics can also refer to comparison of system-specific symptoms and attributes such as headmate count, complexity, structure, dissociation, memory sharing, number or type of trauma holders, etc., usually with some implied causation to severity of trauma. 
Category:Discourse-Related Terms
Category:Not Plural Exclusive
Trauma Processor

Trauma processor may refer to:
# An introject whose counterpart has experienced trauma, or who has exotrauma, similar to the body's, and was formed to help cope with it. 
# A headmate whose role is to process and deal with the body's trauma. 
== History ==
This term was coined by Lumafly on April 27, 2024.
== Related Terms ==
A trauma holder is a headmate that holds significant trauma.
Emotional processor, trauma manager, and trauma capturer may overlap. 
A copingbased system may gain several trauma processor introjects. 
Category:System Roles
Category:Holder & Experiencer Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Traumascum

Traumascum, short for traumatized scum, is a derogatory term seen as a harsher alternative to sysmed. Like sysmed, it originates from a transgender discourse term, that being "truscum," "true transsexual scum." It refers to traumagenic systems who exclude endogenic systems.Terminology Debates on Plural Deep Dive It was coined by the Trender System in February 2019.Trauma scum by actingnt on Tumblr Pluscum was suggested as an alternative by critics at the time, having already been coined independently. Traumascum has been deemed by some to be a slur.traumascum by tavesanity on Urban Dictionary
The term is out-of-favor in most plural spaces, being criticized alongside sysmed for such things as suggesting that DID and trauma is an identity and co-opting trans issues.Sysmed/Traumascum aren't good words. by polyfrag on Twitter The primary reason it is distinct from sysmedicalism as a term is because its focus is trauma, and because it is insulting in name alone, rather than describing a viewpoint. In particular, it is considered by many to further stigmatize trauma and has caused harm to traumatized plurals as a whole.I am against the terms "sysmed" and "traumascum" by night-wyld-system on Tumblr
A reclaimed traumascum pride flag was created by chainlinksystem in 2019 and has been lost to time (so if anyone finds it, please let us know).traumascum pride flag (dead link) Still available is Tumblr user traumascum's traumagenic traumascum pride flag, created in March 2019 and attached below.the traumagenic traumascrum pride flag! by traumascum, reblog by sysmedicalist
==References==
Category:Discourse-Related Terms
Category:Terms about the plural community
Traumedia

Traumedia is an origin that is a mix of both Traumagenic and Socimedigenic. Someone can be Traumedia if they…
# Are simply just both Traumagenic and Socimedigenic
# Someone who has experienced trauma from social media. (ie: Harassment, Grooming, Cuber Bullying, Cyber Stalking, etc.)
# Someone who form non social media related trauma but Headmates end up being heavily attached to social media in some fashion.
== Variants ==
In the original Socimedigenic wiki it lists subterms, this has similar terms.
Traumediaorma, is a more specific variant referring to headmate origin, using the -orma suffix.
Traumediadawn, is a more specific variant referring to sisasystem origin, using the -dawn suffix.
== History ==
The term was made by a Anonymous Pluralpedia user on April 5th 2024, the term was semi based the term TraumaEndo.
== Gallery ==
Traumedia.png | The Traumedia flag
Traumediaorma1.png | The Traumediaorma flag
Traumediaorma2.png | The Traumediaorma flag (simplified)
Traumediadawn1.png | The Traumediadawn flag
Traumediadawn2.png | The Traumediadawn flag (simplified)
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Category:Mixed Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Trauric

Category:Genders
Trauric is a gender identity tied to being a traumagenic system. It can either be used to describe how a system origin affects someone’s gender identity(s), or it can be used to describe that system origin itself feels as though it’s one's gender or a part of one's gender experience.https://archive.today/OMojm
==Related Terms==
Other origin-related genders include endoric, neuroric, polyoric, and quoric, all coined by the same Tumblr user.
Genders can be related to a system member's role, seen in terms like persecutorgender & astian. It can also be tied to systemhood as a whole, like in the plurisin & systemfluid labels. 
==Gallery==
Trauric flag with spiral by extranth.jpg|Trauric flag with the plural spiral by extranth.
Trauric flag no spiral by extranth.jpg|Simplified trauric flag by extranth.
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Travel Barriers

Travel barriers are barriers within a headspace that prevent members from accessing certain layers, sectors, locations, or the headspace in general. 
==Related Terms==
Headspace access and layer access may be managed through travel barriers. 
Gatekeepers, doorkeepers, ferrymen, system travelers, and floaters may be able to circumvent travel barriers. Gatekeepers and doorkeepers may additionally be able to manipulate barriers and open or close them. 
Gate may be considered an antonym. 
A force field is a perceptual barrier that can distord perceptions, which may prevent a system member to access a specific place by heavily blurring it and/or making its path very confusing, often for protection purposes.
Other types of internal barriers include amnesic barriers and communication barriers.
Category:Headspace Locations and Fixtures
Travelgenic

Travelgenic is an origin for (sisa)systems or headmates who formed due to travelling.
== 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
Trechtor

Trechtor is a member of a system who is malicious to others, within in the system or outside the system. These members may be extremely reluctant to change but may in the future, and they should be given the chance and option to change and grow. https://cbs-terms.crd.co/#trechtor
This term is not a role and is a descriptor for system members. It is not to be forced onto system members.
== History ==
This term was originally coined as an alternative to malicitor, but the coiner is no longer comfortable with it being seen as a synonym for it.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Trial-Host

A trial-host is a headmate who tries out hosting by jumping full in. They take on host duties and or start fronting a lot more frequently. This can last for a day or weeks, possibly even months. Then afterwards they may never host again, or continue to host and become a long-term host. This can be a regular host, co-host, inconsishost, etc. They could start trial-hosting for many and any reasons, but the intention of doing so is always to become a long-term host after experiencing what its like.
== References ==
* https://www.tumblr.com/theplatforms/725271936625721344/trial-host?source=share
Category:Host Subterms
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks