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Groupie

A groupie is a term used to describe an ardent fan, usually female. 
The term originated in the music and band fandom, where it was defined as someone whose goal it was to attend as many events as possible, to meet members of the band, and hopefully, have a closer (often sexual) relationship or encounter with them. 
The term is somewhat interchangeable with stan, and can also be used to describe fans of sports, the space program, actors, professions such as police, BNFs See examples at It's time for HP fandom to put up or shut up and No, seriously, y'all would tell me right? , and even high-profile criminals.
Stalking public figures, sometimes with nefarious and disastrous results, is a form of this behavior. 
"Groupie" is almost always used in a derogatory way to describe someone in thrall, having few morals, is silly, and is without taste or qualms. Some fans, however, have taken back the term, not unlike the term media slut and slash slut. A fan in 1997 wrote: 
A common topic of fannish conversation: what are the differences among "groupies, "actor fans", and simply "fans"? While the term may not be specifically used, where do these labels fall in the geek hierarchy?
From more, see Groupie at Wikipedia.
==Encouraged by Culture and Journalists==
The idea of female fans offering themselves sexually to celebrities was one promoted by journalists. One example is a 1976 article about the actor, Paul Michael Glaser, who portrayed David Starsky: 
 
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==Fanworks==
* "Groupie" by Jenny Fabian, a thinly-disguised 1969 RPF, for-profit book, see , a June 2013 blog post about this famous book
* * Disgusting Slavering Paul Darrow Groupies by Rachel T. (fansite)
* Starf*cker (2000)
==Meta==
* Essay 2; archive link by Sandra Manning (July 2012)
==References==
Groupieshipping

Groupieshipping is the ship between Junko Makurada and Momoe Hamaguchi from Yugioh GX.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
The pairing are a rarepair, with just 9 works on Archive of Our Own, a small number of posts on Tumblr, and a small presence on other sites such as Pixiv and zerochan. 
==Fanworks==
=== Fanfiction ===
*Hunger Pangs, written by cynthia_harrell for 15pairings
*Surely Win by Higuchimon, a post-canon one-shot.
=== Fan Art ===
* 【私服遊戯王交流】ジュンコさんとももえさん by towa
=== Fan Vids ===
*I Wanna Ruin Our Friendship, a fanmix by academiamisawa on 8tracks
*GX Month : Day 22 (She Keeps Me Warm) by Logan ElFreecs
==Other==
*Groupieshipping tag on Tumblr
*Ship tag on Archive of Our Own
Category:Yu-Gi-Oh! RelationshipsCategory:Yuri Pairings
Category:Femslash Pairings
Category:Girls' Love Pairings
Grow Old With You

"Grow Old With You" is a Man from U.N.C.L.E. vid by Pavlowsdog. It is a slash vid with the pairing of Napoleon Solo/Illya Kuryakin. It was uploaded to the vidder's YouTube page on February 3, 2008.
==Reactions/Reviews==
This vid was recommended by elijahwildchild on Crack Van: "Along with her cool (see her Steve McQueen Affair) vids and funny (Masochism Tango) ones Pavlowsdog produces sweet "aaah, bless..." vids. This is one of them. It's kick-started my working day on many occasions when a little early-morning video balm helps soothe the pain of working for the NHS (that's the health service in the UK for all you non-Brits). It's a real sentimental delight and always makes me smile."
==References==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. VidsCategory:Slash Vids
Category:2008 Vids
Growin' Up

Growin' Up was a VividCon 2011 Premieres vid for the character Lindsay Weir from Freaks and Geeks. The video was posted on Vimeo and is still available to view.
==Vidder's Notes==
:Thanks to renenet and pipsqueaky for the support.
==Comments==
==References==
Category:Freaks and Geeks
Category:2011 Vids
Growing Pains (Starsky & Hutch zine)

Growing Pains is a gen Starsky & Hutch 150-page novel by Sparkle731.
Publisher's summary: "Follow David Starsky as he grows from a rebellious teenager with a chip on his shoulder into a man who knows what he wants out of life."
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:2012 Zines
Growth

Growth is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Marag. 
Summary: A Jedi comes of age. 
At the author's site was a "coming soon" announcement for a sequel called Beginnings.Marag's Offerings. The Star Wars TPM page, via Wayback: 2000. (Accessed 18 November 2015)
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Gru's Plan

Gru's Plan is a four panel internet meme usually showing the character Gru from Despicable Me standing in front of a blank easel, creators can add whatever text they like to the blank space. In the first three panels Gru looks excited about what is printed on the easel, but in the last panel he looks confused or upset about what is written. This meme first appeared around early to mid March 2018, and quickly became popular on sites like Tumblr and Twitter. Fans used the meme to humorously depict their fandoms and make fun of themselves. 
thumb|upright=1.5|Example of Gru's Plan meme, used to illustrate the difficulty of writing fanfiction 
==Examples==
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===Fandom Specific===
* Treasure Planet
* LOTR
* Riverdale
* Sherlock (TV series)
* Panic! at the Disco
* Dangan Ronpa
* Batman
* Merlin (TV series)
* Zootopia
* Game of Thrones
* Harry Potter
* Star Trek: Voyager
==Resources==
*Know Your Meme: Gru's Plan 
Category:Despicable Me
Category:2018 Memes
Gruff 'n' Grim

Gruff & Grim is a Professionals story by HG. It was an 8-page circuit story that was later republished in HG Collected #2. Two sequels to the story are X-Ray-Ted and Bear With Me.
It is a story on The 1985 Hatstand Express Top Ten Lists. 
==Summaries==
Author's summary: "Bodie and Doyle discover some old friends." On a copy of the circuit zine, these friends are listed as "Barbara, Trish, & Amanda."
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
Grump

==Overview==
Grump is the dragon of Gobber the belch in the How to Train Your Dragon films.
 
==History==
(history of fannish interest in the character - fan activities, meta discussions, first appearance of character in fanworks, etc.)
==Common Pairings==
(the popular pairings for the character and a brief discussion of popularity can go here.)
==Fanon and Common Tropes in Fanworks==
(links to relevant trope pages, explain fanon characteristics)
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
===Fanart===
===Vids===
===Other Fanworks===
(filk songs, felt dolls, graphic novels, cookies, etc.)
==Archives and Communities==
==Links and Resources==
* Grump's page at the official HTTYD website
==References==
Category:How to Train Your Dragon Characters
Grumpy Character and the Sunshine Character

Grumpy Character and the Sunshine Character is a common relationship trope where two characters have contrasting personalities, with one lively and outwardly happy while the other is more stoic and grouchy, but despite this contrast, they are close friends and/or lovers. 
In fanfiction, some writers will put together two characters with conflicting personalities together, ranging from the subtle to the utmost-extreme, and attempt to extrapolate how their dynamic and mutual connection plays out, with varying results. In some cases, such as in longfic, this character dynamic may eventually blossom into a variation of enemies to lovers or a similar trope as a fic progresses.
This trope is also present in visual fanworks as well, and may be represented with a literal sun and cloud over the characters' heads or with very contrasting expressions. It can also be represented by contrasting color schemes or shades, depending on the characters' personalities.
Although this trope has been in fandom in some form since its beginnings, it only became widely identifiable after the popularity of ship dynamic memes on social media sites such as Twitter and Tiktok in the 2020s. In a way, it's more identifiable in fannish spaces as a ship dynamic than as a trope. It also may have started with the popularity of the Haikyuu!! fandom, wherein the main characters Kageyama and Hinata have these characterizations to almost exaggerated degrees. As Haikyuu's popularity occurred in the mid 2010s, this may have started the rampant art memes on TikTok.
The trope is a sub-trope of opposites attract and it's almost never seen in ships which may be considered enemyslash.
==Related Tropes==
===Childhood Friends===
===Rivals (Enemies) to Friends===
== Example Fanworks ==
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== Example Relationships ==
*Kageyama/Hinata from Haikyuu!!
*Sakura/Syaoran from Cardcaptor Sakura
*Erasermic from Boku no Hero Academia
*Elsanna from Frozen
*Aziraphale/Crowley from Good Omens
*Kel/Aubrey from Omori
*Clarissa/Nona from Oxenfree
*Alex/Ren from Oxenfree
*SoulSilverShipping/HunterShipping from Pokémon Heart Gold and Soul Silver
* Erk/Serra from Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade
* Tharja/Henry and Gerome/Cynthia from Fire Emblem Awakening
* Python/Forsyth from Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia
*Felix/Annette from Fire Emblem: Three Houses/Warriors: Three Hopes
* Zelkov/Kagetsu and Alfred/Rafal from Fire Emblem Engage
* Kyon/Haruhi from The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya
*Jonas/Alex from Oxenfree
*Bert and Ernie from Sesame Street
*Noah/Owen from Total Drama
*Allison/Saturday from vivid/statis
*Andy Dwyer/April Ludgate from Parks and Recreation
*Wednesday Addams/Enid Sinclair from Wednesday
*Glinda/Elphaba from Wicked
*Sora/Riku from Kingdom Hearts
*Aang/Zuko, Mai/Ty Lee and Azula/Ty Lee from Avatar: The Last Airbender
*Lumity from The Owl House
*Pat/Pran from Bad Buddy
*Charlie/Vaggie from Hazbin Hotel
*Uzi/N from Murder Drones
*Renora and White Rose from RWBY
*Homestar/Strong Bad from Homestar Runner
==Resources==
*Grumpy and Sunshine works on Archive of Our Own
* on TVTropes
Category:Relationships Glossary
Grungefic

Grungefic is a Buffy the Vampire Slayer fic by Darkhavens pairing Spike/Xander. This story is a Season 1 AU. It begins with an alternate first meeting between Spike and Xander, and focuses heavily on Xander's grief and guilt after the death of his childhood friend Jesse. The story was posted to Darkhavens personal site slashverse and to their LJ comm bloodclaim.
Grungefic was nominated for The Unfinished Fic Award at The White Knight Awards. It was also nominated for Best Angst, Best Drama, Best Plot and Best Unfinished at The SunnyD Memorial Awards and for The Inside Your Twisted Mind (Spike Characterisation) Award and The Bleeding Soul Award at The Fade To Black Awards.
==Author's Notes ==
==Reviews and Reception==
==References==
Category:2005 Fanfiction
Grup (glossary term)

Grup is an older fannish term meaning "adult." 
Its origin in Star Trek is from the Star Trek: TOS episode, "Miri," in which all adults on a planet have been killed by a plague, and the children remaining refer to adults as "grups," a form of "grown-up."
Another use: "Gamers Universal Role Playing Supplement."
==Examples of Use==
From The Halkan Council, two high school students who've been editing the letterzine for years, want to know more about K/S: "Both of us will be having a tough time keeping up with the new 'adult' fanfic, we're not 18 yet! Shirley hits the landmark of gruphood in August, with Sandy following in early Setpember -- will SOMEBODY tell us about Warped Space #20 and Gerry Downes Alternative? (As anyone will tell you, we're very mature for our *ages... ahem, coff*)" 
From a Moonbeam flyer in 1978 regarding some Space:1999 stories: "Will we publish 'grup' stories? If tastefully done, with solid characterizations and good storylines, yes." 
From the introduction to Kraith Collected #2 regarding "Ssarsun's Argument": "It is a milestone in that it marks the first of the "Kraith for grups" stories. Being privy to the events to come, I'll give you a hint -- watch "Spock" carefully. He shows up again in a very important context." 
Category:Star Trek TOS Fandom Glossary
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
Gryff Names

