nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
Extraumagenic

Extraumagenic refers to when a system formed partially or wholely from some form of trauma but the kind of trauma is unknown.https://sites.google.com/view/plural-terms/system-origins?authuser=0#h.3r0hsidr4nn5 https://dodstoldpackage.tumblr.com/post/628914111533678592/system-origins (archive)
This includes if subsystems or sidesystems formed due to some form of trauma regardless if the main origins are trauma-based or not. 
This can also be used by systems who do know, but don't want their origin term to disclose what kind of trauma they have suffered from or do suffer from.
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Fableing

Fableing are a fictional identity facet in a median system, who has experiences and feelings in common with both fictives and fictionkin in a way that makes them feel positioned somewhere between or adjacent to the two.
This could include facets one considers fictotypes as well, or medians who feel like each of their facets is an identity closer in feeling to being a fictive one than a fictotype when they switch/shift, or anyone who feels switch and shift are synonymous, or those who are fictional facets themselves.https://haunt.wtf/rook-writings/fableing.html
==Related Terms==
The corresponding term for factive/factkin facets is factling.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headmate Separation
Fabletive

Fabletive describes a headmate who experiences their identity as being somewhere in between a fictive and being fictionkin. Either term might not seem 'entirely accurate', hence taking an identity positioned between or adjacent to the two.https://twitter.com/sancccomplex/status/1537750499470069760
==Related Terms==
This term may be considered a synonym to Interfictive.
The term fabletive is based on the term fableing that are used by median systems.
Factletive is the proposed corresponding factive/factkin term.
==References==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Fablygenic

Fablygenic (Fable + poly + genic. Pronounced “FAY-blee-JEN-ick”) is a system origin that can only be expressed through many, sometimes contradicting, myths or legends. For instance, a fablygenic system may say that they were originally split when they fell from heaven, and also originally split by a mad scientist, and also originally split on purpose in an act of self-sacrifice, and so on. https://uber-gender.tumblr.com/post/677053651667271680
== Reference ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Facamorian

A facamorian is a factive who is attracted to or in a relationship with their source. A relationship between a factive and their source is known as a facamorian relationship. 
== Related Terms ==
The fictive counterpart of this is ficamorian.
Category:System Relationships
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Facamtive

A facamtive is a headmate who is sourced from fanmade content for real-world works, with no connections to the original people other than the fanmade content, such as fanart, fan cams, fan edits, etc.
== History ==
The term and its flag were coined by Tumblr user the-silent-fellowship on July 3rd, 2023.https://www.tumblr.com/the-silent-fellowship/721883155922026496/facamtive
== Related Terms ==
* A fogtive is someone who is partially, somewhat, or almost a factive, but factive doesn't seem 'quite right' or 'entirely accurate'.
* An editive is the fictive verson of facamtive.
* A vaguetive is an introject who formed/walked in with almost no attachment to their source and with very few canonical exomemories as a result of their system having very limited knowledge of said source.
== Gallery ==
File:Facamtive.jpg|The facamtive flag
File:Facamtivenosymbol.jpg|The facamtive flag with no symbol
==References==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Faceclaim

A faceclaim is any face element that a system member uses (such as a face, a voice, etc.), either for out-of-system appearance (e.g, profile pictures and aesthetics), or for in-system appearance (e.g, an actor that looks similar enough to them, an audio clip that sounds similar to their voice style, etc.).
An audio clip that resembles a system member's voice may be called a voiceclaim.
Faceclaims may be just as important to a person as an introject's source.
It is not to be confused with soma, the form a member takes in headspace. 
==Related Terms==
A facetroject is an introject of a face, and has no choice over the faceclaim.
A mimic is a non-introject who can only appear as other members of a system, due to not having a visual or physical form of their own. This can lead them to appear exactly like the faceclaim a member is using.
A dopplurganger is a system member that has a similar/identical appearance of another person without sharing the same source or identity. As such, they may have faceclaimed the same elements from different sources (e.g, the face of the same actor, playing a different character from two different shows).
A vistroject is a non-introject whose entire appearance needs to be based on/connected to an external source, potentially due to aphantasia (an inability to see images in your head). As such, they may have faceclaimed the same elements from different sources as well.
Facet

