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Seer

The seer is a headmate with the role of compiling information that might be important for the protection of the system, but doesn't act on it, rather influencing other headmates into acting based on it.
An example would be if there's a danger that could affect the system, the seer will know and knows how to act on it; but will prefer to communicate all that info to a protector, who may act to dissipate that danger.
== Related Terms ==
* Archivists, lorekeepers, and infogatherers also collect information, and are often called information holders.
Seizure Holder

A seizure holder is a headmate that holds psychogenic seizures.
This may look like:
* Being the only headmate in the system who gets psychogenic seizures.
* Always switching in or out with a switch seizure.
* Being a fragment who's only function is to seize.
* A headmate with a particularly low 'seizure threshold'.
* Someone who's presence (such as being co-con or blurred) causes psychogenic seizures to occur.
Seizure holders are a subtype of symptom holders. A system might have different seizure holders that each specialize in holding different specific types of seizures. One might hold all convulsive seizures, while another all absence seizures, and a third all internal seizures, for example.
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms
Category:Disorder-Related Terms
Category:Holder & Experiencer Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Seizure Mood

A seizure mood is when one's brain, system, or a particular headmate experience an episode of particularly high likelihood to get psychogenic seizures. When in this 'mood', the smallest change in emotion or stress might trigger a seizure. Things that don't typically trigger seizures may set one off with ease. The entirety of this episode might be coded with a seizure aura, both before and after a seizure. Often, a seizure might be followed instantly by a new one, and these chains of seizures might last minutes or hours.
Although one might get into a seizure mood for any reason, being triggered, having one's system go through significant changes (such as major splitting or integrating), or flashbacking could present as a cause. If one can 'suppress' their psychogenic seizures throughout the day, they might find that evenings are associated with being in a seizure mood, as a way to 'release' the seizures they should've experienced earlier in the day.
Being in a seizure mood might be associated with rapid switching, a flare up in one's FND (outside of PNES), increased dissociation, and having traumatic memories revealed.
The term is not system-exclusive and although it's coined with psychogenic seizures in mind, people who experience epileptic seizures are free to use it too.
=== Related Terms ===
When a system is in a seizure mood, most or all switches during the duration of the episode might be switch seizures.
A seizure holder might be in a seizure mood every time they front or are awake.
Some of the seizures experienced during a seizure mood may be internal.
Category:Disorder-Related Terms
Category:Not Plural Exclusive
Seizureplex

Seizureplex is a plurplex term that describes seizures affecting an entire system in some shape or form.
This could present as the system having many seizure holders, experiencing frequent switch seizures and/or internal seizures, having seizure moods be an inherent part of dissociative episodes, or any other way where one's seizures intermingle with the entire system.
For some, the very act of dissociation, the processing of thoughts and emotions, and/or the act of integration/splitting might be connected to seizures. Different types of headmates, layers, or sisasystems might experience different types of seizures, and auras and triggers might vary between system members.
Although the term is coined with PNES in mind, it can also apply to epileptic and non-psychogenic seizures.
Category:Disorder-Related Terms
Category:Plurplex terms
Category:-plex Terms
Self

A self is at least one self-state capable of reflexive introspection and differentiating itself from others; a sense of "me". Once a self-state or cluster of self-states develops a self, that self continues to gain self-states through a process of elaboration. A singlet has exactly one self in their body, and a plural collective has more than one. Median collectives may consider themselves to be somewhere in between, while medical multiples (or any who identify with the division of finite self-states) may rather identify as less than one. The line between self and self-state can be blurry, and that's okay. All variations of existence are valid, and any can shift along the spectrum with practice.
== History ==
Self-state has been used to describe alters, which some feel is inaccurate to the experience of plurality. Selves are intended to replace self-states when defining headmates, or sapient members of a collective.
== Related Terms ==
A self-state is a phase that has its own behavior, affect, cognition, or needs.
Both singlets and plurals have selves.
Each headmate within a system may be considered to have / be their own self. In this context, "self" may be synonymous with some uses of consciousness, identity, and personality. 
Whether or not a headmate is considered to have / be their own self may be a matter of their emancipation from other system members.
Selfgenplex

