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Spiritive

Category:Metaphysical Terms
A spiritive is an introject from a spiritual or religious source, like mythology and religious texts. They do not have to be of the faith the system practices, or perceived as the "true" person from the source. 
== Related Terms ==
Spiritives are not the same as spiritual walk-ins or possessions. The latter two are (nearly always) seen as actually gods, goddesses, demons, spirits, or other beings, while it can be unknown or intentionally vague as to whether a spiritive is a regular split taking the form of a being, or truly are them. This is especially seen in cases of mythological figures joining systems.
 
Myctive may be seen as a synonym.
 
Fictospiritive a type of Spiritive and Fictive connected to Ficto-Religions. Those who are Fictospiritives can be sourced from the ones that faith is about, general idea, the flags, etc. https://www.tumblr.com/the-silent-fellowship/745291785448849408/fictospiritive
 
== Gallery ==
A spiritive flag and its variant were created by Tumblr user the-silent-fellowship on April 17th, 2023.https://www.tumblr.com/the-silent-fellowship/714824879324676096/spiritive
 
Fictospiritive was also made by the-silent-fellowship on March 18th 2024.
File:Spiritive-1.jpg|Flag by the-silent-fellowship.
File:Spiritive-2.jpg|Flag by the-silent-fellowship without the symbol.
File:Fictospiritive.png|Flag by the-silent-fellowship with symbol 1.
File:Fictospiritive1.png|Flag by the-silent-fellowship with symbol 2.
File:Fictospiritive2.png|Flag by the-silent-fellowship without symbol.
 
== References ==
 
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Spiritualist

Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
A spiritualist (n.) is a system member who specifically manages the outerworld spiritual life, and participates in outerworld spiritual practices. This is different from simply having a spirituality or religious beliefs, as well as differing from practicing such spirituality inside the headspace, innerworld, or other (in-system or out-of-system) worlds https://termora.org/term/304.
==Related Terms==
A reliux is a system member formed for religious reasons and/or handles religious matters within the system.
== References ==
Spiritual System

A spiritual system, loosely defined, is a system that is either or both spiritual or metaphysical in origin (for example, being aethergenic, metagenic, spirigenic, or possessive) or architecture (such as being a gateway system, an exosystem/exoplex, intraspiric or hemi-intraspiric, or simply having many godlets who identify with or as their sources. The term is a general umbrella that encompasses all systems whose spirituality or metaphysical belief impacts or influences their experience of plurality.
== Related Terms ==
Spirigenic, aethergenic, and metagenic are origins associated with religious and non-religious spirituality respectively.
For terms that describe spiritual or metaphysical phenomena, see :Category:Metaphysical Terms. 
For origins that may be categorized as spiritual or metaphysical, see :Category:Spiritual Origin Terms.
Category:Common Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Category:Spiritual Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Spitegenic

Spitegenic is an origin term for a system or headmate formed out of spite. Maligenic can be used to mean spite towards those outside of the system, with hargenic referring to an origin of spite towards others within the collective.https://metltzis-terms.carrd.co/#plural
==Related Terms==
Maligenic and maliciogenic refer to headmate formation connected to malicious intent. 
==History==
Coined on the Pluralpedia Discord server when a member realized there wasn't a term for it already. 
==References==
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Spitetive

Spitetive, a introject source out of spite of something. This can be simply about their existence, spite towards certain groups/things, or a personification of spite.
A example could be a headmate who was formed from a strong negative feeling towards a group (ex: Ai "Artist") and form a headmate that is related to that topic.
== Related Terms ==
A Spitetive may also account themselves as Spitegenic or even Pissgenic.
== Gallery ==
Spitetive.png
Spitetive1.png
== History ==
The Term was coined by the user the-silent-fellowship on tumblr May 17th 2024.https://www.tumblr.com/the-silent-fellowship/750776247303471104/spitetive?source=share
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Splintered

A splintered headmate is one that once split, and then later merged or fused with said split(s).
This can also result in a ‘portal’ being opened within the same headmate, allowing passage of said split(s) to freely come and go into and out of the system. These events may occur outside of the said headmates awareness, with the portal opening, and said split(s) entering and leaving the system without them knowing or being aware of it in the first place.
Category:Headmate Formation
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:Terms Related to Splitting
Category:Terms Related To Fusion
Split

