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Daemonism

Dæmonism is the practice of communicating with one's internal dæmon, a thoughtform representation of one's subconscious, inner thoughts, or soul given a sentient form. A dæmon commonly takes the form of an animal, inspired by Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials novels. 
A dæmian is an individual with a dæmon presence which they are aware of and communicate with. The terms "dæmian" and "dæmon" typically indicate a creator / created or discoverer / discovered relationship, analogous to relationship-describing terms in other communities like soulbonder and soulbond or tulpamancer and tulpa.
The term dæmonism may refer to the community, the practice, the presence of a dæmon, or the act of a dæmian communicating with their dæmon. 
==In Plural Context==
Not all dæmians conceptualize their experience as plural. Many consider themselves and their dæmon "two parts of a whole" (without considering their experience median), or consider their dæmon an imaginary friend with fauxtonomy only. The proportion of dæmians using a plural framework is growing over time.
Plural daemians may have individual daemons associated with each member, a collective daemon, or something else. Not all members of a system may participate in daemonism. https://daemonpage.com/faq.php#29
==Dæmonism Community==
Some dæmians choose not to create or interact with a dæmon, instead only participating in a second pillar of dæmonism known as "form finding" - exploring a number of community- or self-derived "(personality-typing) systems" that assign an animal or animal-like creature to a personality by interpretation of behaviours, folklore or other associations. Both "form finding" and/or interacting with a dæmon are equally authentic ways to be a dæmian.
==Origins==
Within the His Dark Materials trilogy, dæmons were the physical manifestation of ones' soul. As a human and their dæmon were one being, it was physically and emotionally painful for them to separate too far from each other. Death usually followed such separation due to the severe trauma.
Culturally, it was considered taboo to touch someone else's daemon; humans whose dæmons were touched by others generally felt a strong sense of repulsion. One exception was when two people touched each other's dæmons in a gesture of love.https://hisdarkmaterials.fandom.com/wiki/D%C3%A6mon
==Related Terms==
For terms referring to or originating from the dæmonism community, see :Category:Daemonism Community Terms. 
Brainmates are headmates that represents a system's thought process, while intuimates represent or handle the system's subconscious. 
An allegorican embodies a concept that is integral to a system and may include their perception of self. 
A selftroject is an introject of the system's sense of self. 
Daimonian refers to headmates, functions, headspace fixtures, processes, etc. that symbolically represent a concept. 
== References ==
Category:Daemonism Community Terms
Category:Not Plural Exclusive
Daimonian

Daimonian is an umbrella term for any system, sisasystem, headmate, or internal entity, process, or construct that in some way embodies or represents a concept. This includes any internal representation, embodiment, function, or expression that is symbolic. 
This term may be used as a modifier for other terms, such as daimonform for daimonian thoughtforms, or daimontama for a daimonian sisasystem. 
The representative aspect may be the primary feature of the entity in question, as with a conceptive being sourced from a concept itself, or it may simply be a collateral attribute, as with a manager sometimes embodying the system's executive function. 
==Related Terms==
Allegorican, objectmate, daemon, and tienmate are all examples of daimonian members. 
Scribstrata and memoryspace are examples or daimonian parts of a headspace. 
Empiritien and dualbased systems are examples of systems or functions that are daimonian in nature. 
Janmates may be considered daimonian in a more secondary way. 
==History==
The term is based on the ancient greek "daimones", minor deities, spirits, or simply forces of nature. They range from moral concepts to emotions to personal qualities. Examples include Epiales (Nightmare), Calleis (Beauty), Gelus (Laughter), and Penthos (Greed). 
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headspace Modifiers
Daimonmotum

A daimonmotum headspace, layer, or sector functions symbolically and may only be able to be manipulated by headmates with the corresponding abilities. Any change that is made to the headspace will affect the underlying functions. 
For example, a wall built between sectors may separate them from each other completely, and breaking that wall down will enable internal communication or travel between the sectors. All barriers may appear as a kind of wall or other representation. 
Since any changes made to such an area of a headspace will affect the related underlying functions, a daimonmotum area may not react or change when influenced by every headmate, and changes made to it may have to be made in a symbolically visual manner. 
==Related Terms==
This term uses the daimon- and -motum affixes. 
A daimonmotum headspace may also be etherspatial or narravisum. 
Category:Structure
Category:Headspace Modifiers
Dangangenic

Dangangenic is a Xeno-Origin related to the video game series Danganronpa.
== History ==
The term, along with its flag, were coined by Tumblr user playing-card-coining on November 25th, 2021.https://www.tumblr.com/playing-card-coining/668859229533339648/origin-coining-mega-post-beware-this-ones-p
==References==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Dark Personalities

Dark Personalities was a multiple website and mailing list dedicated to "dark" members of multiple households, typically non-disordered. "To some, the ones in a multiple household who mutilate the body or want to commit suicide are the dark ones. To others, it's anyone who is outside of the social norm - misfits." It is associated with the empowered multiplicity movement. 
"Some people may find that not all is smiley faces and roses in the quest to heal one's soul. This list is for you if you feel alienated by fluffy multiple pages that feature angel and Winnie the Pooh graphics. This list is for you if you want a place to cuss freely or talk about your experiences graphically without censoring yourself or putting up trigger warnings. This list is for you if you have a cast of unusual characters in your system, such as vampires, demons, fae, elves, animals, witches - you name it - since people in multiple systems aren't necessarily human. This list is for you if you've found unorthodox approaches to healing such as magick or meditation. If your stories and memories seem supernatural, so be it! We are also very open to unorthodox approaches to multiplicity itself. We like to hear and discuss as many viewpoints as possible."
==Links==
*Mailing List (archived)
*Home Page
Category:Websites
Category:Resources
Dar'morende

Dar'morende is a term from the very early soulbonding community, and is considered outdated by 2004. It originated under the same definition as soulbond, but came to refer to specifically permanent soulbonds.https://soulbonding.tripod.com/soulbonding_glossary.htm
== Related Terms ==
Tai'morende is used to refer to a soulbond that is temporary.
==References==
Category:Soulbonding Community Terms
Data Packet

A data packet is a unit of information that can be uploaded into an atrium, downloaded into a headmate, or left in front or a fronting consciousness. This information can be memories, emotions, thoughts, or any combination of the above. The packet is usually encoded with the creator's information or unique signature. It may physically appear in headspace as letter, book, file on a computer, or something similar. 
A data packet may be created to store implicit lore, organize memories for front or an atrium, or to transfer information between headmates or consciousnesses as a form of internal communication. Systems whose thinking is conceptual may find that they automatically communicate with data packets. 
== Related Terms ==
Archivists may store their knowledge in data packets. 
Category:Terms that describe communication
Datarine

A datarine (pronounced dah-tah-r-eye-n) gender is one that is experienced by headmates as primarily one gender, while also being another gender due to being a system. This may be because of passive influence.
==Subterms==
Genders currently in the datarine system (coined by extranth):
* Symendic (pronounced sim-ehn-dihk) or symendigender: Being a man, but feeling partly like another gender(s) due to being a system and/or passive influence. 
* Sylandian (pronounced sill-ahn-dee-an) or sylandigender: Being a woman, but feeling partly like another gender(s) due to being a system and/or passive influence. 
* Syndarin (pronounced sin-dahr-in) or syndarigender: Being nonbinary, but feeling partly like another gender(s) due to being a system and/or passive influence. 
* Medelian (pronounced men-dell-ee-an): A term for median systems who have facets of different genders. Because of this, members may somewhat identify with the genders that other facets identify as. 
For these terms, “-gender” can be replaced with whatever gender you feel like due to being a system:
* Someone who is a symendigirl would be a man who also feels partly like a girl due to being a system.
* Someone who is a sylandiboy would be a woman who also feels partly like a boy due to being a system. 
* Someone who is a syndariboy would be nonbinary while also feeling partly like a boy due to being a system.https://archive.today/QJEWu
==References==
Category:Genders
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
-dawn

-dawn is a suffix for sisasystem / subsystem / cluster / etc. origins, whether an exo/introjected origin (introjecting a system with an origin), or an endo/inside origin (a subsystem being caused while inside the system).
== Related Terms ==
-dawn groups may contain -orma sisamates of the same origin, as the -orma suffix describes headmate origins. 
-genic is an umbrella suffix for origins, including system origins. 
-sown is a suffix for headspace origins. 
== Gallery ==
File:-dawn Flag.png|alt=Cluster Brains' -dawn template|Cluster Brains' -dawn template (filegarden link to .kra and .psd files)
File:-dawn Simplified Flag.png|Cluster Brains' simplified -dawn template
Category: Affixes
Category:Origin Terms
Category:-dawn Terms
Dawnium

A dawnium or dawnumic system is a system that started with a particular system origin, but has members with differing origins.
For example, a traumagenic system that is only a system in the first place because they are traumagenic, but has members with other origins, would be a dawnumic traumagenic system.
== History ==
This term was coined on August 22nd, 2021, on Tumblr.https://web.archive.org/web/20240211095304/https://www.tumblr.com/adorable-abomination/660257305106022400/dawnium-a-dawnumic-system-is-a-system-that
The name comes from 'dawn', meaning gradual beginning.
== Related Terms ==
* Isoscegenic refers to a system with one primary origin, but also has a few members that don't have the same origin as the system as a whole, and may be seen as a synonym.
* Twilumium refers to the secondary origins of a dawnumic system.
== Gallery ==
File:Dawnium.jpg|alt=a flag with five horizontal stripes of equal length. the colors are as follows, top to bottom: magenta/fuchsia pink, grey-tinted purple/grape, deep purple/black russian, black, and very dark magenta-red/night rider|Flag by Adorable-Abomination
File:Dawnium alt flag.jpg|alt=a rectangular flag with five equal-width, horizontal stripes; the colors are, top to bottom: teal, pastel yellow, light orange, navy blue, black|dawnium alt flag by The A Collective; colors inspired by pictures of dawn skies
==References==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Functional Origin Terms
Category:Mixed Origin Terms
Daydream Holder

A daydream holder (alt. daydreamer) is a type of symptom holder who holds onto maladaptive daydreaming symptoms. This may be to prevent other sysmates from becoming distracted by daydreams, they may act as a destressor that relieves the system by daydreaming, or they may front when the system is getting the urge to daydream. They may also only be linked to one specific daydream paracosm, rather than all of the system's daydream paracosms, making it likely that several daydream holders may be found in one system.
== History ==
This term was coined by "G" of A Shattered Dragon's Spirit on the 6th of September, 2023, to describe the role of two of his bondalters.
The flag was made by Grave/Eric of ASDS with the help of his partner sys. The lighter, dreamy side of the flag represents positive and calm daydreams, the darker side represents harmful daydreams, and the pink centre represents care and affection.
== Related Terms ==
* A daydream holder may keep the memories of their daydreams away from the system to prevent more urges to daydream, and may be considered a memory holder.
* If the daydreams are frequent and harmful to the system's function, a daydream holder may be considered a persecutor.
* A daydream holder may be more likely to be a previself, previme, parative/prevera, paraling, and/or be of paraorma origin.
Category:Daydreaming-Related Terms
Category:Holder & Experiencer Subterms
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Daydream Inducer

A daydream inducer, or DdI, is a headmate that induces maladaptive daydreams in one way or another for any reason.
== Related Terms ==
Daydream inducers may be connected to daydreams as introparas or may be paraorma. 
A daydream inducer may be or may work with a daydream holder, and may be able to induce shared daydreams.
== History ==
This term was coined by Pluralpedia User:Thegraveyardsystem on hys Tumblr on July 11th, 2024.https://www.tumblr.com/thegraveyardsystem/755713581561135104/daydream-inducer-or-ddi
== References ==
Category:Daydreaming-Related Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Dazefluxspace

A dazefluxspace is a headspace or layer that is fluctuating, and is often hard to visualize, but depending on the headmate it can be easy. However when a headmate fronts, they can forget everything they saw or did internally, and can even forget what it looks like and leave them feeling very dazed and groggy depending on their mood/mental state. The layer will shift and be very fluid, and change based on moods of the headmates in it.
==Related Terms==
The memory separation to front may be caused by front blocks, as in atrium systems.
This term uses the -flux affix. 
Category:Headspace Modifiers
Category:-space Terms
Category:-flux & -fluid Terms
Ddosystem

A DDoSystem is a system that has received far too many system travelers and has therefore sustained some kind of damage or trauma from it. This may result in the system no longer being a valid destination for travel.
The term is an analogy to a DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack. A DDoS attack occurs when a server is spammed with many requests coming from a variety of other computers, resulting in damage to the server that is being spammed. A DDoSystem has been "DDoS'd" by system travelers in a similar manner.
== References ==
Category:System Travel Terms
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Deafgenic

Deafgenic is a term for a system, sisasystem, or headmate whose origin is related to the trauma of, or is caused by, being deaf (D) or being hard-of-hearing (HoH). 
This origin falls under the traumagenic and/or adaptive umbrellas. 
== Related Terms ==
* Blindgenic is a complementary term for those whose origin is related to the trauma of, or is caused by, being blind or visually-impaired.
* Deaftien describes a system whose headspace, system functions, structure, or other features are affected by the body being deaf, hard-of-hearing, or hearing-impaired (H-I), but deafness is not necessarily the origin of the system.
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Category:Physical Disability-Related Terms
Deaftien

Deaftien, hohtien, and HItien are -tien terms. Deaftien systems' headspaces, system functions, structure, or other features are affected by the body being D/deaf, hard of hearing, or hearing impaired.
== History ==
Elysian coined Deafgenic and Blindgenic, which made Sea Seekers consider terms meaning Deafness and Blindness affecting system function, without necessarily being caused by being deaf or blind.
Blindtien was coined at the same time.
Category:-tien Terms
Category:Physical Disability-Related Terms
Déagenic

Déagenic an origin term for members who were created or willed into existence in some way or other, whether intentionally or not.https://metltzis-terms.carrd.co/#plural It was coined as an alternative to parogenic, tulpamancy, catharigenic, and willogenic, and can serve as an umbrella term, similarly to created. 
== Gallery ==
File:Déagenic Pride Flag 1.png|Déagenic flag by Ice.
File:Déagenic Pride Flag 2.png|Déagenic flag without symbol by Ice.
File:Déagenic Pride Symbol 1.png|Déagenic symbol by Ice.
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Created Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Dear

A dear (deer)https://youglish.com/pronounce/dear/english? is a headmate, perhaps cherished by their system, whose role is to provide love, affection, support, and companionship to their headmates. A dear may comfort or relax their system through their presence, demeanor, and actions, and serve as a confidant, as they are entrusted to treat their headmates with compassion. They are devoted to their system, always striving to be present and available to help them through life in a caring, amicable way.
This term can be used by anyone of any origin.
==Term Origin==
"Dear" is defined as "a person who is good, kind, or generous; a beloved one."https://www.dictionary.com/browse/dear
==Related Terms==
A dear can be thought of as a form of caretaker, however a dear focuses on the wider system rather than select headmates or groups of headmates, and they may or may not front, as they are dedicated to helping internally and may not participate in external or bodily maintenance unless to help or encourage others to fulfill their own duties. Overall, while a caretaker may be a parental figure, steward, manager, therapist, etc., a dear endeavors to be a cozy, amiable companion to their system.
A dear is also similar to a comforter or soother, however a dear aims to always assist their headmates with their warmhearted ways, rather than only during times of distress.
== History ==
The term was coined by the Felight system in April 2023.
== Gallery ==
File:Alternative dear flag by revenant-coining.png|alt=a rectangular flag with 8 equally-sized horizontal lines. colors in this order from top to bottom: dark red-brown, reddish-brown, red, light pink, pink, grey-purple, dark purple, dark blue-grey. in the center of the flag is a grey-red shield outlined in grey-pink with a pink heart in the center.|alternative dear flag by revenant-coining
File:Symboless alternative dear flag by revenant-coining.png|alt=a rectangular flag with 8 equally-sized horizontal lines. colors in this order from top to bottom: dark red-brown, reddish-brown, red, light pink, pink, grey-purple, dark purple, dark blue-grey.|symboless alternative dear flag by revenant-coining
== References ==
Category:System Roles
Category:Caretaker Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Deathgenic

Deathgenic is a subsystem origin in which the system is a collective of fictives who died in-source and became a system as a result of their deaths, prior to becoming a part of the main system.
Deathgenic can also apply to a pre-existing system that died in-source before becoming a part of the main system.
Deathgenic can also refer to systems who feel they may have known their headmates in some shape or form in a past life.
Deathgenic is an origin that can be used by both medians and multiples.
This origin was coined by Nexys on March 17th, 2022.
== Related Terms ==
Aethergenic could be considered an umbrella term for Deathgenic.
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Category:Spontaneous Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Debater

A debater is a headmate focused on defending the system’s viewpoints and engaging in discussions or arguments as needed. Unlike an advocate, who primarily prioritizes the system's overall well-being, the debater specializes in formulating clear, cohesive arguments to express the system’s perspective or counter opposing viewpoints. This headmate steps in during debates or conflicts to ensure the system's voice is effectively heard and understood.
==Related Terms==
A debator may also be a diplomat or negotiator. They may be considered a type of social protector.
Debugger

Debuggers are protectors that make sure the system does not slip back into old patterns of abuse (or rather, being abused). They work with headmates such as instructed-persecutors, double agents, and fawn response holders. 
Debuggers may have or gain some control over their system in order to overwrite another headmate's triggered response or the effects of a scriptwriter.
==Related Terms==
Debuggers may be necessary to balance enforcers and similar headmates as well as making a system less vulnerable to abuse.
Debuggers may be or work in cooperation with rehabilitators.
Programming is (inversely) associated with this role. A debugger may be able to interrupt a behavioural pattern triggered by a program, but not to completely dismantle the program itself. 
==History==
Flag made on December 7th 2023 by the user Silent Fellowship on tumblr. https://www.tumblr.com/the-silent-fellowship/736109612892356608/debugger
==Gallery==
File:Debugger1.png
File:Debugger2.png
File:Debugger-6se.png
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:Protector Subterms
Decifrag

A decifrag is a fragment that is a tenth of a headmate compared to what a fully formed headmate in their system is. Could also mean a fragment that would need 9 other fragments (to make 10/10) to form a full headmate.
== Related Terms ==
Millifrag and centifrag are similar terms.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headmate Elaboration
Deducount

Deducounting refers to when a system deduces their headmate count. Possible reasons include:
* The total headmate count is too large too feasibly pinpoint exactly.
* The total count frequently changes.
* Not all members are known to any one headmate. 
* The system consists of many sisasystems and the exact count of some sisasystems is unknown. 
==Related Terms==
Quoinumeren systems do not know their exact count and may deducount.
Some systems may give their count as estimated, such as deducenta (centanumeren) or dedumyria (myrianumeren), by modifying it with an affix. 
==History==
Made in Pluralpedia, in December, 2023.
Category:Terms that describe system count