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Confidence Holder

A confidence holder is a system member who holds or boosts feelings about the system's confidence and morale. This role is a type of emotion holder, and could also be a type of protector or soother.
==History==
This was coined by @panic-is-trying which is panics Tumblr, though it’s not posted there. 
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Category:System Roles
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:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Confronter

A confronter is a headmate similar to an exposure therapist, in that they expose themselves or others to trauma or triggering topics, whether to try and help them through it, curiosity about how they or others will react, or for fun. This is not always a bad thing, and these headmates usually have the best in mind for their system.
A simple definition is "a headmate who confronts other system members with triggers and trauma."
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Confuser

Confusers are headmates whose role is to purposely misdirect the system from learning about its trauma. 
This can come in the form of providing false information to professionals, creating contradicting memories, denying the truth to other headmates, and “shutting down” the system, if new memories are accessed in some way. 
Not all confusers know about the trauma itself. Some only know that their job is to lie about it.
A system may have unique names for different kinds of confusers (invalidators, denialist, deflectors, disowner, etc.)
== Related Terms ==
A confuser may be a secret keeper or work with them. 
This kind of headmate can be created during programming to protect the abusers, but is not exclusive to this type of trauma.
Confuser is a very useful module for mind middleware. Since memories can't really be erased, long term obfuscation might be a good option.
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Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
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Category:Gatekeeper Subterms
Category:Terms Related to RAMCOA
Confuzztive

A confuzztive is an introject whose origins "confuzzle" the system. This can be permanent, leave after a while, or shift depending on the situation.
== History ==
The term and flag were coined by Tumblr user mad-kinnie on January 5th, 2023.https://web.archive.org/web/20231123045544/https://www.tumblr.com/mad-kinnie/705585411145236481/confuzztive-introject-whos-origins-confuzzle-the The term wasn't coined to be 100% serious, but the term can be used seriously if the headmate using it wishes to do so.
==Related Terms==
A mystifier is a headmate that confuses their system.
==References==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Congenic

Congenic is a term used to indicate that a system, sisasystem, or headmate's origins are complicated. It can be used as a standalone origin or in conjunction with other origin terms.https://fallenheartsgalaxy.tumblr.com/post/617341008429154304/new-term-congenic
==Related Terms==
Consystem refers to systems or sisasystems that are complicated in their function or any other aspect. 
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Connagenus

Connagenus describes a gender within median (sisa)systems that is deeply connected to several members of said (sisa)system. A single member on their own would only experience part of a full gender.https://www.tumblr.com/pluralterms/639169388129419265
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==References==
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Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
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Conpraefic

Conpraefic, also known as conpraefigenic, is a term for systems who refuse to disclose their origin or don’t want their origins known by others, unless there is a strong bond between them. This could be a relationship of any kind (a friendship, a qpr, a romantic relationship, etc.), a mental/psychological connection, or just a stable amount of trust.
A system may identify as conpraefic for any number of reasons, including safety, feeling that their system origins are too complex to be understood by others, and/or spite.
==Related Terms==
Praesigenic and congenic may overlap. 
== History ==
The term, along with its flag, were coined by Tumblr user spirgender on November 23rd, 2021.https://www.tumblr.com/spirgender/668653854342184960/conpraefic
==References==
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Category:Unknown Origin Terms
-conscious

'-conscious' is a suffix for terms that define the consciousness of members within a system: if the consciousness is separate, if they share a consciousness, if they do not know their consciousness, if they are between having a separate consciousness and having a single consciousness and between others. 
==Related Terms==
Dualconscious uses this suffix but is not referring to member consciousness. 
Consciousness types may overlap with or be distinct from memory management types. The two may overlap and make them hard to define individually. 
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Consciousflux

Consciousflux is a type of plurality where a system/subsystem/layer/etc. fluctuates from being monoconscious to having an individual consciousness, it is similar to Mixedflux but relates to a plural's consciousness rather than a median-multiple scale.https://the-planetary-nebula.tumblr.com/post/662820045016252416/consciousflux
If the plural collective is Mixedflux as well the consciousness and median-multiple of the plural body may fluctuate at the same pace.
For example, as in when the plural is more median the plural may be monoconscious, but when the plural is more multiple then they may have more of an individual consciousness.
== History ==
This term was coined on the 20th of September 2021 by Tumblr user the-planetary-nebula to attempt and explain their experiences.
The flag was created on the same day by the same user, and was designed based on one of the median flag by extranth.https://extranth.tumblr.com/post/648534878091116545/median-system-flag-i-wanted-to-make-a-median
==References==
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Consciousslide

Consciousslide refers to a system whose consciousness in the headspace gradually changes the closer a headmate gets to the front. A headmate may smoothly switch between multiple consciousness types depending on their proximity to the front, or which section of a layered front they are in.
==Related Terms==
Combiconscious describes a specific type of consciousslide that includes polyconscious, hydraconscious, and monoconscious experiences. 
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Consciousspace

Consciousspace refers to a headspace that only exists when consciously thought about. 
Headmates do not live there when outside of front, and can only access it when a conscious effort is made to make it appear.
== History ==
The term was coined by Tumblr user kindredcollective on November 5th, 2024.https://www.tumblr.com/kindredcollective/766351837374873600/consciousspace
== References ==
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Consul

A consul is a system member in a system that holds a "chief executive" position in an in-system government. A consul is expected to hold the responsibilities and powers similar to that of a steward, manager, gatekeeper, and/or internal self helper. They lead and oversee the system and may have the final say.
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Consumanaut

A consumanaut is a headmate that fronts for the sole purpose of helping the body to eat or consume things. 
Some headmates, or even the body itself, may struggle with eating, for example in the context of an eating disorder. As such, consumanauts may feed and hydrate the body and keep it running. These headmates usually don't have issues with eating, and can be called to front with anything food related. 
==History==
The term comes from the word "consume", meaning "eat, drink, or ingest (food or drink)" due to headmates consuming while in front.
The term is also a -naut term, meaning that they front for the aforementioned purpose.
==Related Terms==
Guzzlers similarly help their system eat or deal with eating disorders. 
A chef may work with or on similar issues.
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Contefusic

A fusic relationship in which fusion acts as a method for protecting one or more components.
Contefusic relationships may manifest as a protector fusing with their charge to keep them safe as one being. They may manifest as two littles fusing to become an adult and make both components strong enough to stay safe. They may manifest as two headmates fusing to be strong enough to stand up to an abuser.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
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Contingency Plan

A contingency plan is a plan designed to be referred to in the occurrence of a hypothetical future event, most typically in this context being the formation of a new headmate, or the return of a known headmate from dormancy after a long time. The aim of such a plan is to acclimate such headmates to the system's current circumstances and possibly "tide them over" until another member can come to assist. 
Such a plan may include any information the system thinks to be important, such as:
* an explanation of plurality and a system overview
* instructions on how to leave front and navigate the headspace
* communication tips or front triggers for other headmates
* a guide to the body and collective life, such as living situation, profession, chores, medical data, finances, etc.
* further resources such as trusted friends or places to ask for further help
Depending on internal communication and experience of how long "new" headmates are usually on their own and how they usually manage, the plan may vary in detail and contents. Systems with reliably good internal communication, frequently co-conscious members, short switch times, or fitting switch management, may only need rudimentary contingency plans. 
A system may develop this plan for themselves, for example in the form of notes left in easy to find places, or to be referenced by a co-conscious guide in order to assist an unaware headmate. It may otherwise be presented to loved ones whom the system can trust to guide new members who many find themselves fronting alone for the first time, or the first time in a while.
A contingency plan may also include internal measures, such as welcoming new members and getting them settled internally. 
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Continuum

A continuum refers to any headmate that hasn’t been near, or at the front for a long period of time but knows what happened, even though they’ve not been there to perceive the happenings with full awareness.
== Related Terms ==
Gatekeepers, internal self helpers, or stagehands may experience this. 
Systems with full memory sharing, like blurian systems, are more likely to experience this phenomenon.
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Contrarival

#REDIRECT Contrarian Advisor
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This term is the contraction of Contrarian and Rival.
Contravene

A contravene is a type of headmate who is able to front without permission from gatekeepers, specifically in systems where the gatekeepers control who fronts.
For example, a comfortive may be a contravene, the gatekeepers allowing them to get away with more rule breaking to avoid upsetting the host.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Controller

A controller is a headmate who watches over other headmates that might harm themselves and/or others. This is in order to stop those headmates from either doing harm or doing more harm if already done so. They can also be assigned to certain headmates.
These headmates can usually be paired with masochist, sadist, persecutor, or self-inflictor.
This role can be assigned but would rather be chosen.
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Conuengender

Category:Genders
Conuengender, from the Latin term for 'correlated', is a gender modality for a trans system member living in a cis body. Some examples are when a trans-masc person is in an AMAB body, or a trans-fem person is in an AFAB body. The majority of people in system identify as the AGAB, and the conuengender member won’t usually transition, just that they identify as trans, while the body is cis.https://plurgai-archive.tumblr.com/post/644688944311779328/unitumgender-from-the-latin-term-for-united-a
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Converging Faitive

A converging faitive, is a faitive who identifies with and / or was formed closely to their sources. This can be a headmate who claims to be their sources or even one who finds themselves to have grown past their sources, but identifies with their names and pasts.
==History==
This term was coined by the Caged Collective, who took inspiration from the Seraphim Collective’s and zackbuildit’s terms “converging fictive” and “converging faitive” on November 1st, 2024. 
==Related Terms==
This may be considered an antonym to diverging faitive. 
This is a faitive-specific version of source-aligned. 
Since faitives may be considered both fictives and factives, a converging faitive may be considered a converging fictive as well.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Converging Fictive

A converging fictive, is a fictive who identifies with and/or was formed closely to their source. This can be a headmate who claims to be their source or even one who finds themselves to have grown past their source, but identifies with their name and their past.
==Related Terms==
This may be considered an antonym to diverging fictive. 
== History ==
The term was coined by the Seraphim Collective and Tumblr user zackbuildit on July 9th, 2023. https://www.tumblr.com/seraphim-collective/722387956263010304/plurality-term-coining?source=share
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Copimeca-Forge

A copimeca-forge is a headmate who develops and manages coping mechanisms for the system.https://chowderterms.carrd.co/#roles These mechanisms can be created in response to the needs of the system regardless of already existing ways the system copes. These coping mechanisms are usually designed to assist the system in managing stressful or triggering situations that may occur in their day to day life. 
These challenges may include managing interpersonal conflicts, coping with intense emotions, dealing with triggering encounters, or handling overstimulation.
== Related Terms ==
* A prioritizer is a headmate whose role is to help with another headmate's or the system's stress, and may use coping mechanisms to do so.
== References ==
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Copingbased

Copingbased refers to a system that's based in coping. This means that coping has affected the way the system exists, but is not necessarily an origin. You may find yourself getting introjects or find your system reflecting and or themed around something of which helps you cope. They could be coping the loss of someone, something, or coping from trauma, as long as it's some sort of coping, it counts.https://www.tumblr.com/theplatforms/720952795141931008/copingbased
==Related Terms==
A copimeca-forge is a headmate that develops and manages coping mechanisms for their system. 
Copingbased systems may be adaptive. 
== References ==
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Copinglink

A copinglink is a consciously chosen identity, similar to a kintype, that is created for coping or mental health purposes. One who links for coping reasons is called a copinglinker.https://who-is-page.tumblr.com/post/139871297049/clinkers-and-copinglink Copinglink may be considered a subtype of otherlink.
Individuals may link for many different reasons, including:
* Coping with identity issues caused by a mental illness, such as borderline personality disorder,
* Their neurodivergence making one feel as if they aren't human in the same way as those around them, such as autistic and ADHD individuals,
* Reclaiming the lack of humanity pushed onto them by others because of their "lack of love" or similar sentiments, such as aromantics (especially loveless aromantics) and individuals with low/no empathy,
* Coping with trauma,
* Or any number of other reasons, as long as it is to cope.
Copinglinking is not a "lesser" or "inferior" version of 'kin, but a similar phenomenon that often shares spaces with 'kin due to having comparable needs and experiences. It could be compared to the differences between being transgender and being gender non-conforming; the two share similar experiences, and have historically often shared spaces and worked alongside each other, but are separate identities and sometimes need separate spaces alongside their shared ones.
== Related Terms ==
Alterhuman is an umbrella term for anyone who identifies as non-human or as experiencing an alternative form of humanity. Copinglink falls under this category.
Caraa is an alternative term for copinglink, made for systems who do not want to associate with the larger 'kin community.
Trauma nonhuman is a term for those who became alterhuman as a result of trauma, and may be seen as an involuntary version of copinglink.
Otherlink refers to individuals who consciously create an identity as a non-human, fictional, or factual.
Otherhearted and synpath are terms that refer to having a deep connection/bond with something, such as strongly relating to it, acting like it, or understanding it, but not quite being it; identifying with instead of as something.
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Core

The core is a headmate with a direct connection to the body's pre-plural self. Not every system has one, and not every system had a point at which they were not plural.
The core often inherits the personality, identity, and/or memories of the pre-plural self.
== Related Terms ==
The host is the headmate who is most active or most responsible for day-to-day activities, which can be distinct from the core. Some systems also have an original, or a headmate that existed before becoming plural; these are more common in thoughtform systems.
Core is sometimes used in median systems to refer to the central member(s) or identity that most or all of the members are facets of. This is also known as a main. In this context, the core might not behave as a connection to who the body was pre-plurality, or be the original member.
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Core-Kin

Core-Kin refers to a headmate who will take the place of the core. They become a headmate who has enough knowledge and awareness to take the mantle of the core. The core’s memories and attributes do not fuse with said headmate. Instead, the core’s memories and attributes are used as resources for said headmate to function independently, masking, acting as, or playing the part of the core, until said headmate is ready to function on their own.
This does not change anything; the status and role of anyone and anything in the system is not changed directly.
Core-Kin is only done with the core. None of the other system members are directly affected by this. The others may not interact with said headmate the same as they had interacted with the core, and develop individual relations different than ones had with the core.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Corelet

A corelet is the remaining headmate in an empty system after a system collapse, all other headmates fading or going dormant, final fusion, or any other event that left them alone. Despite the name, they are not necessarily the core, core-kin, original, or pseudo-original, though it is a possibility.
A corelet is technically a singlet, but often feels little to no connection to the term, as they likely have memories of what it was like before they were by themself, and may even experience dysphoria about not currently being part of a system. If the empty system re-splits, the corelet may become a neo-core, especially if they were alone for months or years before other members split or awoke from dormancy.https://pinklemonades.carrd.co/#terms
== Related Terms ==
A corelet could also call themself a singularity, as someone who feels close to the plural community, but only has a single presence within their own mind.
Rotatien systems may have several corelets as they cycle between system collapses.
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Core Type

A Core Type is a headmate that is similar to a kin but identifies with the Core.
these can also be called ‘Core Modes’ as the core can phase into these headmates and become them- sort of like fusing- when this happens, shards are left behind in the event that the process may be extensive enough for another headmate to be created/formed/other from the trauma that ensues when the core is not out of that mode for a set amount of time.