Splitting is the process of the brain forming new headmates through external stress, usually breaking up an existing headmate into multiple (although the origins of some splits may be unknown). 
Any type of stress can cause a split and splits can create any number of headmates from one event. A "split" may refer to the new headmate themself too, or the newly split headmate in relationship to their precursor.
== Other Uses ==
The term splitting also has other uses, primarily in Borderline Personality Disorder, where it refers to black and white thinking (seeing things in a positive/negative binary), particularly within the context of a sudden change in how an individual with BPD views another person or thing.https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-splitting-425210
== Related Terms ==
Splitting may be distinguished into reductive and non-reductive, depending on whether or not an existing member was broken apart. Examples of reductive splits include shattering and fracturing. The breaking member may still exist after the split. 
Non-reductive formation may still be stress-related, for example by headmates being built from fragments.
Splitting is primarily seen in adaptive and/or traumagenic systems. It's different than walk-ins, because they come from outside of the system, and created headmates (like thoughtforms) are not usually considered splits either. 
In polyfragmented systems, splitting may occur more frequently or in specific complex patterns, with several members splitting at a time.
If several members split at the same time or due to the same immediate cause, they may be regarded as splitlings, form partners, or homologousor.
== References ==
Category:Personality Disorder-Related Terms
Category:Disorder-Related Terms
Category:Common Terms
Category:Psychiatric Terms
Category:Headmate Formation
Category:Terms Related to Splitting
Split Fronting

Split fronting refers to multiple members being in front simultaneously but not co-conscious with each other. They are unable to communicate internally and may not be aware of each other or of who is fronting with them. Split fronting may occur due to high barriers between members, for example due to being in separate sisasystems. https://m-grouped.tumblr.com/post/660419046881312768/faux-faux-genic
==Related Terms==
Members that are split fronting may experience eclipsing or a feeling of possession when both using the body. 
Gemini systems may experience split fronting with members taking control of one half of the body while co-fronting.
==References==
Category:Fronting Terms
Split Hydraconscious

Split hydraconscious refers to a system or sisasystem that is hydraconscious in both front and headspace, but the streams of consciousness between front and headspace are separated.https://web.archive.org/web/20240126001312/https://www.tumblr.com/the-a-collective/733092837440290816/coined-some-new-terms-because-we-noticed-a-gap?source=share
Experiences a split hydraconscious system may have:
* Headmates lose their headspace memories when entering front, then lose their fronting memories when leaving front.
* Headmates lose access to headspace memories when entering front, then lose access to fronting memories when leaving front.
* Headmates currently in headspace are unaware of fronting headmates, and vice versa.
* Memories are rarely or never shared between the front consciousness and the headspace consciousness.
* When a headmate enters or leaves front, they feel like they are becoming a different version of themself. This phenomenon is not better attributed to being a subsystem.
* The line between front and headspace is distinct.
* Moving between front and headspace feels like entering a different consciousness.
* Switching feels smooth and sudden at the same time.
* When co-fronting, headmates simultaneously feel separated from each other and interconnected.
Barriers between front and headspace are often present in split hydraconscious systems, but are not required to have in order to use the term split hydraconscious.
== Gallery ==
File:Split hydraconscious 2.png|alt=image id: There is a seven-stripe flag that is split down the middle of the longer side of the flag. The colors on the left side, from top to bottom are light blue, blue, indigo, purple-black, fuchsia, magenta, and light red-pink. The colors on the right side are the same, but in the opposite order. end image id|Split hydraconscious flag without symbol
Both split hydraconscious flags were created by the-a-collective on Tumblr. The flags are inspired by the hydraconscious flag.
== Related Terms ==
Hydraconscious systems have a similar consciousness structure, but have a different distinction, or do not have a distinction, between fronting consciousness and headspace consciousness.
Split misaconscious systems, split monoconscious systems, split polyconscious systems, and cephaconscious systems have a similar distinction between fronting consciousness and headspace consciousness.
Mutoconscious systems are hydraconscious in headspace, but monoconscious in front.
Multiplexconscious systems are hydraconscious in front, but polyconscious in headspace
Atrium Systems have memory management similar to this.
== References ==
Category:-conscious Terms
Category:Consciousness Terms
Category:Consciousness Structures
Split Misaconscious