Category:Plurplex terms
Category:-plex Terms
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Selfgenplex is a plurplex term that means that an selfgender spectrum identity or being selfgender effects the entire system (or subsystem, layer, etc). It doesn’t have to be in the same way, it just has to affect everyonehttps://revenant-coining.tumblr.com/post/734997152426754048/selfgenplex.
==Gallery==
Selfgenplex flag by revenant-coining.png|alt=a rectangular flag with 8 equally-sized horizontal lines. colors in this order from top to bottom: darkish grey, grey, light grey, white, light purple, purple, darkish purple, darker purple. in the center of the flag is a white symbol outlined in darkish purple. the symbol is 5 circle outlines with varying sizes and spacing connecting to a bigger circle outline in the middle.|Selfgenplex flag by revenant-coining.
Simplified selfgenplex flag by revenant-coining.png|alt=a rectangular flag with 8 equally-sized horizontal lines. colors in this order from top to bottom: darkish grey, grey, light grey, white, light purple, purple, darkish purple, darker purple.|Simplified selfgenplex flag by revenant-coining.
==References==
Selfharmbased

Selfharmbased, also known as autobased, selbased, and SHbased, is a -based term for systems based in self harm. This means that the system is affected by self harm 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.
== History ==
The term, along with its flag, was coined by Tumblr user autogoric on July 20th, 2022. https://www.tumblr.com/autogoric/690313432921227264/selfharmbasedautobased
== Related Terms ==
Selfharmgenic is the -genic equivalent to selfharmbased.
Selfharmorma is the -orma equivalent to selfharmbased.
Selfharmdawn is the -dawn equivalent to selfharmbased.
==References==
Category:-based Terms
Selfharmgenic

Selfharmgenic is an origin term that relates to self harm.
== Variants ==
Selfharmorma is a specific variant of selfharmgenic referring to headmate origin, using the -orma suffix.
Selfharmdawn is a specific variant of selfharmgenic referring to sisasystem origin, using the -dawn suffix.
== History ==
Selfharmgenic, selfharmorma, along with selfharmdawn was coined by Pluralpedia user "Ice" and posted to Discord on November 19th, 2024.
== Related Terms ==
Selfharmbased is the -based equivalent to selfharmgenic.
== Gallery ==
File:Selfharmgenic Pride Flag 1(1).png|Selfharmgenic first flag by "Ice"
File:Selfharmgenic Pride Flag 2.png|Selfharmgenic second flag by "Ice"
File:Selfharmorma Pride Flag 1.png|Selfharmorma first flag by "Ice"
File:Selfharmorma Pride Flag 2.png|Selfharmorma second flag by "Ice"
File:Selfharmdawn Pride Flag 1.png|Selfharmdawn first flag by "Ice"
File:Selfharmdawn Pride Flag 2.png|Selfharmdawn second flag by "Ice"
Self-Inflictor

A self-inflictor is a headmate that inflicts self-harm on themselves or the body. This could be an unhealthy way to relieve stress, or it can be impulsive. It could also be because of an SH addiction the headmate has.
This role can be paired with sadist, masochist, or persecutor. They can be paired with a controller, who watches and follows them through headspace and while fronting.
This role must be used as self-identification, not assigned or forced upon a headmate.
== Related Terms ==
* Impeter
* Attacker
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Self-Programming

Self-programming is a process similar to programming, but induced mostly or even completely by oneself. 
Some common self-programming examples include:
* A situation where trauma-induced dissociation already exists, and self-programming is considered a kind of strategy against adversity by the victims, leading to system formation. Self-programmers may or may not know what a system is.
* Parogenic system hosts (such as tulpamancers or soulbonders) create/cause exotrauma/intratrauma (as well as trauma-induced dissociation) and therefore implant commands, triggers (such as aggression towards others while being mentioned something), etc., on parogens during creation. (Note: Acts of this kind are regarded as abusive in the tulpamancy community.)
* Someone deliberately letting others program them as a form of self-harm.
== History ==
There is some debate as to whether programming can be done by oneself, as opposed to maintaining and upholding existing programs by an internal programmer . This is due to the mechanisms by which programming is realised.
== Related Terms ==
Scriptwriter and codebased are terms that may be used in reference to self-programming, though they are distinct from programming as a method of mind control.
Building mind middleware may require self-programming.
Egotraugenic refers to systems or headmates formed due to acts committed by oneself, including self-programming.
==References==
Category:Terms Related to RAMCOA
Selfshipbased

A selfshipbased system is a system whose functions, headspace, system members, etc that are affected by self-shipping.
This could involve the following:
* Introjects of fictional others, aka selfshiptives
* Introjects of self-inserts
* System members with the appearance of self-inserts in headspace
* Headspace locations from self-ship fanworks the system has made, or from canonical locations in their fictional others' source material
* A system with many members involved in self-shipping
* A system with members who have xenoroles related to self-shipping
== Related Terms ==
This term uses the -based suffix.
A selfshiporma is a system member who originates through self-shipping in some way. 
Category:-based Terms
Selfshiporma

A selfshiporma is a system member who originates through self-shipping in some way. Such a member is probably, but not necessarily, a selfshiptive.
== Related Terms ==
This term uses the -orma suffix.
A selfshiporma member may be part of a selfshipbased system.
== Gallery ==
Selfshiporma simplified.png|Simplified version of Local Void's flag
Category:-orma Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Selfshiptive

A selfshiptive is an introject that comes about as a result of self-shipping. 
This will usually be an introject of the fictional other, but introjects, self-inserts, or other characters appearing in self-ship fanworks can fall under this term.
== Related Terms ==
Ths term uses the -tive suffix.
A selfshiptive is probably, but not necessarily, a selfshiporma.
A selfshiptive may be a member of a selfshipbased system.
== Gallery ==
Selfshiptive simplified.png|Simplified version of Local Void's flag
Self-State

A self-state is a psychobiological phase of being defined by behavior, affect, cognition, or needs. Everybody has self-states, and one self can have many self-states which range from ego states (like anger or fatigue) to identity roles (like parent or employee). A state can be as granular as a single piece of data or as robust as a whole profile of external and internal differences. Some self-states contain more self-states nested inside, while others roll around on their own like loose marbles. In collectives with multiple selves, self-states can be shared or duplicated between members.
== History ==
Self-state is sometimes used by clinicians to describe alters or fragments. There's been a change in ideology by the creators of the Theory of Structural Dissociation from viewing members of medical systems as small and less than one to recognizing each as capable of producing unique readouts from both brain scans and physiological exams, hence 'psychobiological'. Not all self-states will have such dramatic differences, as these are associated more with self than self-state, but a win is a win.
== Related Terms ==
Self-state has been used to define alters, which can feel reductionary to collectives composed of elaborated headmates. 
A self-state or cluster of self-states that gains a sense of "me" becomes a self.
Mode may overlap or be considered synonymous. 
==References==
Category:Psychiatric Terms
Selftroject

Selftroject is a term for introjects of a system's self or sense of self. This could be an introject of the body, the singletsona, the pre-plural self, or something else.
== Related Terms ==
A systive is an introject of a system, and may overlap. 
== History ==
This term was coined on the wiki on March 13th, 2024, by The Sisyphean League.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Semi-Factive

A semi-factive is a headmate who identifies as an original self and contains only a partial component of their source or sources. 
They may feel their identity is 'inspired by' or 'based on' their sources without them explicitly being a factive.
== Related Terms ==
The fictive counterpart to this term is semi-fictive, and semi-factive individuals may also use labels like altive or post-factive.
Semi-factives with several sources could be called a composite.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Semi-Fictive

A semi-fictive is a headmate who identifies as an original self and contains only a partial component of their source or sources. 
They may feel their identity is 'inspired by' or 'based on' their sources without them explicitly being a fictive.
== Related Terms ==
The factive counterpart to this term is semi-factive, and semi-fictive individuals may also use labels like altive or post-fictive.
Semi-fictives with several sources could be called a composite.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Semi-Fluotive

A semi-fluotive is a headmate who identifies as an original self and contains only a partial component of their source or sources.
They may feel their identity is 'inspired by' or 'based on' their sources without them explicitly being a fluotive.
==Related Terms==
*Fluotive
*Faitive
*Amalgam
*Semi-Fictive, Semi-Factive
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Semi-Fragmented

Semi-fragmented refers to a fragment that is in the process of filling, or is not entirely fragmented. 
These parts usually possess one or two criteria of a headmate, but do not have full identity, or have half of each "criterion".
==Related Terms==
This may be considered a type of demi-member that lies in between fragment and "full headmate". They may also be considered fragmentflux if the criteria they fit changes over time. 
Category:Headmate Formation
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headmate Elaboration
Semifuse

Semifuse is a term which a part of the system, or a sisasystem, merges together to form one conscious being temporarily.
This is not to be confused with fusion as all the headmates involved are still there, just as one temporarily. After awhile, everyone involved will return to their separate selves. https://constellationsystemthings.tumblr.com/post/689821874808668160/fusefluid-and-semifuse-coining-post
== Related Terms ==
Fusefluid is a similar term to semifuse.
== References ==
Category:Terms Related To Fusion
Semi-Introject

A semi-introject is a headmate who identifies as an original self and contains only a partial component of their source or sources. 
They may feel their identity is "inspired by" or "based on" their sources without them explicitly being an introject.
== Related Terms ==
The terms semi-fictive and semi-factive are more specific terms to semi-introjects.
Semi-introjects with several sources could be called a composite.
==References==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Semi-Member

A semi-member is a headmate in a system, or sisasystem, who does not feel fully-formed but also does not feel like a fragment. It's the in-between state of being more complex than a fragment, but not quite as multi-faceted as a full on headmate. 
== Related Terms ==
Demi-member refers to being a partial, but not full, system member, when it comes to absences from the system.
Category:Headmate Elaboration
Semimultiple

A semimultiplehttps://pokemania.tumblr.com/post/662599885442383872/semi-systempluralmultiple-a-person-who person is one who feels like they are “on the cusp” between being multiple and singlet, or feel like they’re only half-multiple/half-singlet/something similar. Some examples of this can be:
*Median systems that feel like they’re closer to being a singlet than multiple.
*People who have trouble distinguishing between being multiple and being a singlet due to other disorders/disabilities.
*Gateway, Dreamway, or Paracontinuum systems that are not consistently plural.
==Related Terms==
Demiplural is similar to semi-multiple, but describes the experience as being "stuck" rather than how the system is. 
Semi-Multiple could also fall under Plural Non-System.
==References==
Category:Headmate Separation
Semi-overseer

Semi-Overseers are partially Tied-Overseers, rather than partially overseers. There are many different traits that Semi-Overseers can have that allows them to be considered as such:
(Only 1 of the 3 requirements need to be met)
# Has been allowed into an overtower by a Tied-Overseer, therefore has been able to oversee/watch over the headmates in the main system for a period of time.
# Is a Tied-Overseer but does not stay in the overtower/is able to go into the main system's layer(s) without problems.
# Is someone who formed a cluster/group (or sometimes, something as simple as an alliance) with the/a Tied-Overseer and is now able to go into the overtower whenever they choose/without permission from others.
Semi-Overseers do not often share characteristics and personality traits. Since anyone who was allowed to see the Tied-Overseer's overtower and experienced the process of overseeing headmates is technically a Semi-Overseer, each Semi-Overseer tends to be unique. This also means that if a Tied-Overseer shows a Semi-Overseer their overtower, it takes a lot of trust from both parties in the process.
== Related Terms ==
Tied-Overseers are overseers that have overtowers and watch over those in the system without a protective motive needed.
Overtowers are bases that allow Tied-Overseers to see people in the system.
To oversee is to watch headmates through overtowers.
Category:Functional Role Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms
Sempersystem

A sempersystem is a system where all or most headmates are always close to the front, but not always fully there. 
They may pop in to say a few words. Due to them always being in the front, it's easier to switch to a certain headmate. Sempersystems will most likely share all memories with each other, but may not.
== Related Terms ==
Sempersystems commonly experience co-consciousness & co-fronting, which can cause a lot of blurring.
Category:Fronting Terms
Senpiamancy

Senpiamancy is the practice of creating headmates through various techniques. A headmate created through senpiamancy is called a "senpia". The term was created as an alternative to the term tulpamancy and specifically denotes a person who believes the creation of their headmates is due to psychological reasons, whereas tulpamancy can refer to people with both metaphysical and psychological beliefs.
==Related Terms==
Thoughtform may be a similar term or synonym. 
Category:Headmate Formation
Sensory Soother

A sensory soother is a system member who fronts in order to relieve or alleviate sensory distress. They may or may not be aware of this role and may be more like a fragment than a headmate, though they have the potential to become a fully realized headmate.
They may struggle to talk to the other system members when not in front, and may or may not be able to control when they front. They may only be able to front when the system is confronted with sensory distress.
== History ==
This term was coined by the Werewolf Pack on September 29, 2023.
== Related Terms ==
They are a type of soother.
A sensory soother may be part of a neurodivergent or neurobased system.
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Sensual Reliever

Sensual relievers or sexual relievers are headmates that relieve sexual tension by helping to masturbate or teach masturbation to other sexually repressed or sexually needing headmates, usually in the confines of the inner world. When a sensual reliever is restricted to only those who are close to them, that is a limited sensual reliever. 
== History ==
This term was coined by Nuviel of the Clever Feathers Clan. Specifically so Nuviel could have a term to express how they help with the more sexually repressed headmates of the system.
== Related Terms ==
This is a type of Reliever. A sensual reliever may also be a sexual protector or a sexual alter. This type of headmate has much overlap with a hyperérosian or appellisian, but the difference is in how those urges are expressed. Instead of general hypersexuality, this headmate's sexual urges are channeled into helping and eventually wanting to be helped by any highly sexually needing headmate — once they are comfortable enough with each other, that is. 
== References ==
Sexual Desire (Wikipedia)
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Sex-related terms
Sensuanaut

A sensuanaut or sexuanaut is a headmate that fronts for the sake of relieving the system's body's masturbation needs in the outer world. This role could involve relieving sensual tension through purposely reading smut, working the body up, and then relieving the sensual tension that results from such endeavors through stimulating the body's erogenous zones. How the sensuanaut does their role is up to them (they may not read smut at all, and instead make use of inner world sensual relievers or HLH to work themselves up). 
A sensuanaut may get explicit permission from their system's host, primary fronter, core, or any headmate that is closely connected to or aware of the body at any given moment. 
== Related Terms ==
This type of headmate could be a hyperérosian (hypersexual headmate), sexual alter (headmate formed from or relating to sexual trauma), sexual protector (protector of the body from sexual trauma) or appellisian (highly sexually adventurous headmate). This role is a type of -naut term.
These headmates may also make use of help by limited sensual relievers or sensual relievers to work themselves up enough to do their role. In this way, all three of these roles are very intertwined.
== History ==
This role was originally defined as a personal sensual reliever by Ardent, as he knew what he did for the body, but wasn't sure what to call it. Once Ardent explained to his son, Lumen, what he felt he did for PWC's body, Lumen later refined that name to the term sensuanaut. Then Zephyr wrote this history section, and edited the definition as written by Ardent to fit Pluralpedia.
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Sex-related terms
Category:-naut Terms