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Paraself

A paraself is version of the dreamer in the daydreams of someone with Maladaptive Daydreaming Disorder.https://languidschizoid.tumblr.com/post/168468716116/para-terms
== Related Terms ==
A paraself that becomes self-aware/sentient can be called a previself, and can be said to have a parative origin.
==History==
The term was listed on languidschizoid's tumblr blog as early as 2017, and noted as being in circulation already rather than being coined by them. 
== References ==
Category:Daydreaming-Related Terms
Category:Not Plural Exclusive
Parasian

Parasian refers to medians who are closer to the singlet side of the singlet-multiple spectrum.https://fallenheartsgalaxy.tumblr.com/post/616766386068488193/new-terms-mega-post
==Related Terms==
Parasian's counterparts are mesosian (near the center or in the middle of the spectrum) and diversian (near the multiple side of the spectrum).
A varion (or medianflux) is a term for Median systems that fluctuates on the Median spectrum, experiencing the fluctuations of either being more singlet or multiple on any given day/week.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Separation
Parastrata

A parastrata, also known as a paralayer, is a layer in headspace where a system's paracosms are located. It is different from a scribstrata in that the residents of a parastrata are paras, parabonds, reveribonds, and/or introparas, not full headmates or paratives.https://pinklemonades.carrd.co/#terms2
If the part of headspace where a parastrata is located is perceived as existing inside a system's physical brain, it could be a type of intralayer; if it is percieved as existing outside of it, it may be a type of exolayer.
A parastrata may have gateways through which its members may leave to access other layer(s)/the rest of headspace and/or where full headmates may enter to access the paracosms; in this case, the system would be a type of dreamway.
== Related Terms ==
The term parastrata uses the suffix -strata.
Systems with paracosms may be immersive daydreamers, neuronarrators, or have Maladaptive Daydreaming Disorder.
An intercosm is a place in headspace that is between a layer/other system area and a paracosm, but is not fully either, instead of a layer that holds paracosms.
A paratien system is a system whose headspace is fused with/is their paracosm(s).
== References ==
Category:Daydreaming-Related Terms
Category:Strata Terms
Category:Headspace Modifiers
Paratien

Paratien is a modifier for systems whose headspace is fused with/is the same as their paracosm(s)/daydream world(s).
There may be a distinction between self-aware paras (parabonds) and headmates, but this line may be blurry or nonexistent as well. https://web.archive.org/web/20220326032637/https://foggy-flock.tumblr.com/tagged/ours
==Related Terms==
A MaDDbased system is one whose system is heavily influenced by daydreaming, and may also be paratien.
A paracosmbased system is one whose system is heavily influenced by their paracosm, and also may be paratien.
An intercosm is a place in the inner world that is between a layer (or other system structure) and a paracosm, and a parastrata is a layer that holds a system's paracosm(s).
==References==
Category:Daydreaming-Related Terms
Category:Headspace Modifiers
Category:-tien Terms
Parative

A parative is a member of a system that was originally a para. The development of a para into a parative is unique to neuronarrative plurals, immersive daydreaming plurals, or systems that have Maladaptive Daydreaming Disorder.
== History ==
The term parative was first introduced on March 4, 2020, by Cluster Brains, on behalf of the Trifecta Mainframehttps://cluster-brains.tumblr.com/post/611692150395109376/parative-a-member-of-a-system-that-was-originally. Cluster Brains made the flag.
== Related Terms ==
Paragenic is a system or headmate origin label for collectives with members from the paracosms found in MaDD or neuronarration. It is a common source for headmates, and other terms describe similar phenomena, including previme. Dreamway systems may have many paratives too.
==References==
Category:Daydreaming-Related Terms
Category:Headmate Formation
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Paravariable

Category:Daydreaming-Related Terms
Paravariable refers to an aspect of a member, specifically a parative, otherwise paragenic or intropara, that can not be narrowed down due to the headmate existing in multiple forms (i.e. timelines or storylines) within the paracosms they originated from. The term may be applied to any aspect, such as "paravariable age", "paravariable gender" etc.https://www.tumblr.com/coins-for-the-moth/719765951824920576/paravariable?source=share
If desired, -variable can also be used as a suffix to other terms, i.e. fictivariable could describe a fictive with variable aspects due to having multiple versions of their source.
== Related Terms ==
*Paratives and introparas are paras that became headmates and may have paravariable aspects.
== References ==
Parental Figure

A parental figure is a headmate whose role is to be a parent to another headmate or to someone outside the system. This can encompass acting as a caretaker or protector to the other person, or being their sysparent in case of internal relationships. 
==Related Terms==
A parental figure may be considered an allegorican or conceptive if their role as a parent is central to them. 
Sysparent, mother figure, dadmate, and modamate may be synonyms / subterms. 
Uncle figure, syssibling, sibling figure, and eresian similarly describe familial relationships between headmates. 
== Gallery ==
Parental Figure.png
Parental Figure1.png
== History ==
The term was first introduced by the Post Apocalyptic Pack
A set of flags was made by the user the-silent-fellowship on tumblr April 27th 2024.https://www.tumblr.com/the-silent-fellowship/748918187061575681/hi-if-you-are-taking-requests-could-i-request-a?source=share
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Parethnic

Parethnic headmates are system members who are a different ethnicity than the body of their system.https://parethnicity.carrd.co/#homehttps://fallenheartsgalaxy.tumblr.com/post/614953009350426624/new-term-parethnic
==Related Terms==
Exoethnic members are parethnic due to their exomemories, for example introjects retaining a connection to their source ethnicity. 
Headmates like this may consider their apparent ethnicity a type of source or mold, and may call themself "deforidem parethnic". 
== History ==
A term coined to acknowledge that the pluran still has white privilege (if applicable) and should not invade the spaces for BIPOC the body does not belong to, while also acknowledging the pluran’s internal identity and the potential importance of said identity.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Parintersex

Parintersex is a term to describe headmates that are intersex when the body is not, or headmates that are a different type of intersex to the body.
This term was coined to acknowledge that parintersex headmates still have the positionality of perisex while in shared reality, while also acknowledging the importance of those headmates' internal identities and experiences.
== Examples ==
* A fictive who retained their intersex identity from their source that introjected into a system with a perisex body.
* A headmate with AIS forming in a body with Turner Syndrome.
== Notes ==
Parintersex headmates should not speak over bodily intersex individuals, nor should systems with parintersex headmates use them as a justification to access spaces or resources specifically meant for bodily intersex individuals.
== Related Terms ==
Innosex is a similar term that describes headmates that are internally intersex in a perisex body.
Insisex is a similar term that includes intersex variations that are not possible in shared reality, and applies to systems with intersex bodies as well.
Notersex describes headmates that are considered intersex by human standards but not in their society of origin (such as in their source or exomemories).
Plurisex describes a headmate that has different or inhuman sex characteristics because the member is in a system.
== References ==
Category:Plurisex Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Pariostressgenic

A pariostressgenic system is a system with both pariogenic and stressgenic origins, for example a system made up of members who appeared fully-formed to help with everyday stress.
Meant as a non-trauma-specific version of pariotraumagenic.
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Spontaneous Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Pariotraumagenic

Pariotraumagenic is an origin that means having come from both trauma inside and outside of the system. It can be considered a combination of traumagenic and pariogenic or walk-in.
There are a variety of ways that a pariotraumagenic member could join the system. Examples include: 
* a person or being being brought to the system from another timeline to help with trauma
* a person or being joining the system to escape trauma in another timeline
* a person or being, being a walk-in, who was altered by the system's trauma upon joining
* or someone walking in who is not yet fully formed.
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Spontaneous Origin Terms
Parocatharigenic

Parocatharigenic is a origin in which a headmate and/or system was created both purposely and accidentally. It is a combination of parogenic and catharigenic.
== History ==
The term and flag were coined by aquarius-mogai on Tumblr on June 30th, 2022.https://pluralterms.tumblr.com/post/688967173172051968
== Related Terms ==
Mixed Origin
== References ==
Category:Terms that may be used as adjectives
Category:System Terms
Category:Headmate Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Terms with a known coiner
Category:Terms
Parogenic

Parogenic refers to systems or headmates that were created using thought-based or metaphysical means, usually deliberately. 
==Variants==
Parogen may be used to refer to parogenic headmates in particular. 
The process or method of parogenic creation may be referred to as paromancy. 
== Related Terms ==
Tulpamancy is a related concept, but the term is avoided by some systems due to its origins or other reasons. Similarly, paromancy and parogenic may be avoided by some systems in favor of tulpamancy / tulpagenic. 
This term falls under the thoughtform umbrella. 
File:Parogenic Simplified.png|Parogenic flag created by Grey Skies
File:Parogenic.png|alt=A flag with 7 stripes. The first three are a gradient from cyan to white, the middle stripe is a gradient from brown to light blue, and the last three stripes are a gradient from light brown to a darker shade.|Parogenic flag created by Grey Skies
File:Parogenic Pride Flag 3.png|Parogenic flag created by not-your-introsource
File:Parogenic Pride Flag 4.png|Parogenic flag created by owloftheice
File:Paromancy Pride Flag 1.png|Paromancy flag created by "Ice"
File:Paromancy Pride Flag 2.png|Paromancy flag created by "Ice"
File:Paromancy Pride Symbol 1.png|Paromancy symbol created by "Ice"
File:Parogen Pride Flag 1.png|Parogen flag created by "Ice"
File:Parogen Pride Flag 2.png|Parogen flag created by "Ice"
File:Parogen Pride Symbol 1.png|Parogen symbol created by "Ice"
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Common Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Category:Created Origin Terms
Parotraumagenic

A parotraumagenic system or headmate was created to deal with trauma; for example, to ward off loneliness during bullying, or someone to do tasks the host was unable to do due to triggers. Typically, said creation is a conscious decision.
== Related Terms ==
Parogenic is a general term for headmates and systems that were created, while traumagenic is a term for systems that result from trauma. Another similar term may be willogenic.
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Category:Created Origin Terms
Par-Sib

Par-Sib
A person who you see as both a parent figure and a sibling figure. Someone who you know is family but can't quite place why or how.
Someone who you know will look after you and keep an eye out for you in a familial way.
Par-sib Nicknames: Bro, Pa, Ma, Sis, Par, Brod (=brother + dad), Som (sibling + mom), Sirent (sibling + parent)
Partial-Core

The partial-core is a headmate with a partial connection to the body's pre-plural self. If the core is the headmate with the most connection to the pre-plural self, the partial-core is the headmate with the second, third, (etc) most connection. 
Like the core, not every system has one. The partial-core often inherits the personality, identity, and/or memories of the pre-plural self.
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Partial Dissociative Identity Disorder

Category:Psychiatric Terms
Partial Dissociative Identity Disorder is a dissociative disorder described in the ICD that is similar to Dissociative Identity Disorder, but rarely exhibits full switches. It is defined as having one dominant headmate with one or more non-dominant headmate(s), that primarily influence the dominant headmate or go co-conscious with them. This is described as intruding on the dominant headmate, and may change their behavior, self-perception, cognition, motor function, and more. These intrusions may be irregular, only occur during emotional episodes, or may be frequent.https://www.isst-d.org/public-resources-home/fact-sheet-iv-what-are-the-dissociative-disorders/?fbclid=IwAR0I0uxNpjFi8JmBH1z3oloxW-nqvMb81muab9Wcd1f6VwAqlajVIR59y0Q
The full text of the classification can be found here.
Partial dissociative identity disorder is characterized by disruption of identity in which there are two or more distinct personality states (dissociative identities) associated with marked discontinuities in the sense of self and agency. Each personality state includes its own pattern of experiencing, perceiving, conceiving, and relating to self, the body, and the environment. One personality state is dominant and normally functions in daily life, but is intruded upon by one or more non-dominant personality states (dissociative intrusions). These intrusions may be cognitive, affective, perceptual, motor, or behavioral. They are experienced as interfering with the functioning of the dominant personality state and are typically aversive. The non-dominant personality states do not recurrently take executive control of the individual's consciousness and functioning, but there may be occasional, limited and transient episodes in which a distinct personality state assumes executive control to engage in circumscribed behaviors, such as in response to extreme emotional states or during episodes of self-harm or the re-enactment of traumatic memories.https://icd.who.int/browse11/l-m/en#/http://id.who.int/icd/entity/988400777
==History==
Partial dissociative identity disorder is found in the ICD-11, but not the DSM. It is unknown if the American Psychiatric Association, the group in charge of putting out the DSM, is considering adding it to the manual, but it is unlikely as the definition already falls under Otherwise Specified Dissociative Disorder and Unspecified Dissociative Disorder.
==Related Terms==
Systems who have partial DID may describe themselves as moneotien, monoconscious, or frontstuck.
Full blackouts are rare in these systems; emotional amnesia and partial amnesia are more common. 
Perennial host is a term coined for the dominant headmate in partial DID systems. 
== Gallery ==
File:P-did flag.jpeg|P-DID flag by astrangerthatloves you on Tumblr
==References==
Category:Dissociation-Related Terms
Category:Disorder-Related Terms
Category:External Interactions
Category:Fronting Terms
Particle

A particle is any kind of fragment, sand fragment, segment, sediment, etc. that's part of a modular system (or nebula, sisasystem, layer, grouping, etc). Particles are the 'base' parts that combine to create flares. Although they might shift around and change as the system grows, there's general consistency compared to the very temporary nature of flares. 
Particles alone often lack full sentience and autonomy and might be in very high numbers and difficult to map out.
A modular and/or fractal system may find they gain particles often, when faced by anything not fully familiar for example. Splitting or forming particles may be fully subconscious and unnoticed or may cause headaches and fatigue.
Category:Headmate Elaboration
Category:Terms Related to Modularity
Particle Constellation

A particle constellation is a cluster of similar particles inside a modular systems (or nebula, sisasystem, layer, etc). These particles may share similar traits or memories, exist for identical reasons, or be the building blocks for flares with overlapping functions.
Particle constellations tend to be more akin to 'patterns' in a system's modularity rather than explicit groups. Sometimes they can resemble a smaller version of a nebula and might present as a sort of 'nested nebula', or they might present as a 'lineage' of a particular form of trauma or situation.
Constellations can be of varying complexity, some might encompass just a couple particles while others might be a pattern of dozens. Some might be made out of clear particles while others might be more blurry and just a general 'vibe'.
For example, an emotion-based constellation might include all particles that hold every or most aspects of that particular emotion. Flares who have that emotion as a building block would be considered 'children' of that constellation. A flare might and usually is the child of multiple constellation.
=== Related Terms ===
It might be common to switch between many flares from the same constellation when performing a task the constellation specializes with, or when around outsiders that trigger the constellation in some way. This may be experienced as skewing.
A particle constellation might be experienced as a shard box.
Category:Terms Related to Modularity
Category:Structure
Category:System Function Terms
Category:Terms
Partitionary

