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Feniject

A feniject (alt. phoeniject or pheniject) is a sysmate who is introjected from a past life. They are not a reincarnation or walk-in of said life, just sourced from it. A feniject may form in an ecliptogenic system that is collectively phoenixal, where all sysmates identify as having this specific past life due to splitting apart in this current life. Another way in which a feniject may exist is if a non-traumaorma sysmate, such as a spiribond, has influenced their system to the point of causing the creation of a feniject of the spiribond's personal past life.
Fenijects may front to manage feelings related to their system's fenitype, and they may hold all knowledge related to the fenitype. It's possible that their system may not feel much connection to its fenitype until they front, and this may also be affected by them going dormant or staying further away from the front.
Fenijects may layer over other sysmates, feeling similar to a shift in closeness to a specific fenitype. For some systems, layering in this way and experiencing fenitype-shifts may be one and the same.
== History ==
This term was coined by "G" of A Shattered Dragon's Spirit on the 14th of December, 2023, to describe a sisasystem of his bondalters.
== Related Terms ==
* Fenitive is a sysmate who is phoenixal.
* Fenigenic is an intentionally broad system origin that describes ones that formed from past lives in some way.
* Reincarnitive refers to a sysmate who is a reincarnation of a past life.
* Fableing, fabletive, and interfictive (and their factive counterparts) may be used as synonyms by systems who don't identify as phoenixal, and instead describe themselves as past life kins.
* A feniject may also identify with the labels of fictive, factive, OCtive, intraject, nonhuman, etc.
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:Spiritual Origin Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Nonhuman Terms
Fenitive

Fenitive, also known as fenimate and altixal, is a headmate who is phoenixal.https://fenikae.carrd.co/#terms
== Related Terms ==
* Fenigenic is an intentionally broad system origin that describes ones that formed from past lives in some way.
* A feniject is a headmate who is introjected from a past life, but is not a reincarnation.
* Reincarnitive is a term for a headmate who is, or is sourced, from a past life, being the reincarnation of the reborn/remade life.
* Previvmate is a term for a headmate who knew at least one other system member in a past life, and has ended up in the same body in this life.
== References ==
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Nonhuman Terms
Fhinanara-kah

The Fhinanara-kah system of terminology, or alternatively the Spiritwork Terminology System (it was originally conceived to provide an alternate lens for describing plurality in an explicitly spiritual-based, but nevertheless inclusive of non-spiritual and psychological systems, framework) is a terminology system brought into this world by Meilerah Lánaβas of the «»Moonlight Symphony Exoplex/Tharyath«». 
It aims to provide alternative terms for plural concepts, as well as augmenting and expanding areas of plural terminology viewed as lacking nuance or areas that remain undescribed by mainstream language. Fhinanara-kah terms are 100% freely inter-usable with mainstream plural terms, and are not intended to conflict with them at all.
Fhinanara-kah is based on an exosprache spoken by the terminology system's creator in fhaer innerworld, and as such, uses no English-language or even Earthly-language roots, meaning it may be hard to understand, but is culturally neutral to an extent, in terms of the etymology of terms.
== Basic Terms ==
Some basic terms in the Fhinanara-kah system include:
* Tharyath, roughly equivalent to system
* Zellan, roughly equivalent to sisasystem
* Navha, which includes both tharyaths and zellans as a neutral term
* Kkaila, anyone who shares a brain with other people; a system member
* Vhelek, meaning "to front", and its literal translation Command (as in, commanding the body)
** A person who fronts is called a Vhelekkar; a frequent fronter a Vhelekkar-maath; and the general term for a host Ayasse (also spelled Ayase), though it has a different connotation from host, instead of being similar to the term Herald.
== Origin Terms ==
Fhinanara-kah de-emphasizes origins, with architecture and functioning terms more prominent. However, there are some basic origins, and many microlabels as well. The root word used to coin origins is din, also spelled edin.
* Fhunadin - a term for protogenic soul-based systems
* Fhinanedin - a term for protogenic psychological systems
* Chantodin - a term for Adaptive systems, of any kind
* Thenaradin (also thenedin) - a label for systems that originated through soulbonding, gateways, (spiritual) channeling, or external beings moving into or connecting with the body
There are several other origin terms as well.
Category:Fhinanara-kah Term System
Ficamorian