Split misaconscious refers to a system or sisasystem that is misaconscious in both front and headspace, but the streams of consciousness between front and headspace are separated.https://web.archive.org/web/20240126001312/https://www.tumblr.com/the-a-collective/733092837440290816/coined-some-new-terms-because-we-noticed-a-gap
Experiences a split misaconscious system may have:
* Headmates lose their headspace memories when entering front, then lose their fronting memories when leaving front.
* Headmates lose access to headspace memories when entering front, then lose access to fronting memories when leaving front.
* Some or all headmates are unable to move between front and headspace.
* Headmates currently in headspace are unaware of fronting members, and vice versa.
* Memories are rarely or never shared between the front consciousness and the headspace consciousness. 
* When a member enters or leaves front, they feel like they are becoming a different version of themself. This phenomenon is not better attributed to being a subsystem.
* The line between front and headspace is distinct.
* Moving between front and headspace feels like entering a different consciousness.
* Switching feels smooth and sudden at the same time.
* Some switches feel smooth, while others feel sudden.
* When co-fronting, members all feel separated and interconnected at the same time. The levels of separation and interconnection may vary.
* When co-fronting, some members feel separated from one another, while others feel connected to one another.
Barriers between front and headspace are often present in split misaconscious systems, but are not required to have in order to use the term split misaconscious.
== Related terms ==
Misaconscious systems have a similar consciousness structure, but have a different distinction, or do not have a distinction, between fronting consciousness and headspace consciousness.
Split hydraconscious systems, split monoconscious systems, split polyconscious systems, mutoconscious systems, multiplexconscious systems, and cephaconscious systems have a similar distinction between fronting consciousness and headspace consciousness.
Atrium Systems have memory management similar to this.
== Gallery ==
File:Split misaconscious 2.jpg|alt=image id: There is a eight-stripe flag that is split down the middle of the longer side of the flag. The colors on the left side, from top to bottom are light lilac, lilac, purple, dark purple, very dark purple, black, dark grey, and light grey. The colors on the right side are the same, but in the opposite order. end image id|Split misaconscious flag without symbols
The flags were created by the-a-collective on Tumblr and are inspired by the misaconscious flag.
== References ==
Category:-conscious Terms
Category:Consciousness Structures
Category:Consciousness Terms
Split Monoconscious

Split monoconscious refers to a system or sisasystem that is monoconscious in both front and headspace, but the streams of consciousness between front and headspace are separated.https://web.archive.org/web/20240126001312/https://www.tumblr.com/the-a-collective/733092837440290816/coined-some-new-terms-because-we-noticed-a-gap
Experiences a split monoconscious system may have:
* Headmates lose access to headspace memories when entering front, then lose access to fronting memories when leaving front.
* Some or all headmates are unable to move between front and headspace.
* Headmates in headspace are unaware of fronting members, and vice versa.
* Memories are rarely or never shared between the front consciousness and the headspace consciousness.
* When a headmate enters or leaves front, they feel like they are becoming a different version of themself. This phenomenon is not better attributed to being a subsystem.
* The line between front and headspace is distinct.
* Moving between front and headspace feels like entering a different consciousness.
* Switching feels like a smooth transition between fronters.
Barriers between front and headspace are often present in split monoconscious systems, but are not required to have in order to use the term split monoconscious.
== Related Terms ==
Monoconscious systems have a similar consciousness structure, but have a different distinction, or do not have a distinction, between fronting consciousness and headspace consciousness.
Split hydraconscious systems, split misaconscious systems, split polyconscious systems, and multiplexconscious systems, have a similar distinction between fronting consciousness and headspace consciousness.
Mutoconscious systems are monoconscious in front, but hydraconscious in headspace.
Cephaconscious systems are monoconscious in front, but polyconscious in headspace.
Atrium Systems have memory management similar to this.
== Gallery ==
File:Split monoconscious 2.png|alt=image id: There is a seven-stripe flag that is split down the middle of the longer side of the flag. The colors on the left side, from top to bottom are light blue, blue, indigo, dark indigo, black, dark grey, and grey. The colors on the right side are the same, but in the opposite order. end image id|Split monoconscious flag without symbols
Both flags were created by the-a-collective on Tumblr and are inspired by the monoconscious flag.
== References ==
Category:Consciousness Terms
Category:-conscious Terms
Category:Consciousness Structures
Splitorma

Splitorma is a term for a headmate who originated from a borderline personality disorder (BPD) splitting episode, where the emotional turmoil causes a headmate to form.
Due to the nature of its formation, this term is exclusive to those who experience BPD splits.
This term uses the -orma suffix.
== History ==
This term was coined by Pluralpedia user PrinceOfHearth on January 2, 2024.
== Related Terms ==
* This headmate may be a persecutor as a result of the emotional stress.
* A bordermate is a headmate that is the embodiment of BPD.
* A BPD holder is a headmate that holds a system's BPD symptoms. This means they may act differently than other headmates due to experiencing BPD symptoms more frequently and/or severely than other headmates. Borderclustive can be seen as a synonym to this.
* Tristegenic is a term for systems or sysmates who originated from negative emotions.
* This may have some overlap with misiaorma (a headmate originating from the feeling of hatred towards something other than themself) or automisiaorma (a sysmate originating from the self-hatred of their system, another sysmate, or a group).
* It may also overlap with stressorma, a headmate originating from a stressful event.
== Gallery ==
File:Splitorma Flag.png|Made by ASDS, based on PrinceOfHearth's simplified flag
File:Splitorma Simplified Flag.png|Simplified splitorma flag by PrinceOfHearth
File:Split-orma Ugly original flag.png|Original splitorma flag by PrinceOfHearth
Category:Origin Terms
Category:-orma Terms
Category:Disorder-Related Terms
Category:Personality Disorder-Related Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Emotion-Related Terms
Split Polyconscious

