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Prankster

A prankster is a type of headmate who is persecutor-aligned. They are mischievous and often found doing things to harm the system in question. 
Pranksters do not do these things to purposefully harm the system, per-se, but do it for fun or their own enjoyment.
== Related Terms ==
A jokestar is a similar term that is not persecutor-aligned.
A jester is a similar term that can be caretaker-aligned.
Delight and comedian also describe playful headmates.
Category:System Roles
Category:Persecutor Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Prastress

Prastress, also known as praestress or prastressgenic, is a system origin for systems or headmates who are mixed origin but predominantly stressgenic.
== History ==
The term and flag were coined by now-defunct Tumblr blog aeliuzi on May 15th, 2023, with the etymology of prae coming from the Latin praecipue, which translates to "mostly", "especially", or "particularly". https://www.tumblr.com/pluralitywords/717536448016990208?source=share
==Related Terms==
This term implies the prefix "pra-" / "prae-" as indicating that a term describes a mixed experience but is a primary or predominant descriptor. 
==References==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Mixed Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Pre-

Pre- is a prefix describing a member in a system who was not originally an introject or had a source, but feels like they are becoming one, or that an introjected identity is relevant and meaningful to them.
==Related Terms==
A headmate such as this may be called a pre-fictive or pre-factive. 
If the new source connection is due to trauma, this is synonymous to clostive.
The prefix Post- is the opposite, as it describes a member that was originally an introject but disconnected from their source.
== Etymology ==
Pre means "before" or "anterior to" in Latin.https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/pre-#English
==References==
Category:Affixes
Precurgenic

This term is not to be confused with:
- paragenic, an origin where a system was caused or influenced by MaDD;
- pariogenic, a system made up of walk-ins and/or soulbonds;
- parogenic, an origin where a system or headmate was created on purpose;
Precurgenic refers to a system that was always there in some form, but fully formed through self-exploration. Coined anonymously.
== Related Terms ==
Protogenic refers to a system which has existed from birth, has never had a noticeable singlet phase, or cannot remember their formation.
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Pre-Factive

A pre-factive is a headmate that did not start out as an introject but later gained a factive identity or feels like it is relevant to them. 
==Related Terms==
This term uses the pre- affix.
The source gained may be considered a transformative source.
If the source gained is specifically a face or visual appearance, the headmate may be considered a (pre-)facetroject or (pre-)vistroject.
The fictive equivalent to this is pre-fictive.
If the headmate in question previously already held an introject identity, they may be called dualfactive or multifactive.
Pre-factives may or may not be amalgams or composites.
A headmate that started out as a factive but disconnected from their introject identity may be called a post-factive.
== Gallery ==
File:Pre-Factive Pride Flag 1.png|Pre-Factive flag by "Ice".
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Pre-Fictive

A pre-fictive is a headmate that did not start out as an introject but later gained a fictive identity or feels like it is relevant to them. 
==Related Terms==
This term uses the pre- affix.
The source gained may be considered a transformative source.
If the source gained is specifically a face or visual appearance, the headmate may be considered a (pre-)facetroject or (pre-)vistroject.
The factive equivalent to this is pre-factive.
If the headmate in question previously already held an introject identity, they may be called dualfictive or multifictive.
Pre-fictives may or may not be amalgams or composites.
A headmate that started out as a fictive but disconnected from their introject identity may be called a post-fictive.
== Gallery ==
File:Pre-Fictive Pride Flag 1.png|Pre-Fictive flag by "Ice".
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Pregenic

A pregenic system is one where many, all, or individual members came from a past life. 
Aspects of being pregenic may be:
* A strong connection to a past life and considering it part of their identity
* System members who aren't sure if they formed from trauma or aren't entirely comfortable with the word due to past life memories or having a past life
* Being reincarnated in the same body as their system
* System members/subsystems who see themselves as sharing a soul rather than just being a system
* System members who were formed before their system, and have a history elsewhere (similar to walk-ins and soulbonds.)
==Related Terms==
Fenigenic, reincarnitive, previgenic, and antegenic also refer to system members or the whole system having existed prior to the current system or body.
==History==
The term is derived from the prefix pre-, meaning before, and the -genic suffix for system origins. It was coined by Butterfly Blood on Tumblr. 
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Spiritual Origin Terms
Category:Spontaneous Origin Terms
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Presenting Person

A presenting person is a single unit or "member" that is made up of multiple members/facets/etc., and is "presented" to people outwardly.https://archive.today/2f4FL
A presenting person may have their own name, pronouns, and similar traits, despite being made up of others. A presenting person may not technically be the same as an actual member, but it may feel very similar to one when all members are unified together. 
“Person” can be replaced with anything, like member, alter, etc.
== Related Terms ==
Unitian are members made out of more members, making the presenting person.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Preventer

A preventer is a headmate who spots and prevents new bad habits from developing. For example, a preventer may spotting a possible new compulsion and stopping it from becoming one. This term is intended to be used only by systems with OCD, and preventers may be OCDgenic. 
==History==
This term was was coined to be traumagenic-exclusive.
Category:System Roles
Category:Obsessive-Compulsive-Related Terms
Category:Disorder-Related Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Prevera

Category:Daydreaming-Related Terms
A prevera is any character in the daydreams of someone with Maladaptive Daydreaming Disorder, Immersive Daydreaming, or neuronarration that becomes a system memberhttps://archive.today/J8Bcr.
== Related Terms ==
Preveras can be labeled as having parative origin and are oftentimes considered introjects.
A prevera that is also a parame is called a previme.
==Gallery==
File:Prevera flag by quoipunk.png|Prevera flag by quoipunk on Tumblr.
File:Prevera flag by maddcore.png|Prevera flag by maddcore on Tumblrhttps://archive.today/j9Jvo, using quoipunk's colors and localhazard's introject flag template.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Formation
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Previgenic

Previgenic is an origin where one or more headmates existed prior to the body of the collective being born.
Unlike pregenic, the headmates do not have to be from a past life or anything similar, they just existed prior to the body's life.
==History==
This term was coined on the 11th of November 2021 by tumblr user the-planetary-nebulahttps://the-planetary-nebula.tumblr.com/post/667518208986742784/previgenic
==Related Terms==
Protogenic - a system which has existed from birth, has never had a noticeable singlet phase, or cannot remember their formation.
Pregenic - a system where many, all, or individual members came from a past life.
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Spontaneous Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Previme

Category:Daydreaming-Related Terms
A previme is a parame, or the point-of-view character inside the daydreams of someone with Maladaptive Daydreaming Disorder or related experiences, that becomes a system memberhttps://archive.today/J8Bcr.
== Related Terms ==
A previme can be labeled as of parative origin, and are oftentimes considered introjects.
The para version of previme is prevera.
If the previme is a paraself, or a version of the dreamer, then they could be considered a previself.
==Gallery==
Previme flag by quoipunk.jpg|Previme flag by quoipunk on Tumblr.
Previme by maddcore.png|Previme flag by maddcorehttps://archive.today/j9Jvo, using quoipunk's colors and localhazard's introject flag template.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Formation
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Previvmate

A previvmate is a system member who knew at least one other system member in a past life, and has ended up in the same body in this life.https://sites.google.com/view/plural-terms/headmate-terms?authuser=0#h.fxd6ah9e0vjg A previvmate may have been there from birth, or may have joined later, and may or may not have shared a body in their previous life as well.
The suffix -mate can also be replaced with -tive or -genic to fit the system/system member better.
== Related Terms ==
* Phoenixal
== Gallery ==
File:Previvmate.jpg|The previvmate flag by The Silent Fellowship
File:Previvmate no symbol.jpg|The previvmate flag with no symbol
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Primagenic

A primagenic system is one shaped around an original universe the system created through writing, art and other creative mediums.https://sites.google.com/view/plural-terms/system-origins?authuser=0#h.o6pgmqmcoopy
The members may be based around characters and/or concepts in this universe, and the innerworld is shaped around the original universe.
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Created Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Primary System

Primary System is a classification used in systems with layers and/or sidesystems, such as polyplexes, to refer to a specific sidesystem or layer.https://www.tumblr.com/wishiwasfiction/722480847916302336/primary-system-coining-post (archive)
A sidesystem or layer may be named the Primary System due to having:
* The biggest headcount
* The biggest inner world
* Most of the common fronters
* Easier fronting/fronting priority
Primary System should not be used in reference to a sidesystem or layer without permission, as it can be seen as disrespectful or demeaning to the Greater System. 
==Related Terms==
Pivot is a subsystem-analogue. 
== References ==
Category:Terms specific to sisasystems
Category:Structure
Category:External Interactions
Prime Mover

A prime mover (prime moo·vur)https://youglish.com/pronounce/prime%20mover/english is a headmate whose role is to direct and develop any specific project the system is working on, be it occupational, academic, recreational, etc. They consider making progress on this project a priority, and may front (or encourage/delegate others) to work on it, practice skills related to it, research information pertaining to it, and so on. The project may also be a goal, such as to improve at art or cooking. It may be any objective that is collectively important to all or most of the system. Once the project has been completed to a degree the prime mover deems satisfactory, they may or may not move on to a different one.
This term may be used by anyone of any origin.
==Term Origins==
A prime mover is defined as “a person or thing that initiates or gives power and cohesion to something, as an idea, endeavor, or organization.”https://www.dictionary.com/browse/prime-mover
==Related Terms==
A prime mover may be considered a manager/conductor of a specific goal.
They may serve as an assidumate to work on the project when others in the system are unable or unwilling to.
==History==
This term was coined by the Felight system in April 2023.
==References==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe external tasks
Category:System Roles
Prioritization

Prioritization, or prioritizing, describes a system function in which the system picks up on a system member's stress and makes it a priority to get them the help they need; this can range from a small gesture such as directing one or more members to that headmate without needing to change fronters, or as significant as pushing that headmate to the front to get the help they need. 
Another path the system can take is to remove a system member from the front, or to push a system member further inside to protect them. Whether the system pushes a headmate into the foreground or the background with prioritization varies by system and the individual member's needs. 
This usually occurs when a system member approaches, meets, or goes beyond a certain threshold of stress that requires help from another system member, or requires a need to quickly retreat from the front. It's important for those with a prioritization based system function to identify triggers, stress thresholds, how the system handles a member's stress, and the best way to recover from said stress that's tailored to individual needs. 
Any system type of any origin can experience this; while systems with lower memory and communication barriers can be more likely to experience prioritization, this is not always the case. 
== Related terms ==
Front Preference: A system function that describes the front desiring certain traits such as gender identity, special interests, and/or skills. Its desires are often unchanging and remain consistent for a longer period of time. 
Calling: A system function that is related to front preference, but the front's preferences change often, even as rapidly as moment-to-moment for some systems, and often described as immediate or intense; usually more so than a front preference.
Prioritizer

A prioritizer is a headmate whose role is to help with another headmate or the system's stress. They might only be designated to help a specific headmate, a group of headmates, or the whole system. A system can also have more than one prioritizer, even if one or more of the prioritizers help the whole system. The term was inspired by prioritization.
A prioritizer's role might manifest in many ways;
* Resolving conflicts
* Reducing contact with the source(s) of stress
* Redirecting the headmate/system's attention elsewhere until they relax
* Fronting until the source of the stress is gone or resolved
However, it is not limited to any of the above.
A prioritizer may continuously stop a stressed headmate from fronting, or take over front when they try to interact with the source(s) of stress. This can be intentional or unintentional. This can sometimes lead to them becoming frontstuck.
== Related Terms ==
A prioritizer may also be considered a protector, a persecutor, a janusian, or another similar role(s) if they feel those roles also apply to them due to being a prioritizer.
== Gallery ==
eunoia-prioritizer.png|Prioritizer flag by Eunoia Army.
eunoia-prioritizer-alt.png|Simplified prioritizer flag by Eunoia Army.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:System Roles
Prism

A prism is a headmate who hides the system from other people and itself. A prism member tends to be fronting or co-fronting around 90% to 100% of the time. When another headmate fronts, the prism member will cover them and most often act like them without it being blending or blurring.
The prism member can be considered as a wall between headmates and the outer world, and have the sensation of playing a role.
== Related Terms ==
Prism is similar to to term shell. However, shell is often used in a psychiatric context, to refer to median systems, or to describe a similar phenomenon related to programming. 
A prism member can be considered the host of the system, and can have additional role(s).
Similar to shells, prisms may also be fragmentary and may be a part of front. 
Category:System Roles
Category:Host Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:External Interactions
Problemtive

A headmate that's the embodiment of being a problem, a Conceptive of a problem, or in general is problematic as a headmate because they were split/born that way.
== History ==
This term was coined by Pluralpedia User:Thegraveyardsystem on hys Tumblr on July 12th, 2024.https://www.tumblr.com/thegraveyardsystem/755740262531219456/problemtive?source=share
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms
Category:Headmate Formation
Processor

Processors are headmates whose role is to process and deal with certain memories, traits, symptoms, or information.
Sharers can help and sympathize with processors.
== Related Terms ==
* Trauma Processor are headmates whose role is to process and deal with the body's trauma.
* Dissociation Processor are headmates that help process dissociation.
== History ==
This term was coined by Lumafly on September 30, 2024.
Category:System Roles
Category:Holder & Experiencer Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Prochotechspace

A prochotechspace, is a headspace where the internal technology is more advanced than the shared reality's. 
Due to the advanced nature of a prochotechnic headspace, some internal functions (i.e, travelling between areas in headspace, memory sharing) may be dependent on technology. Prochotechnic headspaces may also have an increased amount of mechanistic headmates, compared to a kanetechspace or mesaitechspace. 
==History==
'Procho' from the Greek word 'Προχωρημένος' (Prochoriménos) meaning 'advanced.'
==Related Terms==
This term uses the -techspace suffix.
If a sentispace is prochotechnic, the headspace may interact and communicate with headmates and the innerworld through transmission (e.g, through the use of technology like AI). 
Category:Headspace Modifiers
Category:-space Terms
Proditiogenic

Proditiogenic describes a system or system member formed from trauma resulting from betrayal. Signs that a system, a member, or a group of members were formed or re-discovered in this manner is assessing if the system or system member(s) had a history of being betrayed. A multitude of events can be interpreted as betrayal, such as being an introject becoming a member of a system in the wake of being written out of their home universe via being sent/killed off for merely plot reasons, or it can include external world conflicts like the loss of a support system or having employment terminated by what was once thought to be a trusted employer. This can also extend to subsystems or other members spurred by internal betrayal among the system. 
Proditiogenic systems and/or system members can form or be re-discovered in any system regardless of origin. 
=== History of the Term ===
Proditiogenic is a portmanteau of proditione and -genic. Proditione is latin and literally translates to the word betrayal. This term was coined by The Etheridge Collective.
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Proferian

Proferians are similar to trauma holders, in that these system members hold traumatic memories.https://sites.google.com/view/dodstoldterms/home 
They may even get stuck reliving said trauma from time to time or very often. The degree of which depends on how a system works.
While reliving said trauma, they are often unaware of the passage of time and thus are rarely the system member or members who handle daily life for a system.
== References ==
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Programframe

A programframe is a type of flareframe that's a program. The flares that fit in it may lack elaboration, emotion, identity, etc. They might be the bare minimum of traits needed to go through with the programming without fully re-experiencing the trauma.
Programframes might produce programmed flares with the help of an artisan, or do so subconsciously.
Category:Terms Related to Modularity
Category:Terms Related to RAMCOA
Programming

Programming is the process of using trauma-induced dissociation to implant commands and structure in a system by an external group. 
Programmed members may involuntarily perform commands when triggered with a cue, usually out of severe fear or an overwhelming compulsion. 
== Program Creation ==
Programming commonly involves many forms of abuse to trigger dissociative responses allowing access to the subconscious. This process leads abusers to be able to create and manipulate the innerworld and headmates with specific roles, signals, and triggers/cues. 
Whether or not the abuser knows that they are creating a system depends on the specific group, as not all abusers know what the exact mechanisms behind their actions are, but explicitly work towards the outcome. The people creating the system are called handlers.
== Types of Programs ==
Different types of programming are used by different organizations, or often within the same organization to create different headmates. 
This page will not describe the processes that make these programs form, but will describe the result of the programming. 
== Related Terms ==
Some programming involves scripts, and some common alters in these systems are spinners, enforcers, internal handler, loyalter, and confusers.
A specific term for systems that are formed through programming is HC-DID.
If a person is programmed without forming a system, this may result in OSDD-2.
==History==
Programming is part of the mind control aspect of RAMCOA and the term has been used in that context at least since the early 1990s.https://archive.org/details/common-programs-observed-in-survivors-of-satanic-ritualistic-abuse/page/n5/mode/2up https://www.researchgate.net/publication/237830196_Spin_Programming_A_Newly_Uncovered_Technique_of_Systematic_Mind_Control
== Further Reading ==
* The Alpha to Omega of Torture Based Mind Control by the Legion System
* Relationships Between Mind Control Programming and Ritual Abuse by Dr. Lacter in "What is Ritual Abuse?"
* Demystifying ritual abuse - insights by self-identified victims and health care professionals by Johanna Schröder (PhD), Susanne Nick, Hertha Richer-Appelt (PhD), and Peer Briken
===Books===
* From the Trenches: A Victim and Therapist Talk about Mind Control and Ritual Abuse by Wendy Hoffman and Alison Miller
* The Trauma of Psychological Torture
* The Enslaved Queen: A Memoir About Electricity and Mind Control by Wendy Hoffman
* Organized Sexual Abuse by Michael Salter	
* After Amnesia and During by Wendy Hoffman
==References==
Category:Psychiatric Terms
Category:Disorder-Related Terms
Category:Dissociation-Related Terms
Category:Terms Related to RAMCOA
Projection

Projection is when a system experiences having a headmate appear outside of their physical body. 
This can be voluntary or involuntary, and it may be done by certain thoughtforms to help with creation. 
== Related Terms ==
This is most commonly experienced with soulbonding or daemonism, but can be experienced by any type of system.
If done voluntarily, it may be considered imposition.
Category:Daemonism Community Terms
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Category:Metaphysical Terms
Category:Tulpamancy Community Terms