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Mirage

A mirage is an inconsistency, or a series of inconsistencies, experienced exclusively during system travel, where two or more systems do not experience an event, a headmate, or an object in a headspace the same way.
Mirages may be brief or prolonged, and in some cases they may solidify and affect the way a system remembers the experience even after it’s been pointed out to be dissonant. 
Dissonance may be observed as members acting strangely, places and structures not being seen as described, actions being repeated multiple times as if on loop, etc. Distortions do not have to be immediately clear or noticeable to be distortions, they can also be very small and dismissible. 
== Causes ==
A system may experience mirages due to poor communication, trying a guess another’s actions before they happen, over-eagerness, and poor visualization among others. 
== Prevention ==
Dissonance between systems is a natural part of system traveling, thus unpreventable. But they can be halted from solidifying into memories through better, clearer communication, more traveling experience, double-checking with everyone involved and quickly pointing out mirages where possible. Though they may still solidify, good communication and immediate action in general goes a long way in preventing distorted memories.
== Related terms ==
* Overriding, and affecting could cause similar experiences. 
* Blocking can strengthen mirages, as it prevents them from being solved via talking.
Category:Internal communication difficulties
Mirealtive

Mirealtive is a term that refers to headmates that come from separate realities or dimensions, and have a piece of media that seems to mirror their original reality. They appear to have a source and be a fictive or factive, but they actually came from somewhere else.
==Related Terms==
Introversal may be considered a synonym. 
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Mirror

A mirror is a headmate who relies heavily on mirroring to interact with others in and out of the system, and seemingly has no cohesive personality or deeper identity themself. They may describe feeling blank, empty or hollow when alone as there is no one to mirror, and may prefer to front with others. Some individuals in larger systems might be unaware of their status as a mirror until entirely alone, as they are very susceptible to thoughtbleeding and emotion sharing.
==Mirroring==
Mirroring is the behavior in which one person subconsciously imitates the gesture, speech pattern, or attitude of another. This happens in social situations and is usually unnoticed and unconcious. Also called the Chameleon Effect, as named by Tanya L. Chartrand and John A. Bargh in their paper "The Chameleon Effect: The Perception- Behavior Link and Social Interaction" published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology in 1999.Chartrand, T. L., & Bargh, J. A. (1998). The chameleon effect: The perception–behavior link and social interaction. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 76(6), 893–910. https://doi.org/10.1037/0022-3514.76.6.893 Individuals with autism or other neurodivergent traits may struggle with mirroring as socially expected, leading to the need to mask.Radulski, E. M. (2022). Conceptualising autistic masking, camouflaging, and neurotypical privilege: Towards a minority group model of neurodiversity. Human Development, 66(2), 113–127. https://doi.org/10.1159/000524122
==Related Terms==
This member may also be a shell or prism. While mirror can be used as a descriptor, modifier or role, it should be self-ascribed.
A mirror may also be considered a masker.
A mimic is a headmate that does not have their own form and relies on copying the appearance of other members. 
==References==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:External Interactions
Mirror Age

Mirror age is when a headmate automatically mirrors the age or ages of others. Their age will automatically be matching everyone around them and when there is several others around they may become polyage automatically, simultaneously being everyone's age at once. Or, they may mirror only one persons age, rapidly switch between them and others, or only ever mirror whoever has their attention or is interacting with them the most. When they are alone they may become agehazy, age dissociated, or a number of other ages, especially non-specific ones but not strictly. 
There is no particular reason this may happen, it's just how the headmate happens to function.
== Related Terms ==
Headmates who are mirror age may also consider oneself to be an Age slider due to also never having a constant age.
If you are mirror age you could also possibly be a mirror headmate.
== Gallery ==
File:Mirror Age FLAG.jpg|Mirror age flag by The Platforms.
File:Mirror Age Pride Flag 2.png|Mirror age simplified flag by "Ice".
== References ==
# https://www.tumblr.com/theplatforms/728914064166780928/mirror-age?source=share
Category:Age-Related Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:External Interactions
Mirrorconscious

In mirrorconscious systems, consciousnesses are fluid, and headmates can travel between them freely.
Travelling between mirrorconsciousnesses can feel like travelling through a mirror, where brute force won't work, but simply going through will - similarly to Platform 9¾ at King's Cross Station.
Due to the nature of mirrorconscious systems, headmates may have monoconscious-like experiences with some headmates, and polyconscious-like with others.
In monoconscious system, headmates can hop between different consciousnesses, or choose to be in their own ones. Headmates who're together in a consciousness are often able to read each other's thoughts.
== Related Terms ==
* Mirrorconsciousness may be considered a subtype of Consciousfluxness.
Category:Consciousness Structures
Category:Consciousness Terms
Mirror Subsystem

A mirror subsystem is a subsystem with an even amount of members (2, 4, 6, etc.) who can call each other mirrors of one another. They’re often opposites, or very similar, as long as they match in some way. Like black and white, or black and black / white and white. These subsystems need an even amount of members, otherwise there’s a missing piece.
==History==
Coined by The Solar Eclipse System after a misunderstanding on a discord server. 
==Related Terms==
Mirror subsystems may be considered dualbased. 
The members of a mirror subsystem may be janusmates, syslings, or dualters. 
A system organised in this way may be a gemini system. 
Category:Terms specific to sisasystems
Category:Structure
Misaconscious

A misaconscious system (or subsystem, layer, etc.) is partly monoconscious and partly polyconscious for any reason. It may depend on who is switching to who, what subsystem/layer/etc. it’s switching between, and/or anything else.
Misaconscious may be used as an umbrella term for any experiences that are both polyconscious and monoconscious, such as consciousflux or biconscious.
Experiences a misaconscious system may have:
* Depending on who you’re switching between, the transition feels more like becoming that system member, or the system member completely taking over the front.
* Depending on whether members are median or not could influence whether it feels polyconscious or monoconscious.
* One’s experience with consciousness could be unclear, and broadly fits somewhat into both polyconscious and monoconscious.https://archive.today/QZ0TO
== Related Terms ==
Split misaconscious systems have a similar style of consciousness, but experience a separation between front consciousness and headspace consciousness. 
==Gallery==
File:Misaconscious.png|Misaconcious flag by extranth on Tumblr.
File:Misaconscious nosymbol.png|Misaconscious flag without the symbol by extranth on Tumblr.
The flag is meant to represent a mix of polyconscious and monoconscious, using purple which is a mix of red and blue (the colors in the poly/mono flags, respectively). The term “misaconscious” stems from the Greek τα μισα (ta misa), meaning “half.” The moon was chosen as a symbol because it both influences the sea, and the growth of plants (the two symbols found on the flags). 
File:Interconscious flag.jpg|alt=The picture is a flag made up of a yellow color on the top and bottom, an orange color second and second to last, a light green third and third to last, a sea green / blue green color fourth and fourth to last, and a blue color and white line in the middle.|The interconscious flag made by radical-shapeshifting on tumblr. https://archive.today/ZTx6E
==History==
The synonym interconscious and its flag were created by tumblr user radical-shapeshifting on May 8 2024.
==References==
Category:-conscious Terms
Category:Consciousness Structures
Category:Consciousness Terms
Mischief Maker

A mischief maker is a headmate who likes to cause mischief, such as playing pranks or annoying others, for fun or to cope with emotions, typically stress and anger. These pranks can affect both headmates inside the system and others outside the system, and can range from harmless to harmful depending on the mischief maker. 
==Related Terms==
Jokestar, comedian, and prankster may overlap, with pranksters being more persecutor-aligned, and comedians being more focused on bringing relief during stressful situations. 
A mischief maker may be accompanied by a mischief manager that prevents them from causing serious harm. 
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Mischief Manager

A mischief manager is a type of protector who fronts to prevent mischief makers from causing serious harm to both the system and its surroundings. 
Not every mischief maker will be accompanied by a mischief manager, though each mischief manager has a mischief maker they regulate. 
==Related Terms==
Diplomats and peacemakers focus on mediating external relationships and may be or work with mischief managers. 
Wardens act as a barrier between potentially harmful members and the rest of the system. 
A patron or swordsperson may protect outsiders from harm, which may include harm from other system members. 
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Protector Subterms
Category:System Roles
Misguided Protector

A misguided protector is a headmate that tries to take on the role of a protector, but turns into a prosecutor or persecutor out of a misguided attempt to help the system.
==Related Terms==
This is similar to persecutor-protector.
== Gallery ==
File:Misguided Protector flag.png|Misguided Protector Flag by PrinceOfHeart
File:Misguided Protector Clean Flag.png|Misguided Protector Clean flag by PrinceOfHeart
Category:System Roles
Category:Persecutor Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Misiagenic

Misiagenic describes a system that originated from the feeling of hatred towards something other than itself. This can be hatred towards a concept, object, subject, another system's sysmate, an outerworlder, or anything else.
This falls under the adaptive umbrella term, but may also fall under traumagenic, depending on the system's experiences.
This term is intended to describe systems, with separate misia- terms coined to describe sisasystems and sysmates, but it can be used for all of them if a system wants to use it in this way.
==Variants==
Misiaorma is a more specific variant referring to headmate origin, using the -orma suffix. 
Misiadawn is a more specific variant referring to sisasystem origin, using the -dawn suffix. 
== History ==
Misia- was coined by "G" of A Shattered Dragon's Spirit on the 31st of December, 2023, to describe one of his bondalters.
The flags were made by Grave/Eric of ASDS. The blue is intended to reflect coldness towards the subject of hatred.
This term is directly inspired by the term automisiagenic, which describes a system, sisasystem, or sysmate that originated from the feeling of self-hatred. As quoted on its page;
The name was taken from the Greek-derived English affixes auto- (self) and -misia (hate).
== Gallery ==
File:Misiagenic Flag.png|alt=The misiagenic flag with an anger symbol in the centre, made by ASDS|Misiagenic flag
File:Misiagenic Simplified Flag.png|alt=The simplified misiagenic flag without a symbol, made by ASDS|Simplified misiagenic flag
File:Misiaorma Flag.png|alt=Made by ASDS, using Cluster Brains' -orma template|Misiaorma flag
File:Misiaorma Simplified Flag.png|alt=Made by ASDS, using Cluster Brains' simplified flag template|Simplified misiaorma flag
File:Misiadawn Flag.png|alt=Made by ASDS, using Cluster Brains' -dawn template|Misiadawn flag
File:Misiadawn Simplified Flag.png|alt=Made by ASDS, using Cluster Brains' simplified -dawn template|Simplified misiaorma flag
== Related Terms ==
* Automisiagenic is an origin relating to self-hatred, and may fall under misiagenic. 
* Pissgenic is an term for systems or sysmates who originated to annoy someone.
* Tristegenic is a term for systems or sysmates whose origin came from negative emotions.
* Rae-genic is a term for sysmates who originated due to severe anger, and colèregenic is an origin related to anger. These may be seen as synonyms in some cases.
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Category:Emotion-Related Terms
Misipaigenic

Misipaigenic is a xeno-origin related to MS paint.
== History ==
The term was coined by Pluralpedia user Wrmsys on fogs Tumblr blog on September 2, 2023.https://www.tumblr.com/clouded--stars/727386575101722624/more-xeno-origins-wormgenic-a-xeno-origin-related
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Misokingenic

Misokingenic is an adaptive origin term under the neurogenic umbrella that describes systems or headmates formed due misokinesia or other movement-related sensory issues experienced with misokinesia.
== Related Terms ==
* Misophogenic
== History ==
This term was first coined some time in 2020 by The Peristeronic System on a personal Google Doc they made, and was later re-coined on July 23, 2023 on Pluralpedia when they could not find any other term that described these experiences.
Category:Adaptive Origin TermsCategory:Origin Terms
Misophogenic

Misophogenic is an adaptive origin term under the neurogenic umbrella that describes systems or headmates formed due misophonia or other sound-related sensory issues experienced with misophonia.
== Related Terms ==
* Misokingenic
== History ==
This term was first coined some time in 2020 by The Peristeronic System on a personal Google Doc they made, and was later re-coined on July 23, 2023 on Pluralpedia when they could not find any other term that described these experiences.
Category:Adaptive Origin TermsCategory:Origin Terms
Mistra

Mistra (abbrev. Ma.) is a plural, gender neutral variation of Mr. or Ms., used to address a system as a whole, when multiple people are fronting, or an unknown number of people are fronting. 
== Etymology ==
The word Mistra is derived from the gender neutral title Mistrum, using the plural form of the Latin suffix -trum, -tra.
== History ==
The word Mistra was coined by paluimbel on Tumblr on May 7th, 2023. https://www.tumblr.com/paluimbel/716688439612964864/plural-term-coining-post
==References==
Mixed-Canon

A mixed-canon headmate is an introject that is sourced from a mixture of multiple canons. For example, they may feel like several chronotives or altives, or a combination of several portrayals of one character across media. 
If this headmate keeps mixing new canons into theirs, changing along with them, they could also be called a lint roller. 
==Related Terms==
A mixed-source headmate may be similar to a headmate who has gone through canonbonding, though with the specification that the canons are mixed together and form a singular, individual canon from the perspective of the headmate in question.
In contrast to multijects, who are connected to several sources, mixed-canon headmates are connected to several canons of the same source. 
In contrast to an amalgam, who picks up sources along the way, a lint roller picks up canons.
==References==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Mixed (Disambiguation)

Mixed, or mixing, may refer to:
* Mixed systems, or systems containing both median and multiple members
* Mixed origin, a descriptor for systems with more than one origin
* Blending, when the boundaries between headmates blur and they become hard to tell apart
* Merging, when the boundaries between headmates blur so far that they are no longer meaningfully distinct for a period of time
* Blend, a temporary mix of headmates created as a result of blending or merging
* Fusion, a more permanent mix of members who are now one headmate
* Faitive, an introject who is a mix of fictive and factive
* Mixed-source, an introject who is a mix of multiple introject identities
* Amalgamation, a process through which a headmate gains (more) sourced identities
Category:Disambiguation
Mixedflux

Mixedflux is a system that fluctuates between median and multiple; a system where all or most headmates have a constant unsteady/fluid identity, and/or headmates constantly blur, fuse, etc. and unblur, unfuse, etc.
==Related Terms==
This term is not to be confused with Varion (Medianflux), a term specific to Median systems, that refers to Median systems fluctuating between singlet and multiple.
==History==
This term can be found on a site referencing plural termshttps://sites.google.com/view/plural-terms/system-modifiers?authuser=0#h.fg51a6fgtdm, and on an authorized repost by Tumblr user neurogenderhttps://neurogender.tumblr.com/post/620318852613554176/mixedflux-system-a-system-that-fluctuates-between.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Separation
Category:-flux & -fluid Terms
Mixed Origin

Mixed origin refers to a system that has multiple different system origins. This could be because their system formed from a combination of factors, or that not all of their headmates are of the same origin.
==Variants==
Mixedawn and Multidawn are terms for sisasystems or other system groups who have a mix of different origins, or who have multiple origins. 
Mixed-orma or multiorma is a more specific variant referring to headmate origin, using the -orma suffix. 
== History ==
Mixedawn and Multidawn were coined on Tumblr on March 16th, 2024 by Crystalized Cosmos/That Enby Zev
Mixedawn and Multidawn were also coined by Cluster Brains on Tumblr on September 19th, 2023.
== Related Terms ==
Mixed origin systems can be a combination of unknown, adaptive, spontaneous, or created. It can also be used like praesigenic, denoting a system with complex or hard to define origins.
If a system has one primary origin but ultimately multiple causes among headmates, the term isoscegenic may apply. There's also much overlap with polygenic and pangenic.
 
== Gallery ==
File:Multigenic.png|alt=A flag with 7 stripes, going from cyan to light blue, then the middle stripe is a gradient from cyan to faded yellow, then a gradient from yellow to blue.|Multigenic flag created by Grey Skies.
File:Multigenic Simplified.png|alt=A flag with 5 stripes, going from cyan to white, then faded yellow, then blue.|simplified multigenic flag created by Grey Skies.
File:Multigenic2.png|Multigenic flag by fae of the vale.
File:Multiorma-1.jpg|Multiorma flag by Collective Khaotic.
File:Multiorma-2.jpg|Simplified multiorma flag by Collective Khaotic.
File:Mixedawn.jpg|alt=There are 9 stripes and every other stripe is three times smaller than the rest. The colors from up to down are medium-dark pink-red, medium red-orange, medium-light gold-orange, light green-yellow, white, light yellow-green, medium-light green, medium dull blue-green, and medium-dark blue. In the middle there is also a flat style large white flower with 8 petals, with a smaller flower mandala cutout in the middle. The mandala cutout has several layers, which from outside in are a layer of tiny light pink-red triangles, a layer of light blue half circles, a layer of alternating light green and light gold-orange petals and ending with a small light pink-red circle.|Mixeddawn / Multidawn flag created by Crystalized Cosmos/That Enby Zev
File:Simple Mixedawn.jpg|alt=There are 9 stripes and every other stripe is three times smaller than the rest. The colors from up to down are medium-dark pink-red, medium red-orange, medium-light gold-orange, light green-yellow, white, light yellow-green, medium-light green, medium dull blue-green, and medium-dark blue.|Simple Mixeddawn / Multidawn flag created by Crystalized Cosmos/That Enby Zev
File:MultidawnWSymbolByClusterBrains.PNG|Multidawn/Mixedawn flag by Cluster Brains
File:MultidawnByClusterBrains.PNG|Multidawn/Mixedawn flag by Cluster Brains
==References==
Category:Common Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Mixed Origin Terms
Category:Functional Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Mixed Part

Mixed Parts (MPs) are headmates that cannot be defined as ANPs or EPs but instead a combination of both. MPs may lean more heavily towards either ANP or EP, and systems with MPs may still have headmates that fit neatly into the dichotomy of ANP and EP. 
Examples of MPs include 
* trauma holders who are mature and rational, and may have full access to the memories surrounding their trauma
* "neutral" headmates that struggle with intense emotions and PTSD symptoms and have some awareness of trauma, usually accompanied by emotional amnesia
Some associate MPs with trauma that bled over into daily life and therefore prevented a clear distinction between ANPs and EPs.https://did-research.org/origin/structural_dissociation/anp_ep
Many systems rebuke this label for any number of reasons (including the "parts" terminology), and it should only be used for the purposes of self-identification, not the classification of others. 
== History ==
ANP, EP, and other ideas of Structural Dissociation come from Charles Samual Myers, a psychologist who worked with soldiers during World War One. He put the "shell shock" (now PTSD) into the scientific lexicon in the early 1900s and described it in the context of dissociation. Later, researchers Ellert Nijenhuis, Onno van der Hart, & Kathy Steele proposed the theory of Structural Dissociation in 2004 by incorporating Myers' terminology into more modern understandings of dissociation and child development.
==Related Terms==
Apparently Normal Parts are defined by their ability to appear "normal" to the outerworld, with avoidance of any reminders of trauma. 
Emotional Parts are defined by their trauma responses, and are usually described somewhat as trauma holders.
==References==
Category:Psychiatric Terms
Category:Dissociation-Related Terms
Category:Disorder-Related Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Mixed System

Mixed system refers to a system with both median and multiple headmates; a system that is a mix between median and multiple.
== Related Terms ==
In mixed systems, facets coexist with multiple (or partitionary) headmates, and in some cases, floating facets.
Mediple systems are similar, being a system that is decidedly both median and multiple. However, mediple differs from mixed as the latter is only made up of median and multiple headmates, while mediple's entire system structure is a fusion of median and multiple.
A mixed system with 100+ headmates may be called polychimeric.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Separation
Modamate

A modamate is any headmate whose behavior can be perceived as a mixture of motherly and fatherly either as a role or in a general sense. This can also be used to describe headmates who consider themselves to be a mixture of both in any way.
==Related Terms==
Sysparent and parental figure similarly describe parental behaviour or roles. 
A modamate may be considered a mixture of a momate and a dadmate.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships