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Dual (Disambiguation)

Dual may refer to:
* dualbased, a system structure based in duality
* dualconscious, a state of a system regressing back to being an antelet
* diapathic, a system of two headmates
* binary system, a system of two headmates and possibly some demi-members or fragments
* diplotic system, a system that has always had or started out with two headmates
* gemini system, a dual-natured system
* gemanimanati, an origin for systems based in twin souls
* duality, a headmate with two somas
* dualter, two headmates connected to each other akin to a cluster
* double, two headmates sharing an identity
* janusmate, two headmates that complement each other
* sysling, two or more headmates closely connected to each other, such as being related or forming together
* dualfactive/dualfictive, having several introject identities at once
* dualhost, the state of always or almost always having two hosts
* dualfront, the state of always or almost always having two simultaneous fronters
* dual mode, a state of two or more headmates fronting at once
Category:Disambiguation
Dualfactive

A Dualfactive or Duofactive is the state of being two (2) factives at once, or having two (2) factive identities. This can be due to fusion, merging, integration, or amalgamation.
==Related Terms==
* Dualfictive is the fictive equivalent.
* Multifactive applies when a headmate has more than two (2) factive identities.
* Amalgam applies when a factive gains a new source through a means other than introjection.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Dualfictive

A Dualfictive or Duofictive is the state of being two (2) fictives at once, or having two (2) fictive identities. This can be due to fusion, merging, integration, or amalgamation.
==Related Terms==
* Dualfactive is the factive equivalent.
* Multifictive applies when a headmate has more than two (2) fictive identities.
* Amalgam applies when a fictive gains a new source through a means other than introjection.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Dualfront

Dualfront is the state of having two fronters all or most of the time. A dualfront system always or almost always has two headmates fronting simultaneously. These may be the same headmates or they may vary. They may develop pairs that usually front together, but they need not do so.
==Related Terms==
Biformic systems may be considered to be/have a dualfront. 
==History==
This term was coined by the Ironwood Collective on Tumblr.https://ironwoodcollective.tumblr.com/post/720892147124011008/apparently-we-make-words-now 
Category:Fronting Terms
Dualhost

Dualhost is the state of having two hosts all or most of the time. A dualhost system always or almost always has two headmates acting as hosts simultaneously. These headmates may front together or separately. 
== Etymology ==
This term was coined by the Ironwood Collective.https://ironwoodcollective.tumblr.com/post/720892147124011008/apparently-we-make-words-now 
==References==
Dualimate

Dualimates refers to a pair of sysmates who function as two sides of the same coin and are interdependent in that neither could exist as they are without the other. Dualimates do not need to have arrived in the system simultaneously, but each one's state of being at present is dependent upon the other's existence and current state. 
When thinking of the type of interdependence dualimates embody, think of the concepts of "light" and "dark." You cannot have darkness without light or light without darkness, not because they cannot exist independently - a room with no light source is still dark, for instance - but because each concept looses all meaning without the other.
This term can apply to any system members of any origin. These sysmates need not be a subsystem, although they may be. This term is not exclusive to any specific system origin.
https://www.tumblr.com/ironwoodcollective/755498620111945728/dualimates?source=share
Category:System Relationships
Duality

Not to be confused with projection.
Duality is a term for a headmate whose consciousness is distributed over to somas, which can perform separate actions within the headspace. One soma may be a "projection". 
Extensive usage of this method may result in a new headmate.
Memory sharing may or may not be available between the somas while they are separated.
The events happening to the projector may or not be relevant to the projection.
[a designated duality headmate is eventually formed and otherwise usage of this is simply called a projection]
==Related Terms==
Headmates capable of this may be considered multisomatic. If events concerning one soma affect the other as well, this could be similar to interlaced headmates. 
This is distinct from a double or dopplurganger, which describe two separate headmates who share an appearance or identity. 
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Dualter

Dualter or Dualmate refers to a pair or group of system members who are directly connected to each other, but not a sidesystem or subsystem. They typically form together, but not always. They may also share a source or have an extremely close bond to one another.
== Related Terms ==
Clusters also refer to groups of members that are connected in some way.
Dualters may be interlaced. 
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Duoplex

A Duoplex or Duplex describes two or more systems who are linked in a way that they may share an inner world. It may be fully combined, or linked in another way (gates, portals, doorways, etc.)https://www.tumblr.com/doublelifesblog/690264417637728256/duplex
This link doesn't have to be romantic (unlike Amor Systems); it can be any type of link (Familial, Platonic, Romantic, etc.), similar to Cura Systems.
Most commonly, Duoplexes have known each other for years before they link, though that's not always the case. Most Duoplexes consider themselves one system shared over multiple bodies.
== References ==
Category:System Travel Terms
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Dutere

A dutere is a headmate whose role is to prioritize the system’s collective sense of duty and responsibility. These responsibilities may be academic, occupational, familial, personal, etc. A dutere may front to fulfill these responsibilities themself, but as their focus is on the collective, they will also encourage and promote the rest of the system to perform necessary tasks.
This term may be used by anyone of any origin.
== Related Terms ==
A dutere may overlap with a manager or conductor. A dutere may work with a disciplinarian to promote positive behaviors. 
== History ==
Dutere was coined by the Felight system in April 2024.
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Duxima

Duxima, alternatively duxitanima, refers to a headmate who is duximagenic as a replacement for brain-made, non-introject, etc.
This means that the duxima is not sourced like an fictive or factive, or charabond, for example.
Duxima comes from the Latin word duxit, meaning "brought", and anima, meaning "soul."
== History ==
This term was created by Minho from Satellite within the Poet Polyplex. This term is meant for spiritual systems, like soulbond systems, for example.
== Related Terms ==
* Duximagenic 
* Entomate is a non-spiritual variant
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Duximagenic

Duximagenic, alternatively duxitanimagenic, mean to be "recreated" in the mind due to external factors like mental illness, physical illness, traumatic incidents, etc. A Duximagenic headmate, referred to as a Duxima or a Duxitanima, does not have a source that is reflected in the outside world (including original character universes) like a fictive or charabond.
Duximagenic is a replacement for "brain-made" (and even non-fictive) made for spiritual headmates who were not created in the brain, but more accurately brought into the mind without relation to the world of the body they reside in. This can include a lost souls (or a soul from another universes') body being brought into or "recreated" inside the body it is being put into.
Duxima, in Duximagenic, comes from the Latin word duxit, meaning "brought", and anima, meaning "soul."
==History==
This term was coined by Minho from Satellite within the Poet Polyplex after coming to the conclusion that "brain-made" or "non-fictive" headmates within the polyplex were, in fact, neither of those. This term is meant for spiritual systems, like soulbond systems, for example.
==Related Terms==
Entosian is a non-spiritual variant. 
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Dvalen

A dvalen individual has the ability to make other headmates go dormant, as well as pull members from dormancy. 
This may be part of a bigger role the headmate has, but it could also just be an ability that some members possess.
==Related Terms==
A retriever is similarly able to pull members from dormancy.
A dormaler is similarly able to both pull members from and push them into dormancy.
== History ==
Dvalen was coined by the Dödstöld Package multiplex.
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Dynaconscious

Dynaconscious describes consciousnesses that headmates can join and leave at will, and systems whose consciousnesses are dynaconscious. 
== Related Terms ==
* Dynaconscious is the opposite of seraconscious.
* System travel describes the process of a headmate leaving one consciousness and joining another, whether it be within the same body or not.
== Gallery ==
File:Dynaconscious flag.png|Dynaconscious flag with icon
File:Dynaconscious flag no icon.png|Dynaconscious flag without icon
Category:-conscious Terms
Dynafixumconscious

Dynafixumconscious is an umbrella term for systems that have a specific dynaconscious consciousness headmates must be a part of in order to front.
== Related Terms ==
* Dynafixumconscious is a variant of fixumconscious, and the opposite of serafixumconscious.
== Gallery ==
File:Dynafixumconscious flag.png|Dynafixumconscious flag with icon
File:Dynafixumconscious flag no icon.png|Dynafixumconscious flag without icon
Category:-conscious Terms
Category:Consciousness Structures
Category:Consciousness Terms
Dysphoria

Dysphoria is where a person feels substantial distress at a mismatch between their perceived or desired form with the one they actually have. In the context of plurality, this can affect headmates whose own physical forms do not match the system's body.
==Related Terms==
Reality dysphoria refers to the distress felt by a headmate — usually but not limited to introjects — who lacks the abilities or skills they had in their source. A common cause of dysphoria is exolimbs.
Sysphoria is a type of dysphoria experienced by sourced members or members with exomemories. 
Blend dysphoria is a type of dysphoria specifically related to blending with other members. 
Memory dysphoria is a type of dysphoria related to dissonance between shared memories. 
Category:Not Plural Exclusive
Category:Psychiatric Terms
Category:Disorder-Related Terms
Dysphoriagenic

Dysphoriagenic is an traumagenic origin for (sisa)systems or headmates who formed from some kind of Dysphoria. 
an example might be a system that has formed from Gender Dysphoria that comes in the form of Dissociation making it also Transgenic and Dissociagenic.
== History ==
The term was coined by Li from The Crystal System on 11/5/2023. following a discord conversation on the Pluralpedia Discord server about how they felt their system most formed from Gender Dysphoria, which for them came in the form of Dissociation. and wanted a term for it
== Related Terms ==
Transgenic is an origin for reasons related to being transgender such as Gender Dysphoria. 
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Dysphoria Protector

A dysphoria protector is a protector that protects the system from dysphoria. This can be by fronting in situations where the system might experience dysphoria, comforting the system while experiencing dysphoria, or any other way. This term was made with trans systems in mind, but any system can use it.
== History ==
The term was coined by Tumblr user morgansystem on March 19th, 2022.https://www.tumblr.com/morgansystem/679207673199312896/system-role-dysphoria-protector
==Referneces==
Category:System Roles
Category:Protector Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Dysplurality

Dysplurality is a term for when a system, headmate, or even singlet feels "more" or "less" plural than they feel they should be, e.g. a singlet feeling that they should be plural, a system feeling that they have too many or not enough members, or a headmate feeling that they have too many or not enough fellow headmates. It is not meant to imply that they want to get rid of any headmates or forcefully create any more, but merely to describe any negative feelings they get from their current number.
Dyspraxicgenic

Dyspraxicgenic is a an origin within the neurogenic umbrella where a (sisa)system or headmate formed as a result of their dyspraxia.
== History ==
The term and flag were coined by now-defunct Tumblr blog aeliuzi on June 1st, 2023.https://www.tumblr.com/pluralitywords/718986073240420352?source=share
== Gallery ==
File:Dyspraxicgenic.jpg|The dyspraxicgenic flag
File:Dyspraxicgenic alt.jpg|The dyspraxicgenic flag with no symbol
Category:Origin Terms
EC-DID

Extremely Complex Dissociative Identity Disorder (EC-DID) is a term used in psychiatry to refer to polyfragmented systems, or systems with at least 26 headmates at the time. It was later recoined by a community member as an alternative to HC-DID.
EC-DID is a form of DID associated with complex trauma, such as disasters, war, RAMCOA and/or birth trauma, which is experienced in the shared reality rather than exotrauma. Its intended use post-recoin is for systems with layers, sisasystems, and/or highly complex inner world structures.
== Related Terms ==
While this term was recoined as an alternative or combatant to HC-DID, there are notable differences. HC-DID refers only to the complexity of the system itself, rather than specific trauma histories, with the exception that at least one system member is required to have been formed via outside parties through programming or other means. This requirement is removed from EC-DID, with it referring to specific, complex trauma histories instead.
== History ==
The term "extremely complex" has been in usage since at least 1988, used by Richard P. Kluft to refer to what are now often called polyfragmented systems. During its usage then, it was called Extremely Complex Multiple Personality Disorder instead, as changes to the diagnosis of DID had not been made yet.
The term was recoined by Gothic Wonderland and placed on Pluralpedia on November 2nd, 2024. This recoin was done due to the origins of HC-DID, to give an alternative to it, and included more specific trauma history and requirements for complexity.
Echidiaen

Echidiaen is love between two Intelligible nonhumans.
This is similar to Sapphic and Achillean but can be used for cisgender heterosexual nonhumans as well
== Etymology ==
Echidna - Mother Of All Monsters (mythology)
iaen - Like in archilien
== History ==
Coined on August 3, 2019 on Tumblr
Subterms coining posts can be found on Tumblr
== Subterms ==
# Aliate - Attraction to the 'opposite' (aligned) nonhuman identities
# Duoic - Attraction to two nonhuman identities
# Nesian - Aniem attracted to aniem/aniem aligned beings
# Sednis - Anief attracted to anief/anief aligned beings
# Omneic - Attraction multiple/all nonhuman identities 
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Category:Nonhuman Terms
Echoer

An echoer is a headmate who plays back echoes. This may cause other headmates to hear their thoughts played back to them, or to hear another headmate's previous thoughts, words or feelings played to them. This can be done intentionally or unintentionally, as an echoer may play back thoughts or feelings to protectors and members with similar roles to help them keep other members safe.
==References==
 
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Category:System Roles
Echolalier

An Echolalier is a headmate who communicates internally through repeating sounds, words, sentences, or phrases from shows, movies, games, other people (people in or outside of the system). These headmates may also change their internal appearance or voice to copy a character, person, or aesthetic.
== History ==
This term was created by radicalshift / thecreepycrawlersss on October 3rd, 2024
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Eclipsing

Eclipsing refers to situations in which a headmate controls the body while another remains in front. This can include suggestions and overlap with passive influence, but also includes having one fronter in the brain and another in the control of the bodyhttps://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1mSaPARuohFEO7qX3gVgKAh69XwU0VlKwnD0I_-nddvk/mobilebasic#id.b3zkwtqfm997. In some instances, the term "full-body possession" may be used instead.
==Related Terms==
Symbio-dissonance refers to a situation in which two or more symbiotics's feelings are contradictory, which creates a "dissonance" (their feelings get mixed together), often making the body control and brain control feel separated, as if different headmates were in control like in eclipsing.
==References==
Category:Tulpamancy Community Terms
Category:Fronting Terms
Ecliptive

Ecliptives are members of a system who came from one original person, who then broke, or shattered, into parts.https://archive.today/uT532
Unlike most splits, ecliptives have no lasting “original” member that the new members came from; the original member completely split into new parts, where none are older than the others, and the original member is no longer present.
Some previous traits, memories, and other aspects of the original may be shared, or sectioned off to different ecliptives.
Oftentimes, this will look like “twin” members who were originally one member and then split in half, but there can be more parts involved, and they do not have to consider themselves family.
The term can also be called ecliptrojects, if the term introject is preferred.
== Gallery ==
File:Ecliptorma Flag.png|Ecliptorma flag (ASDS)
File:Ecliptorma Simplified Flag.png|Ecliptorma flag, simplified (ASDS)
==Related Terms==
* An endurative is the result of a split that retains the identity of the original member.
* An ecliptodawn sisasystem is a sisasystem that originated from a system member shattering.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Formation
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Terms Related to Splitting
Ecliptodawn

Ecliptodawn is an umbrella term for a sisasystem that originated from one original sysmate breaking into parts. Ecliptodawn sisasystems have no lasting “original” sysmate that the new sisamates came from; the original sysmate completely split into new parts, where none are older than the others, and the original sysmate is no longer present.
Some previous traits, memories, and other aspects of the original may be shared, or sectioned off to different sisamates. Often, this will look like “twin” sisamates who were originally one sysmate and then split in half, but there can be more parts involved, and they do not have to consider themselves family.
The cause of the original sysmate's split may be voluntary or involuntary, and occur at any time. An involuntary split may be induced, e.g. by trauma, dissociation, stress, etc.
This term uses the -dawn suffix.
== History ==
This term was coined by A Shattered Dragon's Spirit on the 5th of February, 2024.
It is based on the terms ecliptogenic and ecliptive.
== Related Terms ==
* Ecliptodawn sisasystems are populated by ecliptive/ecliptorma sisamates.
* This term does not imply the cause of the original sysmate's split, and falls under the unknown origin umbrella unless its users choose to define themselves.
== Gallery ==
File:Ecliptodawn Flag.png|Made by ASDS, using Cluster Brains' -dawn template
File:Ecliptodawn Simplified Flag.png|Made by ASDS, using Cluster Brains' simplified -dawn template
Category:-dawn Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Terms Related to Splitting
Category:Unknown Origin Terms
Ecliptogenic

Ecliptogenic refers to the origin of a system/collective comprised of ecliptives, or the origin of an ecliptive. An ecliptogenic system was previously a singlet before breaking up into alters or fragments/parts. This initial split can be voluntary or involuntary and occur at any time, but an involuntary split may be induced (e.g. by trauma, dissociation, stress, etc). Ecliptogenic systems may have an endurative or core, alongside other headmates who may or may not play specific roles or be introjects.
The non-endurative ecliptogenic parts can be any amount of distinct/indistinct from the core or the previous single self, and can have shared consciousness/memory or be partitionary. Some or all parts may or may not also identify at least partially with the previous single identity and/or the body despite not being enduratives. Much like many other systems, parts can split off, form, be created, or be absorbed into/fuse with others over time after the initial split. 
Ecliptogenic systems can fall under the traumagenic and/or endogenic umbrellas. Ecliptogenic systems can be anywhere along the singlet-plural spectrum and may identify as median/midcontimuum, plural singlet/plurallet, mediple, mesosian, parasian, diversian, varion, etc. Ecliptogenics may or may not also identify as systems/plurals. The ecliptogenic label could also apply to sisasystems, subsystems, and/or sidesystems.
== Related Terms ==
An ecliptive is any part/headmate that split off from the original member.
An endurative is a part/headmate that retains the system's previous singlet identity. This part may or may not identify as the system's core or host.
== Gallery ==
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Category:Terms Related to Splitting
Category:Headmate Formation
Category:Origin Terms
Eddsworld Inhabitation

This term is not coined as "-genic" as this is a term that refers to Systems (groups or subsystems) with that have a majority or are completly inhabited by Eddsworld introjects.
Eddsworld Inhabitation or Eddsworld Inhabited is a term/adj for Systems that are partially or totally populated by introjects of the Eddsworld Youtube series.
The individual origin of each fictive/headmate or system variates. This term is not an origin. But simply a name for a system, subsystem or a group occupied by Eddsworld introjects.
This applies for factives of the series. Such as Matt Hargreaves (The actual Eddsworld series director). 
Category:Terms that may be used as verbs
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Category:System Terms
Category:Group Terms
Category:Headmate Terms
Category:Sourced & Introject Terms
Category:Terms with a known coiner
Category:Headspace Terms
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Category:Terms by topic
Category:Headspace Processes and Concepts
Edisbased

Edisbased is a -based term for systems that are based in their eating disorder(s). This means that the system is affected by their eating disorder in some way, with it being able to affect the inner world, headmate roles, functions, or headmates themselves, but it isn’t necessarily an origin. 
This is the -based counterpart to edisgenic.
== History ==
The term, along with its flag, were coined by Tumblr user autogoric on July 20th, 2022.
Category:Eating Disorder-Related Terms
Category:Disorder-Related Terms