Category:Common Terms
A facet is a less-differentiated headmate, most commonly seen in median systems. They may present as an "alternate personality", a holder of specific traits or emotions, or a "mask" layered over a central headmate (called a core, blanketself, or other names). Facets do not typically have amnesiac barriers, but having them is possible. 
==Related Terms==
Median systems commonly label their headmates as facets, while OSDD-1a systems sometimes do as well. 
Facets that blur the line between kin and introject can identify as a fableing or factional.
Fragment may overlap and even be considered a synonym, depending on personal definition, since both terms refer to less-differentiated headmates. 
==References==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headmate Separation
Facetroject

Facetroject refers to a headmate who is an introject of a face. That is, a non-introject that formed with the face of a character or person but is not that character or person. These are generally headmates who look like certain people, but are not those people.
==Related Terms==
For any aspect of a full visual appearance, not just a face, see vistroject.
If the headmate in question gained the introjected face after forming, they may be considered a pre-fictive or pre-factive. 
The introjected face may be considered a transformative source.
Headmates like this may or may not consider themself molded rather than sourced.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Factbond

Factbond is a term that replaces the term factive and is under the umbrella term anaspect. It is a term for spiritual/non-medical systems meaning that said headmate using the modifier looks like a person from real life but is not medically introjected, and instead comes from another place/location/universe. 
The word itself comes from the term factive's prefix 'fact-' and then the term soulbond, meaning they are alike a factual person but still spiritual in their origin. While the word uses the word soulbond, the term factbond is not exclusive to soulbond origins alone. Factbond headmates are anaspected from a person whom exists in this universe, the fictional version of this word is charabond. 
==History==
This term was coined to be exclusive to spiritual/non-medical systems.
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Factian

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

Factional refers to a headmate who is a fictional character in this universe; identifies as a fictional character but doesn’t consider themselves fictional; has had past lives as the character or person they identify as/are; identifies as a fictional character or factive of someone but doesn’t connect much to their source self; or a member who is in some other way spiritually connected to a character or person.
It was primarily created with those in mind who don’t like the terms fictive, factive, etc and how they often carry some connotations that they might not actually really be who they identify as, just based on them, but can be used by anyone who relates to it in someway.https://sites.google.com/view/dodstoldterms/home
==Related Terms==
Fuzztive and fogtive refer to headmates who are partially, somewhat, or almost a fictive/factive, but it doesn't seem ‘quite right’ or ‘entirely accurate’.
Quoisourced refers to a headmate that is unsure if they have a source or feels that the binary of sourced and sourceless doesn't fit them. 
Post-Fictive and Post-Factive refer to headmates that previously held a fictive/factive identity but no longer considers themselves to be that same person.
== Gallery ==
File:Factional Pride Flag 1.png|Factional flag by "Ice".
File:Factional Pride Flag 2.png|Factional flag without symbol by "Ice".
File:Factional Pride Flag 3.png|Factional flag simplified by "Ice".
File:Factional Pride Flag 4.png|Factional flag simplified without symbol by "Ice".
File:Factional Pride Symbol 1.png|Factional symbol by "Ice".
==References==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Factiplex

Factiplex is a term under the plurplex umbrella wherein factual, or non-fictional media affects the system as a whole in some way. The ways of which can differ depending on the member.
== Related Terms ==
Fictiplex - a plurplex term wherein 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
Factish

A factish is a headmate who originated as an entirely unsourced entity and later adopted traits of a factional source. This can be done for any reason. These headmates differ from factives in that they are not introjects. If a factive is an introject of a factional source, a factish is something similar without actually being fully sourced from a non-fictional source. These headmates may or may not consider themselves sourced.
== Etymology ==
This term derives from the term factive. They are “factiveish” in that they do draw from factional sources, but are distinct from factives due to this not being their entire identity or origin. Hence they are “factish” but not “factive.”
== History ==
This term was coined by the Ironwood Collective based on another of their terms coined 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-factive. 
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Factive

Factives are headmates that are based on a factional or non-fictional source, like another person. Sources can include celebrities, historical figures, friends, abusers, or anyone else. The source can be a singlet or a member of a system (including their own, or someone else's). 
== Related Terms ==
Introject is an umbrella term that includes fictives and factives, which can be considered medical and avoided by certain types of systems.http://www.karitas.net/pavilion/glossary.html#introject Though some systems consider the term to be open for use in a non-medical context, the term should not be used for systems without their consent.
Fictives are headmates based on a fictional source.
Soulbonds can include factives.
Factlings are headmates in median systems who identifies as both, or somewhere between, being a factive and factkin. 
Factive-flux is when a headmate's connection to their source(s) varies over time. A post-factive is someone who no longer identifies as what they were originally a factive of.
A semi-factive is someone who is partially a factive in some way, and a fogtive is a headmate who is partially, almost, or somewhat a factive but does not feel the label is entirely correct. Similarly, a factional is a headmate with a source, but doesn't connect entirely with their source self or the connection is spiritual. 
A system with many, or mostly, factives can be called a factive-heavy system.
== Gallery ==
Factual introject flag.jpg|Factual introject flag by Tumblr user humorsunbalanced.
Factual introject symbol .png|Factual introject symbol by humorsunbalanced.
Factual introject symbol with flag.png|Factual introject symbol with flag by humorsunbalanced.
Factive alternate.jpg|Factive flag by revenant-coining.
Factive yourfaveisafactive.png|Factive flag by yourfaveisafactive.https://yourfaveisafactive.tumblr.com/post/728240439202840576/and-for-the-factive-flag
== References ==
Category:Common Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Factive-flux

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

A factive-heavy system has a high number, or is mainly made of, factives, or outsourced headmates based on people who/things that exist in the outerworld. There is no set percentage or number needed to identify as factive-heavy.
==Related Terms==
This term uses the -heavy suffix. 
Anything that falls under the factive umbrella counts: faitives, factive-flux headmates, nonsimilous factives, fogtives, etc. Many systems that are factive-heavy have a low introjection threshold. 
The other outsourced counterparts are fictive-heavy and general introject-heavy.
Category:-heavy Terms
Factkin

Factkin are kin who identify as a person who has existed in the shared reality at some point, either living or dead. This practise can be, but is not exclusively, spiritual in nature. 
==Related Terms==
Otherkin are individuals who identify as non-human; the term is itself under the alterhuman umbrella.
Therians are kin who identify as an animal that exists or has existed at some point in the outer world.
Fictionkin are kin who identify as a character or species (otherkin) from fictional media.
Category:Not Plural Exclusive
Category:Nonhuman Terms
Factling

A factling is a factual identity facet in a median system who has experiences and feelings in common with both factives or fogtives and factkin in a way that makes them feel positioned somewhere between or adjacent to the two.https://plurgai.tumblr.com/post/645341097439215616/factling-a-factitious-identity-facet-in-a-median
== Related Terms ==
The fictional equivalent of this term is fableing, and the mixed fictional and factional equivalent is faetling.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headmate Separation
Fading

Fading occurs when a headmate starts feeling less present, may be active in the system less and less and eventually can leave the system entirely. 
Fading may be traumatic to the remaining system members. In some cases, an entire system may fade, leaving only a singlet; this is one cause of an empty system.
It is possible for faded headmates to return, as it is often extremely difficult to tell the difference between faded and dormant.
Faegenic

Faegenic is a term which describes a system or headmate that has their origin influenced by the Fae in some way. Examples may include:
* A delusion related to believing they are from the Fae, or are a changeling.
* A spiritual system that is connected to the Fae.
* Gateway or dreamway systems that have walk-ins that are from the Fae.
* Etc.
==Similar Terms==
Faegenic may be considered spirigenic or a xeno-origin.
== History ==
Faegenic was coined at an unknown time by Tumblr user girlboygirlfriend, and later added to Pluralpedia by The Evergreen Forest System.
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Category:Spiritual Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Faetling

A faetling is a fictional and factual identity facet in a median system who has experiences and feelings in common with both faitives or faintives and fictionkin/factkin in a way that makes them feel positioned somewhere between or adjacent to the two.https://pinklemonades.carrd.co/#terms2
== Related Terms ==
A fableing is a fictional identity facet who has experiences in common with fictives or fuzztives and fictionkin, while a factling is a factual identity facet who has experiences in common with factives or fogtives and factkin. Just as a faitive could be considered a mix of fictive and factive, a faetling could be considered a mix of fableing and factling.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headmate Separation
Faggenic

Faggenic refers to a system formed from or affected by self IDing as a faggot.https://pinkchainsaws.tumblr.com/post/667804762163511296/faggenic-trannygenic This term can only be used by those who can reclaim it, and should be a self ID term and not forced on anyone.
== References ==
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Faintive

A faintive is someone who is partially, somewhat, or almost a faitive, but faitive doesn't seem ‘quite right’ or ‘entirely accurate’.https://pinklemonades.carrd.co/#terms2
Between or partially faitive and something else (the something else may or may not be defined, personal choice). 
== Related Terms ==
Fuzztive is the fictive counterpart of faintive, and fogtive is the factive counterpart. Just as a faitive could be considered a mix of fictive and factive, a faintive could be considered a mix of fuzztive and fogtive.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Faitive

Not to be confused with armistive, a term for introjects that don't want to disclose whether they are a fictive or factive
A faitive is a system member that has traits of both fictive and factive.
== Related Terms ==
Introject is an umbrella term for headmates who have a source.
One of the forms of faitive, "fucktive", was coined by Fucktive Fair independently to have a different definition, one of the same meaning as armistive.
== Flag ==
The faitive flag created by the VexedSystem on January 5, 2024, along with two simpler versions.
=== Flag Meaning ===
The dark blue is representative of the parts of a faitive that are factive, the purple is representative of the parts of a faitive that are fictive. The overlapping colors and gradient represent the blending and overlapping of those traits.
The ampersand symbol is optional, and represents plurality.
=== Colors ===
* #020151
* #1a1a73
* #4f048a
* #7122af
* 9f43d5
* f0edf7
== Gallery ==
File:Faitive.png|The main faitive flag created by the VexedSystem, created on January 5, 2024.
File:Faitive Simple &.png|alt=A simpler version of the faitive flag created by the VexedSystem, created on January 5, 2024.|A simpler version of the faitive flag.
File:Faitive Simple.png|alt=A simpler version of the faitive flag, without the ampersand, created by the VexedSystem, created on January 5, 2024.|A simpler version of the faitive flag, without the ampersand.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Fake-Claiming

Fake-claiming is the act of claiming that someone is faking a part of their identity, presentation, or attributes. This may occur in personal interaction as well as indirectly, such as claims being made about another person online and through social media, even without addressing the person themselves. Such claims can insist that an experience is real but a specific person is lying about experiencing it, or they can deny the existence of an experience or phenomenon altogether.
Fake-claiming is often focused on mental health issues, identities, experiences, and similar, and the supposed faking behaviour is often attributed to attention seeking. 
In terms of plurality, fake-claiming refers to claiming that someone is faking their system and often their plurality as a whole. Singlets, medians, and other systems can engage in this. Common targets of fake-claims include introject-heavy systems, medians, and systems that are otherwise not traumagenic, like endogenic, parogenic, or mixed origin systems. It is also directed at programmed systems, and often systems as a whole. 
== Related Terms ==
Imposter syndrome can be caused by fake-claiming.
==History==
There is much discussion about whether or not fake-claiming should be done within a community, and opinions are varied. Some communities advocate for not fake-claiming at all, others value calling out misinformation and trolling behaviour to avoid association of "obvious fakers" with said community and discourage mocking actions, even others engage in fake-claiming of phenomena but do not promote individual exclusion. 
Category:Discourse-Related Terms
Category:Not Plural Exclusive
Fakergenic

Fakergenic is a term with multiple definitions:
# A headmate or subsystem formed by a system after being fakeclaimed.
# A system/headmate/subsystem/sidesystem/ect that's origin is often seen as "fake" by others. This can be used on its own, or combined with another origin (fakergenic stressgenic, fakergenic endogenic, fakergenic mixed origins, ect.).
# Another term for pseudogenic (a system that formed after faking being a system).
# A label simply used to piss fakeclaimers off.
== History ==
The term was originally used in r/SystemsCringe by an unknown user, but was reclaimed and coined into an actual term by Tumblr user welcometotheneongarden on August 6th, 2022. The flags were made the same day. https://www.tumblr.com/welcometotheneongarden/691883848813903872/fakergenic-colors-picked-from-rsystemscringe-and (archive)
== Gallery ==
File:Fakergenic.jpg|The fakergenic flag
File:Fakergenic simplified.jpg|A simplified faker flag
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Unknown Origin Terms
Faking

Faking is the act of pretending to have an attribute or experience without actually having / experiencing it. People are often accused of faking in relation to sensitive topics or to gain access to certain communities or spaces. 
In the context of plurality, especially disordered plurality and other disorders, faking is a common topic of discourse. This is especially pervasive since internal experiences are hard or impossible to prove or disprove. 
Faking is a conscious and deliberate action that is distinct from misconceptions of misinterpretation of symptoms. 
==Related Terms==
This overlaps with the common perceptions of Munchausen's syndrome and other factitious disorders, as well as the concept of iatrogenic disorders. 
Imposter syndrome is often accompanied by thoughts or fears that one is "just faking", which conflates intentional faking with unintentional misconceptions. 
Some systems who start out faking may become pseudogenic systems. 
Category:Common Terms
Category:Not Plural Exclusive
Category:Discourse-Related Terms