Split polyconscious refers to a system or sisasystem that is polyconscious in both front and headspace, but the streams of consciousness between front and headspace are separated.https://web.archive.org/web/20240126001312/https://www.tumblr.com/the-a-collective/733092837440290816/coined-some-new-terms-because-we-noticed-a-gap
Experiences a split polyconscious system may have:
* Headmates lose their headspace memories when entering front, then lose their fronting memories when leaving front.
* Headmates currently in headspace are unaware of fronting headmates, and vice versa.
* Some or all headmates are unable to move between front and headspace.
* When a headmate enters or leaves front, they feel like they are becoming a different version of themself. This phenomenon is not better attributed to being a subsystem.
* The line between front and headspace is distinct.
* Switching feels like another member suddenly taking over.
* Co-fronting feels like multiple consciousnesses pushed together.
Barriers between front and headspace are often present in split polyconscious systems, but are not required to have in order to use the term split polyconscious.
== Related Terms ==
Polyconscious systems have a similar consciousness structure, but have a different distinction, or do not have a distinction, between fronting consciousness and headspace consciousness.
Split hydraconscious systems, split misaconscious systems, split monoconscious systems, and mutoconscious systems have a similar distinction between fronting consciousness and headspace consciousness.
Cephaconscious systems are polyconscious in headspace, but monoconscious in front.
Multiplexconscious systems are polyconscious in headspace, but hydraconscious in front.
Atrium Systems have memory management similar to this.
== Gallery ==
File:Split polyconscious 2.png|alt=image id: There is a seven-stripe flag that is split down the middle of the longer side of the flag. The colors on the left side, from top to bottom are grey, dark grey, white, light red-pink, magenta, fuchsia, and dark purple. The colors on the right side are the same, but in the opposite order. end image id|Split polyconscious without symbols
Both flags were created by the-a-collective on Tumblr and are inspired by the polyconscious flag.
== References ==
Category:-conscious Terms
Category:Consciousness Terms
Category:Consciousness Structures
Splitter

A splitter is a headmate that forms just to split more headmates, they could also be a type of fragment but not always. This term is specific to RAMCOA survivors specific to trauma-based mind control.
Non-RAMCOA DID/OSDD terms are in the variants and related terms
==Variants==
The tulpagenic version of a splitter is a creator, the soulbonder version is called a bond magnet.
== Related Terms ==
A split welder is a headmate who intentionally splits off members to later reabsorb them.
Extirpators are headmates who break down/splits other members.
Split Welder

A split welder is a headmate who intentionally splits off members, or fragments, from themself to handle things the system, or they, currently cannot. Once the system is able to handle it, the member, or fragment, will be reabsorbed into the split welder.
For example, if a traumatic event occurs, a split welder may decide to split a headmate who can hold the memories while the system works to process the event. Once the event is able to be integrated, the split headmate will be fused back with the split welder.
Split headmates may not be reabsorbed for various reasons. Examples of this could be the headmate not consenting to be reabsorbed or being seen as more helpful split off than fused.
== Related Terms ==
Extirpators break down other members into fragments or more headmates.
Servitors is a non-sentient thoughtform that is created to do a specific task.
Category:Terms Related To Fusion
Category:Terms Related to Splitting
Category:System Roles
Spoilers

Spoilers are information that certain system members may not know about and that are deliberately kept from them. Outsiders may be asked not to reveal spoilers to the relevant headmates. The information may be revealed to the whole system at a time when they are ready to process it. 
There may also be mechanisms in place internally that keep members from revealing spoilers to the relevant headmates, or even to erase memories of said knowledge should it preemptively be revealed. 
==Related Terms==
Spoilers may be contained to certain areas of a system via curtains.
In atrium systems, spoilers may not be allowed to pass through a front block and into collective memory to avoid spreading the information. Some awareness of spoilers may still be accessible through isolated lore or implicit lore. 
Spoilers may be relevant in systems that experience Dissociative Amnesia.
Lonelets and astraymates may be deliberately kept from finding out about their system if its existence is considered to be a spoiler. 
There may be a member that does not have any spoilers pertaining to them, such as an archivist or gatekeeper, but especially in polyplexes, each sisasystem may have their own defined spoilers, with no one member having all the information. 
Category:Terms that describe communication
Spokesperson

A spokesperson is a headmate that will communicate with other headmates in place of another, for a range of reasons.
Spokespeople may communicate internally with headmates in headspace, or they may do this externally with outsiders.
== Related Terms ==
* An emboteer is a headmate that acts as a persona that members can connect to or talk through, and may be seen as a synonym in some cases.
* An advocate is a type of protector that can use words to stand up for the system, and may speak in place of another headmate to better communicate needs or boundaries.
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