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Fruitxenorole

Fruitxenorole is a xenorole where a headmate's role is best described by or is somehow related to fruits.
== 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:System Roles
Fulgurmasc

Fulgurmasc is a gender modality for system members who are transmasc in a transfem body.https://plurgai-archive.tumblr.com/post/644688944311779328/unitumgender-from-the-latin-term-for-united-a
This term is based off of absgender (in which the person's gender experience is in between, beyond or removed from cisgender/transgender dichotomy). "Fulgur" means "lightning" in Latin.
==Related Terms==
Lapisfem applies to transfem members in a transmasc body.
System transmasc applies to transmasc members in AMAB bodies that are not necessarily transfem.
== References ==
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Category:Genders
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Fullmate

Fullmate serves as an antonym to fragment. A fullmate may also consider themselves to be elaborated. 
The term serves for systems that view the concept of fragmentation as vessels until they become “full”. It is not meant to disparage or question the personhood of fragments. 
== Related Terms ==
A fragment may become a fullmate through the process of fragment filling, fusion, building, forcing or through time. A fragmentflux headmate may also be considered filled, although temporarily. 
== History ==
Fullmate was initially a personal term for the sake of record-keeping, but was later moved to Pluralpedia.
Category:Headmate Elaboration
Functional (Disambiguation)

Functional may refer to:
* functional (psychosomatic) disorders (including: functional seizure)
* functional role, the relationship between a headmate and their role
* functional origins, the relationship between a headmate / system / etc. and their origin
* functional duties, the external tasks expected and performed in the outerworld
* functional multiplicity, a non-disordered perspective of multiplicity
* system functions, the internal mechanisms of a system
* functioner, an imagian subterm 
Category:Disambiguation
Functional Duties

The functional duties of a system, a headmate, or a group of headmates are tasks they're expected to perform in the externworld, contributing to the well-being of the system and the body.
Different headmates may be responsible of different duties, depending on their capabilities and hobbies. In some systems, the host performs all functional duties; In others, tasks are split between different headmates.
==Related Terms==
Background tasks are tasks applying to a system's innerworld. 
See :Category:Terms that describe external tasks for a list of headmates who fulfil functional duties.
Functional Role

A functional role refers to the relationship a headmate has with their role or assigned tasks, rather than describing the role itself. Examples include having several roles (polyrole) or no role (roleless), not wanting to disclose one's role (quoitin), or how a role is fulfilled in relation to other members (default). 
==Related Terms==
See :Category:Functional Role Terms for a list of functional roles and other functional headmate descriptors. 
Category:System Roles
Category:Functional Role Terms
Function Fragment

A function fragment is a fragment (or more generally any co-inhabitant of a body who does not consider themselves to be a system member, and generally not a demi-member) who specifically holds a single task or job. They may be very powerful at getting this done, perhaps even overriding the will of other headmates. However, function fragments do not have (developed, or at all) identities and are not “full headmates”, perhaps not existing outside this task at all.https://termora.org/term/function%20fragment
== Types of function fragments ==
* Archival fragment a fragment analogue to archivist.
* Census-taking fragment, a fragment analogue to census taker.
* Channeling fragment, a fragment connected to spirituality.
* Emotion fragment, a fragment that deals with emotions in some way.
* Holder fragment, a fragment analogue to holder.
* Observer fragment, a fragment in charge of managing front memory. 
* Scouting fragment, a fragment analogue to scout.
==References==
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:Headmate Elaboration
Fungenic

Fungenic is a Xeno-Origin term for systems who formed due to fun.
== History ==
The term, along with its flag, were coined by Tumblr user playing-card-coining on November 21st, 2021.https://www.tumblr.com/playing-card-coining/668505858293055488/origin-coining-mega-post
==References==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Fursonagenic

Fursonagenic is an origin for headmates who formed or were introjected from a personal fursona. 
For example: Headmate A makes a fursona. This fursona becomes Headmate B. 
== History ==
The term was coined by paracosmic-gt on May 22nd, 2023.https://www.tumblr.com/paracosmic-gt/718072028795715584/plural-coining?source=share
== Related Terms ==
* This may be seen as a subterm of mostive, an introject of a character that another member of the system created.
* Idealisgenic is an origin for a headmate who forms or is introjected from an "ideal" or "true" version of another headmate.
* Truesonagenic is an origin for a headmate who forms or is introjected from a personal fursona that is an ideal/true version of another headmate.
== References ==
Category:Roleplay-Related Terms
Fusefluid

Fusefluid is a term which one's system temporary merges into one conscious being, then after awhile, returns to it's state before the merge.
This is not to be confused with fusion, as the headmates still exist, and after a period of time, everyone involved will return. https://constellationsystemthings.tumblr.com/post/689821874808668160/fusefluid-and-semifuse-coining-post
== Related Terms ==
Semifuse is a similar term to fusefluid.
== References ==
Category:Terms Related To Fusion
Category:-flux & -fluid Terms
-fusic

-fusic is a suffix for terms describing a specific type of pluriship where fusion or gemfusion is part of the relationship in some way.
A fusic relationship can only be shared between headmates in the same system as a system function plays such a role in the relationship.
Members of a fusic relationship can be called terms such as fusemates, fusicmates, or components.
== Fusic Terms ==
* amorfusic: romantic in nature
* erofusic: sexual in nature
* rosafusic: romantic and sexual in nature
* polyfusic: a fusic relationship with more than two members
* nodofusic: two unrelated relationships connected by a fusion
* intrafusic: a relationship of a headmate with both the components and the fusion
* intofusic: a relationship of a headmate with the components but not the fusion 
* exafusic: a relationship of a headmate with the fusion but not the components
* normafusic: the components are almost always fused
* sparsafusic: the components are rarely fused
* permafusic: the fusion is permanent, but still a relationship
* neutrefusic: where fusion is completely neutral for all components
* pythofusic: where fusion is harmful due to natural system functions
* malicifusic: where fusion is harmful due to specific components
* vicifusic: a fusic relationship that is abusive in nature
* janufusic: where fusion is both harmful and beneficial for all components
* contefusic: where fusion is a method of protecting one or more components
== Gallery ==
File:Fusic pride flag.png|Fusic pride flag made by Sunday Society
File:Fusic symbol.png|Isolated fusic symbol
Category:System Relationships
Category:Affixes
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Fusion

Fusion is the process of two or more headmates or fragments becoming one. The resulting headmate (sometimes referred to as a "fusion" themself) often has traits of both, but not always balanced. 
Fusion is a type of integration that relates to identity of members. This may require the integration of other aspects between members, such as different memories, traumatic experiences, or general experiences. Fusion may be induced deliberately, or happen spontaneously, depending on the system. 
For some systems, fusions may retain some "fault lines" along which they may re-split into their original components, and for some systems the fused members may never return in their original form. 
Some uses of fusion include a temporary context in which members may "unfuse" without breaking, though this is more often referred to as merging or blending. 
==History==
Fusion is often seen as a sign or step of healing, especially in disordered systems. It may be used by large systems to reduce member count to manageable levels, or merge fragments. 
For problematic handling of fusion on therapy, see the history of final fusion. 
Fusions may be unstable and prone to resplitting, especially with fusions involving a large number of members, or fusion that is attempted prematurely while many aspects between fusing members have not been fully integrated.
Similar to how formation of new members may be related to healing, fusion may related to stress or dysfunctional. 
The use of fusion in the context of temporary merges may have been influenced by the popularity of the TV show Steven Universe.
== Related Terms ==
Breaking may be considered an antonym of Fusion. 
An artisan may actively cause other members to fuse. 
Forced fusion refers to members being forced or pressured to fuse, and is often seen as abusive, similar to the forced splitting that may be performed ny an extirpator. 
In large systems, systems with unstable member count, or systems with a lot of fragments, fusions may happen commonly and spontaneously. 
Final fusion is the fusion of all members of a system into a corelet. 
== References ==
Category:Common Terms
Category:Terms Related To Fusion
Fusionflux

Fusionflux, also known as a fusion flicker, is a term referring to when two or more headmates fluctuate between being fully fused, and separate headmates again. This is usually involuntary, but can be induced by gatekeepers and other similar members.
==Related Terms==
Fusefluid refers to a system that temporarily fully merges. 
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:Terms Related To Fusion
Category:-flux & -fluid Terms
Fusionpre

Fusionpre is a term that refers to a headmate who was originally one or more headmate(s) before entering the system/before being split into the system. This means that as a member in the system, they have always been one person but was previously more than one. Headmates may enter a system fusionpre for many different reasons. Some reasons are:
* A system was experiencing a traumatic event while members were fusing, so there was a new member that was split who was previously fused.
* Fusing created trauma, splitting a fused headmate.
* There was trauma the system experienced related to losing someone important, splitting a headmate who experiences trauma for the same reason. This is usually because the member they fused with was someone close to them, therefore they became a combined version of each other to stay together forever.
Fusiotien

A fusiotien system is one where all or nearly all headmates are the result of fusion. They may continue to fuse in the future, or may have plateaued. 
==Related Terms==
Polyfragmentation is commonly associated with fusiotien systems; during integration, a large amount of fragments may fuse together to create more stable headmates.
However, not all fusiotien systems are or were polyfragmented, or the result of purposeful integration efforts.
Category:Terms Related To Fusion
Category:-tien Terms
Fustive

A fustive is an introject of a blend. This is different from the blend themself, as they are usually nonpermanent and exist as the combination of two or more headmates.https://septembersanctuary.tumblr.com/post/631360436084801536
== Related Terms ==
Fustives could be considered a form of autojection, as an introject from a source within the system itself. However, they are usually not created purposely, so it's purely speculative.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Futurtive

A futurtive is a headmate who is from the future, or resides in the future in headspace.
== History ==
This term was coined by Pluralpedia User:Thegraveyardsystem on hys Tumblr on August, 8th 2024.https://www.tumblr.com/wtvtrms/757903754869735424
==Related Terms==
Futurtives may reside in asynchronous backspaces or distemporal headspace areas. 
Historimate and antemate may be complementary antonyms, referring to members who come from a past time period. 
== References ==
Fuzztive

A fuzztive is someone who is partially, somewhat, or almost a fictive, but fictive doesn't seem ‘quite right’ or ‘entirely accurate’.https://quoipunk.tumblr.com/post/190941560466/fogtive-someone-who-is-partially-somewhat-or
The term is when someone is between or partially fictive and something else (the something else may or may not be defined, personal choice).
== Related Terms==
Fogtive is the factive counterpart of a fuzztive.
Altive refers to meaningfully (whatever "meaningfully" means for the headmate in question) "AU"/alternate universe introjects/introtives.
Post-Fictive is a word for a headmate that previously held a fictive identity but no longer considers themselves to be that same person.
Fictive-flux is a term for a headmate that only sometimes identifies as a fictive. Blurrflux is a word for a fuzztive or fogtive that switches between identities.
Quoisourced refers to a headmate that is unsure if they have a source or feels that the binary of sourced and sourceless doesn't fit them.
Factional can refer to a headmate who is a fictional character in this universe, identifies as a fictional character but doesn't consider themselves fictional, identifies as a fictional character but doesn't connect much to their source self, or a member who is in some other way spiritually connected to a character.
Fictionkin are otherkin who either identify as species from fictional media or as characters from fictional media.
==References==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Fuzzy Memories

Fuzzy memories are a form of pseudomemory or exomemory that seems vague, is hard to recall, or feels wrong or incomplete in some way. 
Examples of fuzzy memories are:
* Being able to recall a memory only with some effort. 
* Feeling like a memory is wrong or inaccurate but being unable to place why or how.
* A memory that is not fully detailed. 
Fuzzy memories may or may not cause discomfort to those with them. 
An individual may have one, several, or exclusively stable memories. 
==Related Terms==
Stable memories and unstable memories are other terms to describe the stability or clarity of pseudo- or exomemories. 
Category:Not Plural Exclusive
Category:Memory-Related Terms
Gamegenic

Gamegenic is a Xeno-Origin related to games. This can be mobile games, video games, board games, or any other kind of game.
== History ==
The term, along with its flag, were coined by Tumblr user playing-card-coining on November 21st, 2021.https://www.tumblr.com/playing-card-coining/668505858293055488/origin-coining-mega-post
==Related Terms==
Terms that may fall under this umbrella include: 
* backroomgenic
** leverungenic
* chicagenic
* dangangenic
* deltarunegenic
* lapfoxgenic
* lmanberggenic
* minecraftgenic
** MCflowergenic
* pokepectic
* rhythgagenic
* simsgenic
* somervillegenic
* TF2genic
* undertalegenic
* undersoulgenic
A system whose functions, structure, or headspace are affected by games may be called gametien. 
==References==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Gammagenic

Gammagenic is an origin for (sisa)systems/headmates caused by both Type A and Type B trauma. 
It can be considered a combination of alphagenic and betagenic.
== History ==
The term was coined by Pluralpedia user Wrmsys on xyr Tumblr on August 27, 2023.https://www.tumblr.com/clouded--stars/726811827297746944/brainfogenic-an-origin-related-to-brain-fog?source=share
== Related Terms ==
Alphagenic refers to systems formed from Type A trauma.
Betagenic refers to systems formed from Type B trauma.
== Gallery ==
File:Gammagenic flag.png
File:Gammagenic flag2.png
File:Gammagenic Altagenic Aletagenic Bephagenic Pride Flag 3.png
File:Gammagenic Altagenic Aletagenic Bephagenic Pride Symbol 1.png
File:Gammagenic Altagenic Aletagenic Bephagenic Pride Symbol 2.png
File:Gammagenic Altagenic Aletagenic Bephagenic Pride Symbol 3.png
File:Gammagenic Altagenic Aletagenic Bephagenic Pride Symbol 4.png
File:Gammagenic Altagenic Aletagenic Bephagenic Pride Symbol 5.png
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Gardentender

A gardentender, or alternatively a gardener, is a system member role or job defined by tending to, protecting, maintaining, and/or keeping/holding information about a given headspace, layer (including exolayers, metalayers, cosmoses, or alarachs), or gateway. As a role, gardentenders are inherently linked to the existences of headspaces, and may gardentend any variety of them.
They also may protect innerworlds and their residents from external (such as spiritual, like potentially harmful potential introjections), internal (such as persecutors attempting to harm the system or members of it), or natural (such as narrative events, natural disasters, and unwanted changes) threats.
== Related Terms ==
This term may be adjacent to architect (and space-architect) and gatekeeper, but is not strictly definable as either. Gardentenders are associated with the maintenance of a certain layer/layers, exolayer/exolayers, metalayer/metalayers, cosmos/cosmoses, headspace/headspaces, or gateway/gateways, rather than necessarily the creation of new places or headspaces, though they can be involved in that as well. They do not necessarily know everything about the innerworld as a whole, just large amounts of information about their specific area of purview.
Groundskeepers similarly maintain a headspace, though with more focus on altering and creating new areas, and less guarding and protection.
Gatekeepers and innkeepers may be related to gardentenders as semi-similar roles, and these roles may overlap.
Gardentenders may in some cases be artisans, but they don't have to be.
==History==
The term was coined on Termorahttps://termora.org/term/gardener.
== References ==
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Gatebridger

A gatebridger is a system member who connects the gates (or gate-like things) of different systems, both within and outside of the body. 
A gatebridger could just be for travel between sidesystems/subsystems, or travel between separate systems in separate bodies.
Gatebridgers could connect realms, headspaces, or they could simply connect parts of the same headspace to each other to make travel faster.
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Category:Gatekeeper Subterms
Category:System Travel Terms
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Gatekeeper

A gatekeeper is a headmate who controls switching, access to certain areas inside the headspace, or access to certain system members or memories. 
In gateway systems, this can also refer to a headmate whose job it is to watch over new system members trying to enter the system and either welcome them or deny them access. 
Some gatekeepers may be able to force switches.
A front keeper may only be able to control switching and no other system functions. 
== History ==
The general sense of gatekeeping, restricting access or information, has been in use since around since 1943. In the context of plurality, gatekeeper has been in use for several decades. The usage in the context of gateway systems is more recent. An example of the term being used as a role in a gateway system appeared in 2002.People on Bravadai (2002)
Elentor was coined as a synonym to gatekeeper on October 7th, 2020 by pluralrights on Tumblr due to the negative connotations the word gatekeeper holds (primarily in online communities).https://pluralrights.tumblr.com/post/631371981109018624/plural-terms-roundup-3
A flag for gatekeepers was coined on July 2nd, 2023, by the-silent-fellowship on Tumblr.https://www.tumblr.com/the-silent-fellowship/721722727628701697/gatekeeper-system-role-flag
== Related Terms ==
Gatekeepers can be trauma holders if they are a memory repository for a whole system.
For subterms of this archetype, see gatekeeper subterms.
== Gallery ==
File:Gatekeeper flag.jpg|Gatekeeper flag by the-silent-fellowship on tumblr
File:Gatekeeper flag simplified.jpg|A simplified gatekeeper flag by the-silent-fellowship on tumblr
==References==
Category:System Roles
Category: Headmate Archetypes
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Category:Common Terms
Category:Internal Government Terms
Category:Gateway Terms
Gateway

A gateway system is one connected to other worlds via portals or gates that are experienced as real and external to the system, body, and brain. The body may be experienced as a gate itself, leading to one or multiple worlds besides shared reality. A gateway system may not have an innerworld that is experienced as internal to the system.Gatefield (2001)The GateWay Theory (2001)https://sites.google.com/view/plural-terms/system-modifiers 
The term co-location similarly describes an experience of living several existences in different realities, connected by gates.https://web.archive.org/web/20040717124907/http://positivelyplural.myforums.net:80/viewtopic.php?p=1012&https://kinhost.org/Main/Co-location (archive)
==History==
The concept was described as early as 2001 by the Shire on their personal site and on the Dark Personalities mailing list:
"What if this body wasn't multiple? What if instead it was like a portal [...]? The connection point between two worlds."
The concept was also described as early as 2001 by the Shaytar system: Stardance:
"We come from different worlds which share a common portal with this world. That portal is this earth-body."
Uses of "gateway system" as a personal identity label can be seen dating back to 2003, appearing on Bravadai's website some time between April 2nd and July 7th 2003. In this context, Bravadai mention temporary members as a part of their gateway experience:Bravadai (2003)
"By and large, we are also what has been called a gateway system, although there are some people who do stay here, and have been here in some form for as long as we can remember."
Astrea's Web ascribes the coining of the term to the Shaytar system: Stardance.https://www.astraeasweb.net/plural/faq.html#gateway
Some sources list alternate definitions of gateway that refer to innerworlds perceived as real or physical, or large metaphysical systems with members of spiritual origins that freely come and go.https://termora.org/term/15https://multiplicity.fandom.com/wiki/Gateway_System These definitions are likely reductions of the wider definitions to specific aspects or experiences of gateway systems. 
== Related Terms ==
A walk-in refers to a headmate who comes from elsewhere in the inner world.
In the context of a gateway system, a gatekeeper may be one with the role of allowing or denying access to walk-ins.
==Gallery==
File:GatewayALT.png|Flag by WichKount
Category:Gateway Terms
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Category:Structure
Gatherer

A gatherer is a headmate who traverses the system and gathers items that are deemed as necessities for the headspace. They may also control the formation and subsequent gathering of such items. Necessities may include clothing or food for headmates or items otherwise important to internal functioning. 
==Related Terms==
A gatherer may work together with one or several gathermates. 
==References==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks