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Outertraumagenic

Outertraumagenic, or outergenic, is an origin term for a system, subsystem, headmate, or otherwise that formed as a result of another person's trauma (outertrauma). Ways in which this could apply are:
* The trauma that another person has experienced caused the body enough stress, sadness, or similar, that it formed a system, subsystem, or headmate
* A system, subsystem, or headmate was formed in order to cope with the other person's trauma
* A system, subsystem, or headmate was formed due to the belief that it would take their trauma away or make it less prominent (this could be due to delusional experiences or neurodivergence, for example)
* The thought of the trauma another has experienced caused enough fear to form a system, subsystem, or headmate
* Another person who has experienced trauma lacked somebody to help with said trauma, causing a system, subsystem, or headmate to form with the intention of protecting that other person
== History ==
The term outertraumagenic along with the term outertrauma was coined on August 18th, 2021, by thenelsonsystem#0156 on Discord. It was coined after a headmate of theirs with this origin came into contact with another headmate who had the same experience with no term to describe it.
The outertraumagenic flag has no confirmed meaning besides the extinguisher icon, which was inspired by the fire icon on the exotraumagenic flag. It symbolizes a system, subsystem, or headmate being formed to help cope with, 'extinguish', or in response to another's trauma.
== Related Terms ==
Outertraumagenic could be considered a subtype of general traumagenic.
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Outgenic

Outgenic is an origin term for systems or members who formed due to outside factors, whatever those may be.https://m-grouped.tumblr.com/post/660419046881312768/faux-faux-genic
==Related Terms==
Extragen refers to members who feel like they originate from outside the system. 
Outergenic refers to an origin relating to another person's trauma (i.e. outertrauma). 
Adaptive describes formation in response to trauma or adversity and may overlap with outgenic. 
==References==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Outhergenic

Outhergenic (not to be confused with othergenic) has two definitions:
* It refers to a system origin term that is not specifically traumagenic, endogenic, xenogenic, or aporagenic, but not agenic.
* It is a Xeno-origin that means a system or sidesystem was formed from having an outherine or outherine-in-nature gender.
== History ==
Outhergenic was originally coined by Tumblr user deoxysandthesolarsystem on October 24th 2024.https://www.tumblr.com/deoxysandthesolarsystem/765227094862184448/well-another-term-coining-post-mainly-a-personal
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Outlaw

An outlaw, also known as a loner, is a subtype of persecutor in which they have little to no contact with other system members and usually avoid the influence of gatekeepers.
== Related Terms ==
Also described as a loner, a lone wolf is a headmate that sticks to themself. 
A black sheep refers to headmates who hold the feeling of being outcast by a group of people, typically a family.
== History ==
The term was coined on Tumblr by humorsunbalanced.
== Gallery ==
File:Outlaw flag.jpg|The outlaw flag.
File:Outlaw symbol.png|The outlaw symbol.
Category:System Roles
Category:Persecutor Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Outrasystem

Outrasystem is a term describing things concerning the space and/or people outside of a system. This may be paired with other terms to describe how a system or system member interacts or their relationships with certain people, places, animals, and things.
== Related ==
Intra-system may be considered a complementary antonym. 
Inter-system refers to things between systems and may be considered a specific type of outrasystem. 
Outrasystem travel and outrasystem dating are based on this term.
Outsourced

Outsourced is a descriptor term for a system member from a source the system didn't create. This could be a fictive or a factive, coming from a fictional or factional source, or a variety of other introject sources. 
The term was coined by Laura Gilkey in May 2002 to describe soulbonding of "characters that the SBer did not create." Also stated was that many soulbonds existed on an outsourced-original spectrum.Etymology: Laura Gilkey and the origin of "Outsource" by LB Lee
== Related Terms ==
* Insourced
* Quoisourced
== Gallery ==
File:Outsourced Pride Flag 1.png|Outsourced Pride Flag 1 by "Ice"
File:Outsourced Pride Flag 2.png|Outsourced Pride Flag 2 by "Ice"
File:Outsourced Pride Flag 3.png|Outsourced Pride Flag 3 by "Ice"
File:Outsourced Pride Flag 4.png|Outsourced Pride Flag 4 by "Ice"
File:Outsourced Pride Symbol 1.png|Outsourced Pride Symbol 1 by "Ice"
File:Outsourced Pride Symbol 2.png|Outsourced Pride Symbol 2 by "Ice"
File:Outsourced Pride Symbol 3.png|Outsourced Pride Symbol 3 by "Ice"
==References==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Soulbonding Community Terms
Overclocker