Gryff Names was a website designed to keep track of the nicknames used by members of Gryffindor house on the Harry Potter website Pottermore. It was created by Crookshanks (VineHallow211) and Fae Runewild (RuneWild145) during the site's beta period, and continued accepting nicknames after Pottermore opened to the public, although the influx of new names was such that the site had a permanent 2-3 week backlog. The site appears to have fallen inactive some time in 2012.
Alongside Fae and Crookshanks, the site was maintained by Red (MistRune11), Charms (SunBat151), Bolt (StoneFirebolt200) and Whizbee (MugwumpVine7413). The maintainers of the site collectively referred to themselves as 'The Keepers'.The Keepers, Gryff Names. Accessed September 14, 2017. Updates about the site were published to 'The Lions' Den'. 
The site also had a list of rules and FAQs, and a 'Dishonorable Mentions' or 'Wall of Shame' list for anyone who was caught stealing another user's nickname.Dishonorable Mentions, Gryff Names. Accessed September 14, 2017. (Link now 404s)
==References==
Category: Harry Potter Websites
Gryffindor Tower

Gryffindor Tower was a Harry Potter archive and community for the Harry/Ginny ship.
== The Queens of H/G ==
The "Queens of H/G" (QoHG) was a self-coined term for the group of GT administrators. The original "Queens" were Imogen, Firebolt909 (Paula), Chryslin (Sue), and Ashwinder (Anne), the founders of the archive. An early version of the archive FAQ stated:
Marian, Carissa, Amy and Caitlyn later "became friends with the original queens, passed a rigorous and highly secret initiation, and became queens themselves."Gryffindor Tower FAQ, archived 12 August 2003 by the Wayback Machine: "The two original queens are Firebolt909 and Imogen, who decided to start a mailing list. As a result of this list Chryslin and Ashwinder joined the group and we decided to start a website together. That site became Gryffindor Tower. Others (Marian, Carissa, Amy and Caitlyn), became friends with the original queens, passed a rigorous and highly secret initiation, and became queens themselves."
===An Ode to the Queens===
==Links==
* FAQ
* forms (what remains, one sample)
* Royal Dictionary (in-joke explanations, vocabulary)
* The Orb and Sceptre
==Some Fiction==
* author index
* Politics of Dancing by Chryslin
* Deconstructing Harry by Chryslin (based on Imogen's Carpe Diem)
* Ghost Story by Ashwinder
* The Carpe Diem Compendium
* Carpe Diem by Imogen
* fiction by Imogen 
* Alpha and Omega by Imogen
==History==
The site grew out of the queensofhandg Yahoo! Group, started by Imogen and Firebolt909 in July 2001. Chryslin and Ashwinder soon joined the group, and the four founded the Gryffindor Tower archive. The archived opened on September 8, 2001.Magoo, et al. SQ, a history. Archived 05 July 2004 the Wayback Machine. (Accessed 03 April 2012.)Charlotte Lennox. The Msscribe Story, Preface and Chapter One. 15 June 2006. (Accessed 06 April 2012.)
* hatred of slash fic
* linked to the MsScribe fiasco (PottersGinny) 
* smut was locked behind a password 
* "Ginny! Harry! Babies! Bring on the babies!"
From Charlotte Lennox and The Ms.Scribe Story:
== Closure == 
On September 20, 2003 a statement on the GT website and associated LiveJournal journal announced that Gryffindor Tower would be closing.gryffindortower at LiveJournal. Official Statement. 20 September 2003. (Accessed 03 April 2012 via the Wayback Machine.)fandom_wank on Journalfen. Harry Potter "Pre-Wank". 20 September 2003. (Accessed 03 April 2012.) The site was officially closed on October 3, 2003.Gryffindor Tower. Main Page. Archived 08 October 2003 by the Wayback Machine. (Accessed 01 April 2012.)
The official statement released by the site's moderators states:
Further details were revealed at the Yahoo! groupqueensofhandg (defunct) and by individual moderators, which have been consolidated at Gryffindor Tower's article at the Fandom Wank wiki.
After the closure of GT, Anne and Marian went on to start the multifandom archive Bitchnmoan.net.
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Archives
Category:Harry Potter Communities
Category:2000s
Category:Het Archives
Gryffindor Youth - White Paper.

Gryffindor Youth - White Paper. (グリフィンドール青春白書) is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Jet Monster, and is Jet Monster's second Harry Potter doujinshi. It is subtitled Quidditch Special !! (クィディッチ・スペシャル).
== Reviews ==
== Gallery ==
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== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2002 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Gryffins Serpent

Gryffins_Serpent is a Harry Potter Yahoo! Groups mailing list for slash fanfiction involving combinations of the characters Remus Lupin, Severus Snape, Harry Potter, and Sirius Black.
Its description states:
The group hosted several challenges, including a Severus Snape Art Challenge and Threesome Fuh-Q-Fest!.
The group was primarily active from 2003 to 2006.
== References ==
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:Harry Potter Mailing Lists
Category:2000s
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Gryffon's Star

Gryffon's Star is a gen multifandom 75-page anthology. There may have been only one issue. 
It was edited by Paulie and Joanne Papin. Collating was by Nan Burridge, Ben Thomas, Multifeets, and Furbods.
The zine has this dedication: "This premier issue of GRYFFON's STAR is fondly dedicated to Fritz Leiber, Frank Frazetta, Ralph Bakshi, - and Wendi Pini who fulfill my fantasies so well."
==The Editorial==
==Contents==
* Gryffon's Lair (1)
* The Love Story of Frodo Baggins and Persimmon Brandybuck by Kathy Gorman, illustrated by Cheryl Whitfield-Duval (3)
* Beloved Persimmon by Kathy Gorman, calligraphy by Joanne Papin (12)
* Poof by Pat Beese, illustrated by Zenobia (13)
* Rebirth, a story of Ererethe by Joanne Papin, art by Paulie (17)
* Tootikan the Conquerer by HP Benedict, illustrated by Paulie (30)
* Kondor's Heart by Jane Firmstone, illustrations by Todd Hamilton (31)
* Proclamation ("A WORD ABOUT OUR INTERVIEW COLUMN. We at GRYFFON'S STAR feel that an interview with pro-writers, artists, or stars, and/or well-known fen make for interesting reading in our pages. We welcome your interviews with people who share our love for FS&S. Anyone submitting an inter view to us should have it typed as you will find in the following pages. The interviewer will always take full responsibility for their work, so make sure you respect the rights and wishes of your subject. Also, make sure the subject KNOWS that the interview is going into a FAN publication, not pro. And, above all, make sure you have their permission. Not only will you receive a copy of the zine, but so will your subject, so don't forget to get some sort of address for their copy to go to.") (44)
* Ye Old Interview: "Elfguest" starring Wendy Pini (45)
* Elf Maiden by Richard Curth, illustrated by Todd Hamilton (65)
* Saga of the Moonelves (a title page for a story by HP Benedict, art by Paulie) that will be published later (68)
* The Bazaar (69)
* Fanfare ("This is the place to plug your zines people. And for free, too! Whether it's a zine that's coming up, available now or notification of reprint or back issues.") (74)
==Sample Interior==
 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1980 Zines
Category:Elfquest Zines
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Gryphon Press

Gryphon Press published Professionals slash fanzines from the early-1990s through the editor's passing in Jan 2017. As a UK publisher, they were one of main sources for Professionals fanzines for many years. Gryphon was also one of the few zine publishers to bring stories out on tape cassettes. The editor of the press – Sara - also ran the U.K. Circuit Library. 
"Gryphon Press'" publications contain the statement "this zine will remain in print." The publisher passed away in Jan 2017 and it is unclear whether fanzine publications and sales will continue.
==Fanzines==
All are Pros slash:
*A Beach to Walk On - ET, 1997
*Celebrations (Professionals anthology zine in two volumes), 1999
*The Die is Cast - Fiona Murray, 1996
*Ember Days - O Yardley, 1993
*A Family Affair - Lizzie Trenoweth, 2002
*Fruit of the Spirit - Cherilyn, 2000
*The Highwayman - O Yardley, 1997
*Hunted by Devils - H.G., 1993
*Injured Innocents - O Yardley, 2002
*Jigsaw Puzzle - H.G., 1996
*The Larton Chronicles - Rhiannon, second edition with an additional, 2004
*A Lovesome Thing - O Yardley, 2007
*Paper Flowers - Kitty Fisher, 1992
*The Peerless Pair - H.G., 1990
*Printed Circuits #1 - O Yardley, 1995
*Redemption - Kate MacLean, 2007
*Rhiannon - Stories by Rhiannon, 1998
*The Sorcerer's Web - Liz Bradford, 1998
*Unprofessional Conduct #1-12 (anthology zines), 1992-2003
*The Yellow Brick Road – Kate MacLean, 1999
*Two Lovers - O Yardley, 2007
*Septet - O Yardley, 2011
*Roller Coaster - O Yardley, 2015
=== Audio cassette Tape Sets ===
* One Bright Morning by Rhiannon read by Jilly
* Second Round and In the Deep Mid-Winter by Rhiannon, read by Jilly
Gsazara

You may be looking for the Star Trek: TOS novel, Gaesa.
Gsazara is a gen Star Trek: TOS 63-page novel by Alinda Alain. 
From Media Monitor: "Members of the crew have died, attacked by someone or something unknown... and then Spock is attacked."
From an eBay seller: "When Spock is attacked, the bond between him and Kirk seems to offer some protection. An alien female (Gsazara) describes the culprit, as a man-like-psychic-creature that was left for dead some years ago, alone on a planet."
==Series== 
Note: this is the order in which the stories should be read; as per notes in "A City Without Walls," it is not the order of their publication dates.
* Gsazara (1988)
* One Among You (1985)
* A City Without Walls (1991)
==Inside Sample==
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==Series Description==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Gsystem

Gsystem was a doujinshi circle that produced Gankutsuou doujinshi in the mid-2000s. The circle also published doujinshi for other fandoms as S・SYSTEM.
== Works ==
=== As Gsystem ===
* 巌窟☆倶楽部, published December 2004
* 続・巌窟☆倶楽部, published January 2005
* tasogare・gankutsu★kurabu (黄昏・巌窟★倶楽部), published May 2005
* スキとキス、コイとアイ。, published May 2005
* フランティックが止まらない, published July 2005At D-Monger / At Otaku Republic / At suruga-ya.jp
* スキとキス、コイとアイ。２, published August 2005
* 君の訳僕の良い訳, published October 2005At Otaku Republic/ At suruga-ya.jp
* KarmaForest, published March 2006
* 僕と君の声の差と差, published June 2006
* スキとキス、コイとアイ。３, published August 2006
* スキとキス、コイとアイ。４, published October 2006
* 僕が君に出来る事, published December 2006
Anthologies with Gsystem's work:
* Gankutsuou Comic Anthology (2005)
* LF (January 2006)
== References ==
Category:2004 Category:2005
Guarantees

Guarantees is a K/S story by A.T. Bush.
It was published in the print zine Beyond Dreams #6.
==Summary==
"Once back on board and free of his link to T'Pring, Spock is cornered into accepting Kirk for his unresolved pon farr when both he and his captain are confronted by McCoy."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2003 Fanfiction‎
Guardian

* Guardian, a mostly Star Trek:TOS & Star Wars zine
* Guardian, an X-Files story by Amy Vincent
* Guardian, an X-Files story by Sugar Rush
* Guardian, a Supernatural doujinshi
* The Guardian a Stargate SG-1 story, sequel to First Prime, note: titled The Guardian online, and Guardians in print
* The Guardian, a Real Ghostbusters/Shadow Chasers zine
* The Guardian, a Doctor Who newsletter
* The Guardian, a Space: 1999 zine
* The Guardian, a Star Trek and science fiction newsletter 
* The Guardian, an American TV drama starring Simon Baker
* The Guardian, an American movie starring Kevin Costner and Ashton Kutcher
* Guardian (webseries), a hugely popular Chinese webseries
*Keeper, also called a Guardian, a multifandom term