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Responder

A responder is a headmate that holds or primarily handles an acute stress response. They may also embody that response in some way. 
==Types of Responses==
Acute stress responses (also trauma response, fear response, or hyperarousal) are most commonly described by "fight-or-flight", with later additions of other responses.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fight-or-flight_response They are usually called "the four F's" / "the five F's" / ... due to the tendency of term collections to be alliterative. There is no one complete list of response types, but references include: 
* Fight: aggression towards the source of acute stress; this may include physical and verbal aggression or any type of confrontation
* Flight: avoidance of the source of acute stress; this may include physical evasion as well as distraction and denial
* Freeze: lack of action in situations of acute stress; this may include physical stillness as well as emotional numbness
* Flop: becoming unresponsive to the source of acute stress; this may include going physically limp and fainting
* Fawn: appeasement of the source of acute stress; this may include trying to calm an aggressor or taking preemptive measures when confrontation is expected
** see fawn responder
* Fib: evasion or dispute over the source of acute stress; this may include spontaneous lying about own or others' actions, thoughts, or feelings, or facts about a situation
Acute stress responses are often connected to triggered states and are connected to unintentional behaviour. A person may be particularly inclined towards a specific response or may display responses depending on context. There are theories that acute stress responses are staggered and "later" responses are only activated when "earlier" ones have failed or are not applicable. 
==References==
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:Holder & Experiencer Subterms
Resterbased

Resterbased is a system/sisasystem and headmate -based term with two different uses. System, sisasystem, and headmate functions can be affected by either.
This term can mean systems/sisasystems that are comprised of headmates who did originate from that system.
It can also can mean headmates who are originally from a current system.
== History ==
Resterbased was coined by Pluralpedia user Ice on July 28th, 2024.
Rester- means stay in French. The suffix -based is used for functions.
== Related Terms ==
Restergenic is the origin equivalent to resterbased.
This base can be thought of as the opposite to wandernbased.
== Gallery ==
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Restergenic

Restergenic is a system/sisasystem and headmate origin term with two different uses.
This term can mean systems/sisasystems that are comprised of headmates who did originate from that system. 
It can also can mean headmates who are originally from their current system.
== Variants ==
Resterorma is a more specific variant of restergenic referring to headmate origin, using the -orma suffix.
Resterdawn is a more specific variant of restergenic referring to sisasystem origin, using the -dawn suffix.
== History ==
Restergenic was coined by Pluralpedia user Ice on July 28th, 2024.
Resterorma and resterdawn was coined by Pluralpedia user "Ice" and posted to Discord on September 30th, 2024.
Rester- means stay in French. The suffix -genic is used for origins.
== Related Terms ==
Examples of restergenic members may include natives, birthmates, splits, creations, and more. 
Resterbased is the -based equivalent to restergenic.
This origin can be thought of as the opposite to wanderngenic, referring to headmates that are originally from another system, or systems/sisasystems comprised of such members.
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Category:Origin Terms
Restigenic

Category:Origin Terms
Restigenic describes systems who were specifically formed through or influenced by Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder, or ARFIDhttps://the-planetary-nebula.tumblr.com/post/665904793824444416/edisgenic-subtypes.
==History==
Restigenic was coined on the 18th of October 2021 by Tumblr user the-planetary-nebula.
==Related Terms==
Restigenic is a subtype of edisgenic, or a system or headmate was specifically formed by or influenced by an eating disorder. Other subtypes include nosgenic and ufedgenic. All of these are under the neurogenic umbrella, and possibly neurotraumagenic.
==References==
Category:Eating Disorder-Related Terms
Category:Disorder-Related Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Restorative Anchor

A restorative anchor is a role for headmates who help other headmates with their recent or immediate trauma by stabilizing them. They focus on maintaining the traumatized headmate, functioning as a guide, and being a helpful reference point on what to do and how to heal. Restorative anchors will also work with headmates to restore their sense of worth and safety after traumatic events.
Restorative anchors are often split from the traumatized headmate, and exist temporarily to help assist the headmate in processing their trauma, before fusing back into one.
== Related Terms ==
A therapist is a headmate who provides therapy and mental health care for other headmates.
An ameliorator is a headmate who provides support to other headmates during moments of extreme distress by talking to them.
Anchors are headmates that act as a stable reference point to ground the system.
Caretakers are headmates whose role is taking care of/assisting the system or other headmates.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:Caretaker Subterms
Category:System Roles
== References ==
https://chowderterms.carrd.co/#roles
Retinenstrata

A retinenstrata is a layer in a system that formed to hold memories/trauma. This can also be where most flashbacks come from.
==Term Meaning==
This term comes from the word “retinentia”, meaning “memory” in Latin, along with the suffix -strata, which describes a layer.
==Related Terms==
*scribstrata
*intrastrata
*protostrata
*deuterostrata
*tritostrata
*opstrata
Category:Strata Terms
Category:Headspace Modifiers
Retriever

A retriever is a headmate whose role is to 'retrieve' headmates from dormancy. Often this role is only filled in during a system collapse, reset, wobble & etc. Their job is to stop more headmates from going dormant and to force others out of it.https://www.tumblr.com/scruffcoins/734079735765827584/retriever 
You can also have a retriever for another system such as a partner system or a plush system who will either travel there to help or help whilst in front.
==Related Terms==
A dvalen or dormaler may both pull members from and push them into dormancy. 
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Retroject

A retroject is a headmate who was originally an entomate but through some means gained a source and feels as if their source has overridden or "retconned" the history they had in the system.
A retroject may feel that the memories they had in the system before gaining their source have been overwritten or are otherwise detached from them.
== Related Terms ==
Retroject is a type of pre-introject.
Category:Sourced & Introject Terms
Retromate

A retromate is a term referring to a headmate in a system, usually a retrosystem, who is backward. 
This can mean that they speak backward, do things backward, or simply just live in a part of the headspace where time is moving backward.
The term comes from the prefix retro-, meaning "backward".
== Related Terms ==
A retrosystem is similar to a retromate, but on a much larger scale of the whole system being affected.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Reveressence

Reveressence is a xenorole for a member of a system that was formed for the purpose of another member and/or multiple members worshipping or otherwise being devoted to them in some capacity.
This term can be considered a standalone role, an internal relationship descriptor, or both.
== History ==
This term was coined by Pluralpedia user SEVERANCES--UNDONE via the system's shared Tumblr blog on January 18th, 2024.https://www.tumblr.com/severances--undone/739854866491621376
== Related Terms ==
* Reveressence members may be intragods, myctives/spiritives, godshards/godlets, etc.
== References ==
Category:Xenoroles
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Reveribond

A reveribond is an active walk-in or temporary system member who originates from a paracosm. Reveribonds are very likely to exist in dreamway systems, and may enter and leave through gateways or whatever method they used to access the system as they please.
This term is similar to intropara, though they are a bit different. Introparas are members who are in-between being paras and paratives, but don't fully fit either; reveribonds are paras, and are distinct from paratives due to not being introjects at all.
The term is derived from the word "reverie", meaning "a state of dreamy meditation or fanciful musing" or simply "a daydream". A synonym for reveribond is parabond, though another term by the same name also exists, coined prior to this one.https://pinklemonades.carrd.co/#terms
== Related Terms ==
If a system's paracosms exist outside their psychological brain, then their reveribonds could be considered a subtype of exobonds.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Formation
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Reverse Source Regression

Reverse Source Regression is a term to describe when a headmate, usually an introject whose memories or headspace appearance is from the past in their source, "progress" in time to where they might look, act, or sound like their source does either in the present or a time further than their memories.
Causes for Reverse Source Regression might include watching, reading, or otherwise consuming source content that depicts a time further than their memories.
Sometimes, this can affect the age of the headmate, simultaneously causing age progression.
== Related Terms ==
Source Regression may be considered the opposite of Reverse Source Regression. 
Source Progression is a similar experience, which typically affects memories, appearance, and behaviors. Source progression may be permanent, rather than a temporary or more fluid experience like regression.
Revisor

A revisor is a headmate that has the ability to influence, change or add to another's source. 
They may or may not be aware of the ability, be able to do it on command or to revert changes made. For example, a host may be unconsciously changing the canon of another headmate through reading fan fiction or neuronarrating, while others may be able to make revisions without needing to directly interact with the concept of the desired change.
A revisor may also be able to change the nature of a non-introject headmate as well. This may be done, consciously or unconsciously, to allow that headmate to fulfill a role.
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Rhythgagenic

Rhythgagenic is a xeno-origin related to rhythm games.
== History ==
The term was coined by Pluralpedia user Wrmsys on voids Tumblr on August 20th, 2023.https://https://www.tumblr.com/clouded--stars/726191313913085952/more-xeno-origins-eepygenic-a-xeno-origin-related
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Rickic

Rickic is a gender related to being any Rick from any universe. Rickic is masculine-in-nature, but also encompasses femininity due to a near-infinite amount of possible Ricks. This term was coined in reference to fictives, but can also apply to fictiokins and IRLs. Can also be used as a sexuality.
== History ==
Morty E and Morty – of The Destroy Boys were struggling to define their gender. They could only describe it as being themselves. In reference to the Rick and Morty episode "Bethic Twinstinct," they coined the term Mortic. Richard of the same system decided to follow suit, coining the terms Rickic, Jerric, Summeric, and Bethic.
== Related Terms ==
Bethic - a gender for Beths
Jerric - a gender for Jerrys
Mortic - a gender for Mortys
Summeric - a gender for Summers
Ricktama

Ricktama is a term to describe a sisasystem that is filled with nothing but Rick Sanchez fictives & is themed around Rick and Morty.
This sisasystem may also have a headspace based on Rick and Morty as well, such as The Citadel.
== Related Terms ==
* This term uses the -tama suffix.
* R&Mgenic is an origin for systems, sisasystems, and headmates related to the TV show Rick and Morty.
Category:Terms specific to sisasystems
Category:-tama Terms
Riddlegenic

Riddlegenic is a reclaimed lighthearted joke origin where, to learn someone's system origin, you must solve seven "evil" riddles. The riddles can be anything, preferably lighthearted.
== Related Terms ==
* This term was inspired by paligenic.
* It is also similar to caffeogenic and praesigenic.
== Gallery ==
File:Riddlegenic byPancake.png|The redesigned flag by Pancake with a mild gradient.
File:Riddlegenic byPancake original color.png|The redesigned flag by Pancake with the original green color.
File:Riddlegenic original.png|The original flag that was designed by the vandal
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Unknown Origin Terms
Ringed Subsystem

A ringed subsystem is a type of median subsystem like a ringed planet where there is one core identity and a rotating ring of differences applied to the core identity.https://termora.org/term/ringed%20subsystem
== Subtypes ==
Some subtypes of ringed subsystems were coined by Remus in Capri Suns & Gushers🍒🐙 (on Plurgai).https://plurgai.tumblr.com/post/651657618144854016/median-and-median-subsystem-terms They are chariklo subsystems, haumea subsystems and chiron subsystems.
Some subtypes were coined by Logarithmic Lot: conical, cycloidal, spherical, torsional, and borromean subsystems.
=== Chariklo Subsystem ===
A chariklo subsystem is a type of ringed subsystem where it mixes in with the core identities' kintypes, causing each orbiting difference in the ring to hold a kintype.
=== Haumea or Torsional Subsystem ===
A haumea or torsional subsystem is a type of ringed subsystem where it mixes in with the core identities' genders, causing each orbiting difference in the ring to hold a gender.
=== Chiron or Borromean Subsystem ===
A chiron subsystem is a type of ringed subsystem where there are two or more rotating rings of differences, which causes the subsystem to look fractal and every front in that subsystem to appear different.
In a borromean subsystem, several rings interact with and influence each other. If one of the rings dissolves, the interaction also dissolves completely. 
=== Conical Subsystem ===
A conical subsystem is a type of ringed subsystem where the rings hold the core's age ranges, in a median analogue to snapshots.
=== Cycloidal Subsystem ===
A cycloidal subsystem is a type of ringed subsystem where the rings hold the core's sociability types (on a scale of extroversion to introversion). 
=== Spherical Subsystem ===
A spherical subsystem is a type of ringed subsystem where the rings hold the core's symptoms, in a median analogue to symptom holders.
== References ==
Category:Terms specific to sisasystems
Category:Structure
Rival

A rival is a system member who motivates and encourages the system / individual members by acting as their “rival”.  Rivals purposefully get on the nerves of the system to create a spite-filled reaction from their target(s) in the hopes of creating a competitive environment where their target(s) attempt to “one-up” or “best” the system rival. 
For example, a system rival may continuously point out the unfolded laundry in a mocking manner, in the hopes their target(s) will decide to start putting it away in order to spite the rival’s judgments. 
As well, system rivals may do this to purposefully distract their target(s) from their anxieties. For example, a system rival may decide to playfully bully their target(s) in order to get them mad, thereby not allowing them to dwell on their current issues. https://www.tumblr.com/sunflowerhoard/663691962320404480 (archive)
==Related Terms==
A contrarian advisor (or contrarival) is a sub-term to rival. This persuasive system member motivates an individual member or system in the same competitive way as the rival; the difference is that they encourage by talking exclusively in reverse psychology, in order to make their target(s) reflect on a specific situation so they can decide to change things on their own, rather than being forced to change things through someone else's decision.
==Gallery==
File:Rival.jpeg|sunflowerhoard 
File:Rival simplified.jpeg|sunflowerhoard 
== Reference ==
Category: System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Rivulus System

A rivulus system is one with full memory sharing. All (or almost all) memories may be accessed by whichever headmate is currently fronting, whether they were fronted or had any part in making those memories or not. Memories can be pulled up on demand, though some headmates may find memories of before they came into the system fuzzier or more difficult to "see" clearly. Otherwise, all memories tend to be seen with (roughly) equal clarity, no matter whose memories they technically are, or belong to.
Rivulus systems may have a smooth flow of memory that carries over from headspace to front, allowing headmates to carry memories from one place to the other easily. However, this does not necessarily mean that headmates are able to easily access headspace; merely that they are able to remember headspace memories while in front and fronting memories while in headspace.
Memories may be viewed in a "first person view", but they may also be viewed through a shared perspective, or through a "third person view". This may apply to their own memories as well as memories that belong to others.
== Related Terms ==
Rivulus systems are similar to atrium systems, though rivulus systems have fully (or nearly fully) shared memory management.
== History ==
The term rivulus system was coined by the Werewolf Pack on December 3, 2023, to describe their experiences, as they partially related to atrium systems, but not fully.
The flag was designed on the same date by the Werewolf Pack and followed the same template as was used for atrium system.
It comes from Latin rivulus, meaning "stream", which is an allusion to memories flowing freely.
Category:Structure
Category:External Interactions
Category:Memory-Related Terms
R&Mgenic

R&Mgenic is a xeno-origin for systems, sisasystems and headmates related to the TV show Rick and Morty. 
== Related Terms ==
* If a system or sisasystem is R&Mgenic, then it may contain a large number of fictives from Rick and Morty, possibly only containing fictives from this source.
* If a sisasystem is made up of only Rick Sanchez fictives, then the sisasystem may be a Ricktama sisasystem. 
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Roaming

Roaming is a term that describes a sisasystem, subsplit, group, or cluster whose sisamates/sysmates are all present and accessible in headspace, stay together, and choose to wander around headspace with no set home. They may roam as a result of no home zone forming when their sisasystem/group formed, it may be because they can't find a suitable place to call home, or they may just roam out of personal preference.
For example, a cluster of sysmates may be described as a "roaming cluster", or as "a cluster that roams".
== History ==
This term was coined by A Shattered Dragon's Spirit on the 13th of January, 2024, to describe a cluster of draers.
== Related Terms ==
* Situated is a complementary term that describes a sisasystem, subsplit, group, or cluster whose members are all present and accessible in headspace, but choose to stay in a specific area of headspace.
* A collection of straymates, floaters, or liaisons could be considered roamers.
Category:Terms specific to sisasystems
Category:Structure
Roguelike

A roguelike is a headmate or NPC that has a randomly generated appearance each time they appear, and will be different again the next time. 
They may or may not have continuity of self between appearances.
=== History ===
The term comes from the Roguelike genre of video games, in which a significant common feature is randomly generated content.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Roha

Roha refers to (headmates with) the spiritual beliefs that a headmate's soul has been misplaced or exists in two places at once. This term is used in place of spiritual kintypes.https://sites.google.com/view/plural-terms/headmate-terms?authuser=0#h.r7ns5p8qy3jhttps://sites.google.com/view/dodstoldterms/home
==Related Terms==
This is a soulbased term.
== References ==
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Role

A role is the position a member takes within their system. This may describe a job they are assigned or feel compelled to do, something they enjoy, or even a result of attributes they hold. 
A role can be something with a specific focus such as a protector or a gatekeeper, or more of a general-purpose such as a primary fronter.
See :Category:System Roles for a list of roles on this wiki. 
==History==
Specific functions of system members are noted as early 1972, with "role" as a descriptor for the interactions between members and impact on both internal and external life appearing as early as 1988. The description of a member's function as a role, as well as the perspective of members generally having a role or purpose that is somewhat inherent to and defining them, may have become more common in academic and psychiatric context in 1991, according to Goodman and Peters.
==References==
Category:System Roles
Category:Common Terms
Role Assignment

Role assignment refers to the process of delegating job-based tasks to a headmate(s). Headmates can gain roles through identifying their tasks with a larger category, or by making up another term they feel comfortable with. 
== History ==
In some psychological models, all members of adaptive or traumagenic / traumabased systems are thought to have an intrinsic role they formed to fulfill.
Some plurans view their roles as an intrinsic to themselves, which can neither be assigned nor abandoned. Other plurans feel a strong emphasis on roles is reductive or dehumanizing.
Some systems view roles similar to tasks in a group project that may be assigned and dropped in whatever way benefits both the system as a whole and individual members.
==Related Terms==
Pending and pendiflux may refer to members who are waiting to be assigned roles, or may be assigned roles in the future.