An overclocker is a headmate who can "overclock" the CPU, allowing a system to have a higher processing ability in the time while overclocked. This may draw higher energy from the body, and may only be able to be done for a limited time before the overclocker is forced to switch out.
== Related Terms ==
Batteries and spoon generators may provide additional power to the system while being overclocked.
Overclockers may work with or be taskdoers in order to provide additional power for tasks.
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Overlord

An overlord is a headmate that takes on several different protector tasks for their system. Their main focus may be to prevent disaster such as bodily harm, with less severe dangers still falling under their responsibility. 
==Related Terms==
An overlord may hold several other roles in the course of doing their job, making them a jack of all trades. Examples could be main or host, receptionist, or caretaker. 
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:System Roles
Category:Protector Subterms
Overnaut

An overnaut is a headmate that holds or experiences intense overthinking. They may cause the other fronters or themselves to overthink upon fronting.
== Related terms ==
It is a term relating to fronting using the suffix -naut. other examples that use the -naut suffix are outernaut, dissonaut, and bionaut.
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:-naut Terms
Category:System Roles
Overrider

An overrider is a headmate who is able to override the body's emotion, feeling, etc. This is usually helpful in situations when levelheadedness is needed at a time that would usually cause a breakdown, flashbacks, or similar.https://polyextranth.tumblr.com/post/683640762311802881
==Gallery==
Overrider.png|
Overrider simplifed.png
== Reference ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Overriding

Overriding refers to how a headmate's thoughts can "override" those of another member. This may be especially common within new (or newly discovered) systems (especially for hosts).
When a headmate overrides another, they're an overrider. When a headmate is overridden by another, they're an overridee.
It is important to note that overriding is accidental and unintentional. See blocking for more information.
== Causes ==
Overriding often happens because the brain will try to guess what the overridee is about to say, and since the overrider's own thoughts can be much louder than other headmates' at the start, the overridee is simply not heard, as if a plane just landed when they talked.
Often, overriding happens as the overrider tries to guess what the override is about to say, and as one's own thoughts are often much louder than others', the overridee is simply not heard.
== Side-effects ==
Overriding can cause intense fear from "controlling" the overridee, and can be confusing and disorientating to experience. 
== Prevention ==
As communication improves, overriding becomes less and less common naturally.
A way to help manage overriding is by trying to ask the headmate what they meant, and then not thinking anything at all. This way you can learn to identify which thoughts belong to who.
Resolvers can help deal with side effects, or even prevent overriding completely.
If overriding is severe, try crosstalking.
== Related Terms ==
* Affecting can be considered a more severe version of overriding.
* Passive Influence, bleedover, eclipsing, and blocking may describe similar ways in which one member may influence another.
* Puppeting and parroting describe deliberate control of a tulpa (or other parogen).
* A system that has issues with overriding during internal communication may use crosstalk to avoid misunderstandings or conflicts.
Category:Terms that describe communication
Category:Internal communication difficulties
Oversee

To oversee is to go into a Tied-Overseer's overtower and watch system headmates through the glass-like wall that seperates the overtower and the normal system/layer. Overseeing may cause those who have been "overseen" in the past to be shocked at the realization of them being watched the whole time. Instead of saying that semi-overseers "observed" others, you would say, "Semi-overseers oversaw other headmates in the system". In other words, oversee is a verb that is primarily used for Tied-Overseers, Semi-Overseers, etc.
== Related Terms ==
Tied-Overseers are overseers that often have overtowers and different intentions (not necessarily protective) towards the creation of overtowers.
Overseers are usually protectors that watch over the system.
Overtowers are often considered to be sidesystem-like rooms that were technically created by the Tied-Overseer (but often already in the headspace). This is where Tied-Overseers can watch over the people within the system without being detected.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Overseer

An overseer is a system member who keeps an eye on headspace and front. Not necessarily a gatekeeper, overseers ensure that everyone in headspace is safe. They are able to keep an eye on everyone as needed. An overseer may also be a protector.https://archive.today/vUQ9K They might also have the responsibilities of a guardian.
== References ==
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Overtower

Overtowers are complicated. Overtowers may be a layer separate from the main layer where most headmates are, or may even be in a sidesystem, completely different from the main system. 
Overtowers are described as containing translucent one-way mirror "walls" that only the headmate(s) in the overtower can see the other side through. Usually, the Tied-Overseer is in the overtower, but sometimes, the Tied-Overseer can allow others to enter their overtower to become semi-overseers. In the overtower, it is common that there is a room similar to the area(s) in the headspace but directly next to the main layer(s). Overtowers tend to differ between systems and do depend on the Tied-Overseer, host, and headspace. Overall, overtowers are complicated concepts but generally are described as having someone watch you without knowing that you are being watched.
== Related Terms ==
Tied-Overseers are overseers that often have overtowers and different intentions (not necessarily protective) towards the creation of overtowers.
Overseers are usually protectors that watch over the system.
To oversee is to watch headmates through overtowers.
Category:Headspace Locations and Fixtures
Category:Structure
OzzyOsbournegenic

OzzyOsbournegenic is a xeno-origin relating [metaphorically or literally] to the heavy metal solo career band of Ozzy Osbourne, the music of Ozzy Osbourne, or the members of Ozzy Osbourne's band themselves. 
OzzyOsbournegenic systems may have factives based on members of Ozzy Osbourne's band or Ozzy Osbourne himself. Some can have songtives of Ozzy Osbourne songs.
== Variants ==
OzzyOsbourneorma is a specific variant of OzzyOsbournegenic referring to headmate origin, using the -orma suffix.
OzzyOsbournedawn is a specific variant of OzzyOsbournegenic referring to sisasystem origin, using the -dawn suffix.
== History ==
OzzyOsbournegenic, OzzyOsbourneorma, and OzzyOsbournedawn was coined by Pluralpedia user "Ice" and posted to Discord on November 26th 2024.
== Related Terms ==
BlackSabbathgenic is an origin relating to Black Sabbath, the band that lead singer Ozzy Osbourne was apart of before his solo career.
== Gallery ==
File:OzzyOsbournegenic Pride Flag 1.png|OzzyOsbournegenic flag with the album cover to Diary of a Madman. Created by "Ice".
File:OzzyOsbournegenic Pride Flag 2.png|OzzyOsbournegenic flag with the Ozzy Osbourne logo. Created by "Ice".
File:OzzyOsbournegenic Pride Flag 3.png|OzzyOsbournegenic flag without anything. Created by "Ice".
File:OzzyOsbourneorma Pride Flag 1.png|OzzyOsbourneorma flag with the album cover to The Ultimate Sin. Created by "Ice".
File:OzzyOsbourneorma Pride Flag 2.png|OzzyOsbourneorma flag with the Ozzy Osbourne logo. Created by "Ice".
File:OzzyOsbourneorma Pride Flag 3.png|OzzyOsbourneorma flag without anything. Created by "Ice".
File:OzzyOsbournedawn Pride Flag 1.png|OzzyOsbournedawn flag with the album cover to No More Tears. Created by "Ice".
File:OzzyOsbournedawn Pride Flag 2.png|OzzyOsbournedawn flag with the Ozzy Osbourne logo. Created by "Ice".
File:OzzyOsbournedawn Pride Flag 3.png|OzzyOsbournedawn flag without anything. Created by "Ice".
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Category:Music-Related Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Pacific

A pacific (puh·sif·ik)https://youglish.com/pronounce/pacific/english? is a headmate whose role is to promote and engage in relaxing activities, such that the system feels calm and stress-free. They may value self-care and strive to achieve and maintain a healthy mind through meditation, reading, sitting in nature, listening to music, or any other tranquil activities. However, a pacific uses discretion in determining when and how to encourage these actions, so the system does not become complacent or lazy. Rather, they may advocate for the fronters to take breaks or pace themselves through activities so they do not become tired or burned out. They may also research and promote grounding practices and coping strategies to assist the system through periods of distress or anxiety.
This term may be used by anyone of any origin.
==Term Origins==
Pacific is defined as “peaceful or helping to cause peace.”https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/pacific
==Related Terms==
A pacific may also serve as a destressor or a soother for their system, however they do not only participate in their role during times of stress or distress, but rather emphasize cultivating a peaceful mind and body as a part of daily life. Unlike a destressor, a pacific may not front to accomplish their goal, and unlike a soother, it may not be their mere presence that calms the system, but rather the self-care activities and practices that they encourage.
The act of researching coping strategies may make them akin to a therapist.
A pacific may work as a complement to a delight, whose role is to promote fun and joy.
==History==
The term was coined by the Felight system in April 2023.
==References==
Category:System Roles
Category:Caretaker Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Pacifier

A pacifier is a headmate who fronts to calm down the body and to put it into a relaxed or mellow state. Pacifier headmates tend to have a very instant reaction when fronting, and may even make the body fall asleep if needed.
Pacifiers usually don't help calm down other headmates in the headspace, and specifically focus on the system's body or the headmate who is fronting at that moment.
== Related Terms ==
* A pacifier would be a type of soother. However, pacifier is a little more specific.
* A pacifier may also be a form of emotional guardian.
* A drowser is a headmate who has the ability to lull their system into sleep.
* A pacific is a headmate who's role is to promote and engage in relaxing activities for the system.
Category:Terms that may be used as nouns
Category:Terms that may be used as adjectives
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Paingenic

Paingenic describes a system or system member who formed to cope with pain, whether it be acute or chronic pain.
== History ==
Paingenic was coined by, and its flag created by, Oni of The Bee Hive System on August 14th, 2021.https://www.tumblr.com/controlledchaoscollective/659508317503324160/paingenic-coining
==Related Terms==
Similar terms include physiogenic, which refers to a system that formed from chronic pain and/or a physical disability.
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Pain Holder

A pain holder is a headmate who holds onto pain, often to prevent other headmates from feeling said pain. A pain holder can front when the body is in some sort of pain. A headmate can be a pain holder and a pain manager.
== Related Terms ==
* Shock Absorber
* Heartbeat
Category:Holder & Experiencer Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:System Roles
Pain Manager

A pain manager is in charge of controlling and helping other headmates deal with and manage their pain. They can also front to aid the body in managing with their pain in a better way. 
Unlike a pain holder, they don’t store pain but help cope and deal with it. However, a pain manager will often hold their own pain, and can often be a pain holder as well. 
==History==
This term was coined to be traumagenic-exclusive.
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Palaikian

Palaikian describes a maturity level for headmates that is ancient, infinite, or eternal in some way. This is meant as a maturity that is experienced by nonhuman members whose species is immortal or can otherwise reach maturity stages beyond adulthood. 
A palaikian headmate may behave in a calm, serene, or even omniscient manner due to their age, or they may act almost child-like due to a shift in priorities that may come with immortality. 
==Related Terms==
This term uses the -ikian suffix.
==History==
The term comes from the greek "palaios" for ancient, and "ilikia" for age.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Age-Related Terms
Paligenic

Paligenic is when someone will give someone their system origin, if they PayPal them $200 (USD). Otherwise, they do not get to know their system origin.https://archive.today/muvXo 
==Variants==
Paliorma is a more specific variant referring to headmate origin, using the -orma suffix. 
Palidawn is a more specific variant referring to sisasystem origin, using the -dawn suffix. 
==History==
Paligenic was created as a lighthearted joke on Tumblr.
The variants paliorma and palidawn, along with their flags, were created on October 28th 2023 by an anonymous pluralpedia user, done as a request.
==Gallery==
File: Paligenic.png|Paligenic flag
File: Paliorma1.png|Paliorma flag
File: Paliorma2.png|Paliorma flag, simplified
File: Palidawn1.png|Palidawn flag
File: Palidawn2.png|Palidawn flag, simplified
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Unknown Origin Terms
Palimate

Palimate is a term for a headmate who will tell someone whether or not they are sourced, what their role is, if they're the core/main/original, etc., but only if they PayPal them $200 (USD). Otherwise, they do not get to know any details.https://pinklemonades.carrd.co/#terms2
== Related Terms ==
Paligenic is the equivalent of this term, but for system origins.
Palitive is another similar term, but for an introject/introtive who will only tell you their source if you PayPal them $200.
==History==
This term was created as a lighthearted joke, and as a parallel to the term paligenic.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Palitive

Palitive, or paliject, is a term for an introject/introtive who will tell someone their source, but only if they PayPal them $200 (USD). Otherwise, they do not get to know their source.https://pinklemonades.carrd.co/#terms2
== Related Terms ==
Paligenic is the equivalent of this term, but for system origins.
Palimate is another similar term, but for a headmate who will only tell you whether or not they are sourced, what their role is, if they're the core/main/original, etc. if you PayPal them $200.
==History==
This term is similar to armistive, but more of a lighthearted joke, created to parallel paligenic.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Panacea

Panacea is a headmate whose presence acts like a placebo to symptoms the body may be experiencing.
== History ==
Coined by Mhyrith's Collectionhttps://pronouns.cc/@bogwater
== Related Terms ==
Symptom Neutralizer is a headmate who neutralizes or otherwise does not experience symptoms of bodily conditions as strongly as others.
Emotional Funnel is a headmate who may funnel pain or negative emotions associated with bodily conditions away from other headmates.
== References ==
Panadaptive

Panadaptive is an origin for (sisa)systems/headmates who were formed by all adaptive origins.
== History ==
The term was coined by Pluralpedia user Wrmsys on xyr Tumblr on August 27, 2023.https://www.tumblr.com/clouded--stars/726804858977632256/panendogenic-an-origin-for?source=share
== References ==
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Mixed Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Pancreated

Pancreated is an origin for (sisa)systems/headmates who were formed by all created origins.
== History ==
The term was coined by Pluralpedia user Wrmsys on xyr Tumblr on August 27, 2023.https://www.tumblr.com/clouded--stars/726804858977632256/panendogenic-an-origin-for?source=share
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Created Origin Terms
Category:Mixed Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
PANDASgenic

PANDASgenic is a neurogenic sub-origin for plurals whose plurality originates from and/or is heavily influenced by the experience of having the neurological disorder PANDAS, otherwise known as PANS/BGE. 
This origin label may be used in conjunction with any other origin labels, especially other neurogenic sub-origins. The coiner acknowledges that users may consider PANDASgenic to be a neurotraumagenic and/or traumagenic label as a matter of personal preference.
== Flag Significance ==
Each colour on the PANDAS/PANS/BGEgenic flag represents manners in which the disorder presents itself. These meanings were coined by the Distorted Illusion System.
The green stripe represents general mental health, and the lighter green flower represents innocence.
The purple stripe represents the ambition that those with PANDAS possess & OCD often comorbid with PANDAS.
The black stripe represents depression, dissociation, elegance, and grief.
The teal stripe represents clarity, open communication, & Tourette's and Tics often comorbid with PANDAS.
The orange stripe represents enthusiasm, creativity, mental stimulation, & ADHD & Autism often comorbid with PANDAS.
== Gallery ==
File:PANDASgenic flag plural.png|alt=A horizontally symmetrical flag with a medium forest green central stripe & a lighter green flower with eight pointed petals in the centre. In descending order, from outside to inside, the stripes are: dark eggplant purple (thick), black (thin), medium green-blue teal (thick), & light orange (thin).|PANDASgenic flag with the Plural flower symbol.
File:PANDASgenic flag median.png|alt=A horizontally symmetrical flag with a medium forest green central stripe & a lighter green flower with five round petals in the centre. In descending order, from outside to inside, the stripes are: dark eggplant purple (thick), black (thin), medium green-blue teal (thick), & light orange (thin).|PANDASgenic flag with the Median flower symbol.