A ficamorian is a fictive who is attracted to or in a relationship with their source, typically in a ficto relationship. A relationship between a fictive and their source is known as a ficamorian relationship. The term comes from "fic" in both fictive and ficto and "amor".
== Related Terms ==
The factive counterpart of this is facamorian.
Category:System Relationships
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Fictian

Fictian refers to fictive loving source, aka a fictive who is in a relationship with their source/someone in a relationship with a fictive of them.https://a-plural-mess.tumblr.com/post/656006639988752384/alright-yall-so-after-having-a-talk-in
The term fictian is meant to be used to describe the actual relationship and not the actual headmate in the relationship.
== Related Terms ==
Factian is the factive counterpart.
Ficamorian is a term for a fictive who dates or is interested in their source.
== References ==
Category:System Relationships
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Fictidfluid

Fictidfluid is an identity for a headmate whose fictional identity is fluid in how it presents or is perceived. Their identity is fluid between fictionkin and fictive, with fableing or fabletive being in the middle. Any system member can use this label, regardless of origin or type should it resonate with or fit them.
Fictidfluid as a name is a combination of fict, id and fluid, pulling from the words fiction, identity and fluid respectively. "Fictid" is pronounced like "fictive" but with a "d" sound instead of a "v" sound.
== History ==
The term was coined by The Crown Constellation on August 12, 2023. https://www.tumblr.com/the-crown-constellation/725508094578278400/fictidfluid
== Gallery ==
Fictidfluid.png|The fictidfluid flag.
FictidfluidWithMeanings.png|The fictidfluid flag with meanings.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:-flux & -fluid Terms
Fictikai

A fictikai is an introject whose source is not alive in some form. 
==Related Terms==
A fictikai may simply be a living version of their source, and be nonsimilous or an altive, or they may appear as dead in the headspace. 
A fictikai may, for example, be a factive of a deceased historical figure, or a fictive of a supernatural non-living being, like a vampire or ghost. 
They may also be a reborn version of their source, and be a fenitive or reincarnative.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Fictionkin

Fictionkin are kin who either identify as species from fictional media or as characters from fictional media. Depending on the person, their belief could be spiritual, but its not always, as psychological fictionkin exist. This is not to be confused with copinglinks or simply relating to a character.
==Related Terms==
Otherkin are individuals who identify as non-human, and itself is under the alterhuman umbrella.
Therians are kin who identify as a non-sapient animal; newer definitions limit it to species that exist or have existed in the outer world at some point.
Factkin are otherkin who identify as a person who has existed or will exist in the shared reality at some point, either living or dead.
==History==
Symbol at the top of the page was made by who-is-page on tumblr https://www.tumblr.com/who-is-page/694238797951565824/i-made-a-new-fictionkin-symbol-because-i-fucking September 1st 2022.
Category: Not Plural Exclusive
Category:Nonhuman Terms
Fictiplex

Fictiplex is a term under the plurplex umbrella wherein fictional media affects the system as a whole in some way. The ways of which can differ depending on the member.
== Related Terms ==
Factiplex - a plurplex term wherein factional, or non-fictional media affects the system as a whole
Introplex - a plurplex term wherein introjection affects the system as a whole
Category:-plex Terms
Category:Plurplex terms
Category:System Terms
Category:Sourced & Introject Terms
Fictish

A fictish is a headmate who originated as an entirely unsourced entity and later adopted traits of a fictional source. This can be done for any reason. These headmates differ from fictives in that they are not introjects. If a fictive is an introject of a fictional character, a fictish is something similar without actually being fully sourced from a piece of media. These headmates may or may not consider themselves sourced.
== Etymology ==
This term derives from the term fictive. They are “fictiveish” in that they do draw from fictional sources, but are distinct from fictives due to this not being their entire identity or origin. Hence they are “fictish” but not “fictive.”
== History ==
This term was coined by the Ironwood Collective on Tumblr.https://ironwoodcollective.tumblr.com/post/720358984177139712/fictish
==Related Terms==
This may be considered a specific type of amalgam and / or a synonym to pre-fictive. 
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Fictive

Category:Common Terms
Fictives are headmates based on a fictional source. Common sources are media like games and books, but almost anything can be a fictive's source, such as original characters or D&D characters created by other system members.Fictives on the Fictionkin Wiki, via Wayback Machine, 2021
== History ==
== Related Terms ==
Introject is an umbrella term which includes fictives and factives, which can be considered medical and avoided by certain types of systems.A Suggested Glossary on Pavilion Though some systems consider the term to be open for use in a non-medical context, this term should not be used for systems without their consent.
Factives are headmates based on a non-fictional source, like another person.
Walk-ins and soulbonds can be some types of fictives and were formerly more synonymous. 
Fictionkin can also involve considering oneself to be a fictional entity, but can be experienced by singlets. Fictives may identify as fictionkin if they choose. A fableing is a headmate within a median system who is identifies as both, or somewhere between, a fictive and a fictionkin. 
Fictive-flux is when a headmate's connection to their source(s) varies over time. A post-fictive is someone who no longer identifies as what they were originally a fictive of. 
A semi-fictive is someone who is partially a fictive in some way, while polyfictive or multifictive is someone who is made up of multiple fictional entities. Polyfictives and multifictives could be considered composites.
A system with many, or mostly, fictives can be called fictive-heavy.
== Gallery ==
Lhz-fictive.png|Flag by ([https://archive.today/LfQMU archive) localhazard]
Fictional introject.jpg|Fictional introject flag by Tumblr user humorsunbalanced
Fictional introject symbol.png|A fictional introject symbol by humors unbalanced
Fictional introject symbol with flag.png|The fictional introject symbol with its flag by humorsunbalanced
Fictive yourfaveisafictive.png|Fictive flag by yourfaveisafictivehttps://yourfaveisafictive.tumblr.com/post/728240282097893376/oh-one-more-thing-we-have-opened-submissions-if
Fictive beyond-mogai-pride-flags.jpg|Fictive flag by beyond-mogai-pride-flagshttps://beyond-mogai-pride-flags.tumblr.com/post/170442030210/fictive-pride-flag (archive)
Category:Soulbonding Community Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Fictive-flux

Fictive-flux refers to a headmate who only sometimes self-identifies or feels like a fictive identity. A fictive-flux may move between non-introject and introject or between several introjected identities.
== Related Terms ==
Fictive-flux may be considered a subterm of sourceflux.
The factive counterpart to this term is factive-flux. Fictive-flux individuals may also use terms like fuzztive or altive to describe their experiences.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:-flux & -fluid Terms
Fictive-Heavy

A fictive-heavy system has a high number, or is mainly made of, fictives, or outsourced headmates based on fictional characters. There is no set percentage or number needed to identify as fictive-heavy.
==Related Terms==
This term uses the -heavy suffix. 
Anything that falls under the fictive umbrella counts: faitives, mostives, OC fictives, nonsimilous fictives, fableings, etc. Many systems that are fictive-heavy have a low introjection threshold. 
The other outsourced counterparts are factive-heavy and general introject-heavy.
Category:-heavy Terms
Fictivosexual

Fictivosexual is a plural-only identity for someone who is attracted to fictional characters who turn out to be fictives or fictives who used to be fictional others (f/os) and still use or prefer ficto- terms being used for them.
As an example, if someone who identifies as fictosexual either has a big crush on one fictional character in particular or have been dating a f/o for sometime and one is, knowingly or unknowingly, are plural. One either gets fictives often or have just discovered they're plural. That f/o then turns out to be a headmate or a fictive, yet ones attraction towards them doesn’t go away for that reason. In that case, this term can be used by said fictive and the person who was attracted to them, regardless if you continue to be with them or not. If said fictive is still comfortable with identifying as a f/o or having other ficto- terms used for them, then this term is for them as well.
== History ==
The term, flag and symbol were coined by SeeInk Junction on August 25th, 2023.https://www.tumblr.com/luzi35/726649494792470528/fictivosexual
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
== Gallery ==
File:Fictivosexual.png|The fictivosexual flag
File:FictivosexualNoSymbol.png|The fictivosexual flag with no symbol
File:FictivosexualSymbol.png|The fictivosexual symbol
== References ==
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Fictobased

Fictobased may refer to:
# A system that is based in fictophilia. This means that the system is affected by fictophilia in some way, with it being able to affect innerworld, headmate roles, functions, or headmates themselves, but isn’t necessarily an origin.
# A system that is based in fiction or fictional works. This means that it affects the way the system exists in someway, with it being able to affect the innerworld, functions, headmate roles, and/or headmates, but it isn’t necessarily an origin. Ficto- can be replaced by any fictional media or franchise.
== Related Terms ==
Fictobased uses the -based suffix. Its first definition may be similar to philiatien. 
Systems based in fictosexuality may or may not identify with this term due to the -philia suffix implying the presence of a paraphilia.
Category:-based Terms
Fictopiria

Fictopiria is a word that describes the specific feeling fictives may get when rewatching or thinking of their source. It's similar to homesickness, but relating to places that are fictional in this world. 
It's similar to generic homesickness as it is a yearning to return to home, missing a place or missing people. It's connected to feelings of nostalgia as well, as one may yearn for a past, objects and locations and engage in content from the source in a way that singlets may consider simple nostalgia.
== History ==
The word fictopiria, and its adjective counterpart fictopiric, is comprised of three parts: ficto, from the English word fiction, meaning "invented, as opposed to real; fictional"; opiri from the Esperanto word sopiri, meaning "to long for, yearn for"; and ic/ia, from the English words nostalgia/nostalgic, meaning "a bittersweet yearning for the things of the past".
The word can be used exactly the same in sentences as nostalgia/nostalgic would be used.
==References==
Category:External Interactions
Fictothergenic

Fictothergenic is a term that describes a headmate that formed in correlation with them being a fictional other.
== History ==
This term was created by pluralpedia user KrillGod on December 10th 2024. 
The flag was also provided by user KrillGod.
== Gallery ==
File:Fictothergenic flag with symbol.png|alt=The flag is 5 stripes, brown, off-white, white, light green, and dark green. The flag has an optional symbol, a white circle outlined in brown with a smaller light brown circle in the middle. The circle is meant to mirror the fictoromantic and fictosexual flag.|Fictiothergenic flag with symbol by KrillGod
File:Fictiothergenic flag without symbol.png|alt=The flag is 5 stripes, brown, off-white, white, light green, and dark green.|Fictiothergenic without symbol by KrillGod
Fictotherian

Fictotherian is a sublabel of therianthropy, describing those who identify as a species from a fictional media. It can also be used by those who are fictionkin, and whose kintype is an animal, fictional or real. 
This can include but is not limited too, dragons, griffins, unicorns, animals found in fictional works, etc.https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/621625/https://alterhumanity.fandom.com/wiki/Fictotherian
==History==
The term was in use as early as 2022https://alterhumanmusic.tumblr.com/post/696953917705207808/this-song-is-by-therian. A number of close synonyms were in use much earlier: theriomythic / theriomythos, as early as 2010, and weremythic, as early as 1996.
==References==
Category:Not Plural Exclusive
Category:Nonhuman Terms
Filmtive

A filmtive is an introject who, rather than being a character from a film, is the film conceptualized into a single person. They may look like any specific character from their source, like a mix of characters or a completely different person. 
The filmtive's personality might reflect the overall mood of the film. For example, if the film had a melancholy feel, the filmtive might be depressed; if the film were cheery and upbeat, so might be the filmtive, among other traits.
Like other introjects, it is entirely up to the filmtive whether they are okay with being compared to their sources!
== Related Terms ==
Other kinds of introjects with media-based sources are songtives & musicatives.
Filmtives may be considered conceptives or fantives. 
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Filterer

A filterer is a headmate whose role is to filter other headmates, specifically when those headmates can be easily misunderstood, have the tendency to be incredibly blunt, seen by others as rude or if they aren't human talking to humans. They can either be fully front, in shotgun or observing. 
== Related Terms ==
A filterer can also be an emboteer, a specusian, a translator, a messenger pigeon, or a negotiator, but does not have to have these roles to be considered a filterer and vice versa.
A filterer may be considered a protector but depends on the individual system.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:System Roles
Category:Protector Subterms
Final Fusion

Final fusion is the process during which a system fuses until there is only one headmate in the body; essentially, becoming a corelet. The resulting individual may be a sum of all headmates that previously existed, or see themself as completely unique. Some systems may finally or fully fuse by accident, while for others, it's a long-term objective they work towards.
Since fully fusing requires complete integration among all system members, including all traumatic experiences, final fusion may take a lot of time and require "fully" healing any trauma a system has experienced. 
==History==
Final fusion is one of the potential goals of healing for some disordered systems, with resolution being another. While final fusion was regarded as a necessary final step of healing and measure of therapy success in earlier treatment attitudes, publications also report that finally fused patients are "unstable" in their fusion and may re-split easily.(Kluft) Therapists have also pressured patients into pursuing final fusion, or dismissed their wishes to attain resolution.(Haunted Self).
Over time, resolution has become a more seriously considered alternative to final fusion by both disordered systems and professionals.(treatment guidelines) This is in part due to intense effort required by many systems to reach final fusion, the instability of the resulting state, the infeasibility of achieving final fusion for systems that are severely traumatized. Instead, systems with large member count may aim to "fuse down" to a more manageable number. 
Final fusion has been the focus of many debates on "valid" forms of healing and is an uncomfortable topic for some systems.
== Related Terms ==
Final fusion is not the same as when all walk-ins leave the system; those headmates have not fused, just left. It's also similar to system collapses, but like the former, does not necessitate fusion.
The headmate resulting from a final fusion can also re-split, becoming plural again; a version of this can be seen in bombogenic systems, system resets, and other origins.
Category:Psychiatric Terms
Category:Terms Related To Fusion
Category:Discourse-Related Terms
Fiokebased

Fiokebased is a term for a system that is based in or on Fionna and Cake, with it possibly affecting the systems structure, innerworld, or the headmates themselves.https://www.tumblr.com/chiroluna/729996015854288896
== Gallery ==
File:FiokebasedSimpleByClusterBrains.PNG
File:FiokebasedByClusterBrains.PNG
== References ==
Category: -based Terms
Firpergenic

Firpergenic is a -genic term that refers to a system (or subsystem, layer, ect) that formed because of imagining oneself as a system, or from referring to themself as multiple (ex: saying "we" even though they're a singlet / don't have a subsystem).https://archive.today/CWzbN
==Related Terms==
Pseudogenic can be defined as a system created by faking a system to where the system became real.
Imaginagenic systems are formed through imagination play. 
==References==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Created Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Fixabased

A fixabased system is one whose headmates and / or structures are based on hyperfixations.
This means that hyperfixations have affected the way a system exists, but it isn’t necessarily an origin.
==Related Terms==
A fixagenic system is one whose members form due to ADHD hyperfixations. 
A fictive sourced from a character that a system hyperfixated on is a fixtive. 
A hyperfixspace is a headspace that is drastically influence by one or more hyperfixations. 
A spinbased system is one based in special interests. 
A fascinagenic system is one whose members form due to an intense interest, as may be caused by ADHD hyperfixation or autistic special interest. 
This term may fall under ADHDbased. 
==History==
This term was coined on Tumblr, by user plurgaihttps://archive.today/E5NyB.
==References==
Category: -based Terms
Category:ADHD-Related Terms
Category:Disorder-Related Terms