A partitionary system is one where the divisions between headmates are particularly solidly defined. This may include other attributes, like lack of memory sharing, lack of internal communication, or lack of co-consciousness and resulting time loss.
Systems may become more or less partitionary over time. It is also possible for different headmates to have different levels of partitioning from the rest of the system or subsystem.
== Related Terms ==
Partitionary may refer only to the strength of barriers between members, and be somewhat independent from headmate distinction, or it may include multiple systems as an umbrella term. 
A system with fluidly-defined divisions could be a median system.
Amnesiac systems are a related concept which have limited memory sharing or internal communication.
Partitionary is an antonym of blurian, which describes a system as having closely shared memories.
Traumagenic systems and DID systems are often partitionary.
File:MultiplePartitionary.png|Flag by Frost System for Multiple Partitionary systems
File:MedianPartitionary.png|Flag by Frost System for Median Partitionary systems
Partnergenic

Partnergenic is an endogenic origin which refers to a headmate of the system which forms primarily in response to another headmate in one's partner system, typically to be a counterpart, partner, or companion for them. https://archive.today/rJUXZ
Those which the headmate has formed in response to may be called a muse. More than one headmate may be a muse at once.
Partnergenic headmates may experience a connection with their muse, feeling synced, linked or bonded with their muse or otherwise bound together by fate. Due to this deeper understanding, the partnergenic headmate and their muse may have a quickly developing relationship, or feel like they already know one another soon after forming.
This term is primarily intended as an endogenic origin, but it can be used to describe traumagenic experiences or negative muses.
==Variants==
Partnerorma is a more specific variant referring to headmate origin, using the -orma suffix. 
Partnerdawn is a more specific variant referring to sisasystem origin, using the -dawn suffix. 
== History ==
Partnergenic was made by xxxtablexxx on tumblr on July 12th 2022.
The second set of flags was made by an anonymous pluralpedia user on October 19th 2023. 
The forms partnerorma and partnerdawn, along with their flags, were created by an anonymous pluralpedia user on October 28th 2023. 
== Related Terms ==
Intuspartnergenic, extrapartnergenic, pseudopartnergenic and willopartnergenic are origins that fall under partnergenic.
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Partner Host

A partner host is a headmate who is an insystem partner to the host or one of the hosts but is not necessarily a host themself. This headmate may be near their partner most of or all the time, including in front / co-conscious.
== Gallery ==
Partnerhostflag1.png|Partner Host flag made by the Broken Files Network
Partnerhostflag2.png|Alternate partner host flag made by the Broken Files Network
== References ==
Category:System Relationships
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Partner System

Partner systems are when systems are in a relationship. It can be romantic, platonic, or any other type of relationship.https://system-dictionary.carrd.co/#more
Often, this means that many of the headmates in each system are in a relationship with members of the other system(s). Not all of them need to be, but this term does stand apart from two individual members within a system being in a relationship.
== Related Terms ==
Ultipluric - Relationships and attractions between systems. 
Amare system - An alternative term to partner system.
Bonded system - An alternative term to partner system, intended for only platonic types.
Joyamour system - An alternative term to partner system based off joyfriend.
Fluitic system - A partner system where the type of relationship changes (wavership.)
Spouse system - A partner system that is married in the outer world.
Companion system - A partner system where two or more headmates must be dating, all other headmates have a relationship similar to a bonded or sibling system.
Plush system - A queerplatonic partner system.
Squish system - A platonic partner system.
Sibling system - A familial partner system, specifically the relationship between siblings.
Cura system - Two or more systems connected by gateways in their headspace that care for eachother deeply.
Amor system - Two or more romantically involved systems connected by gateways in their headspace.
Unpluric - A relationship with another system that seems monogamous.
Polypluric - A relationship with another system that is (or feels) polyamorous.
== References ==
Category:System Relationships
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Partraumagenic

Partraumgenic is a broad term for mixed origin systems of partially traumagenic origins and partially another origin of any kind. 
Not to be confused with Pariotraumagenic or Parotraumagenic.
==Related Terms==
This term implies the prefix "par-" as indicating that a term applies to an experience but does not fully encapsulate it. 
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Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Category:Mixed Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms