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Techie

A techie is a member in a system that, rather than being in front, works behind the scenes, such as helping other headmates process trauma, assisting in switching, or is otherwise, helping out in some capacity without specialising in a specific field.
A group of techies can also be referred to as a tech team, or tech crew. 
==History==
This term was created by the Ravens of Tomorrows Hope as a replacement for Internal Self Helper.
==Related Terms==
Stagehand or technician may be synonyms. 
==References==
Category:System Roles
Category:ISH Subterms
Technician

A technician is a headmate who is responsible for figuring out the system's functions and handling technical things within the system, such as;
* Analyzing headmates, fragments, the innerworld, etc. and figuring out how those function,
* Keeping track of splits or merges and figuring out how or why they happen,
* Keeping track of member count, groups, clusters, sisasystems, layers, etc.
There is no limit as to how one may want to identify with the term, for as long as it refers to someone who deals with technical things within the system in some way.
== Related Terms ==
A technician may also function as an internal self helper. A technician is not the same thing as an archivist, since an archivist's focus is on preserving knowledge, while a technician's focus is on figuring out what's going on within the system and with its headmates. A headmate can be both a technician and an archivist at the same time.
== Gallery ==
Technician1.png
Technician2.png
== History ==
Flags seen where made by the user the-silent-fellowship on tumblr April 10th 2024.https://www.tumblr.com/the-silent-fellowship/747378054318489600/technician?source=share
Category:ISH Subterms
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
-techspace

-techspace is suffix used to describe the state of technological advancement in a headspace. 
==Terms with this suffix==
* Kanetechspace: no technology.
* Mesaitechspace: less advanced than shared reality.
* Hiccetechspace: similar to shared reality.
* Prochotechspace: more advanced than shared reality.
* Allotechspace (Fluidtechspace): the level of technology always fluctuates, because the headspace fluctuates as well.
Category:Affixes
Category:Headspace Modifiers
Category:-space Terms
Teddymate

A teddymate is a headmate that cuddles other headmates to help them sleep, inspired by teddy bears.
== Related Terms ==
Drowser is a type of headmate who has the distinct ability to lull their system into sleep.
Plushtive is a term for a headmate in a system that is an introject of a stuffed animal.
A teddymate may be considered a comforter. 
== History ==
This term was coined by Pluralpedia User:Thegraveyardsystem on hys Tumblr on July 11th, 2024.https://www.tumblr.com/thegraveyardsystem/755723501335363584/teddymate
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Temagenic

Temagenic (from Greek "τεμάχιο" [temáchio] meaning "fragment, scrap" ) refers to a system that came about through the prior dismantling of one or more systems. It may occur any number of times, including indefinitely. This deconstruction may come about willingly or involuntarily due to external trauma, inter-system conflict, or a system's host or another headmate in a position of power stepping down or being forcibly removed from their position. It may or may not include the death of one or more headmates, particularly the previous system's host(s) though this is not necessarily a prerequisite. It may also include deconstruction of social norms in the place of or alongside social structure, particularly for systems whose origin systems have no fixed hierarchical establishment.
==History==
The term was coined by Cimmerian Chaos, and can be found in their Reddit post, created on June 05, 2022.https://www.reddit.com/r/plural/comments/v5bahu/weve_coined_a_term_for_ourselves_and_wish_to/ An early attempt at a concrete term emerged around mid Marchhttps://imgur.com/a/prjfI0i, however it lacked a clear definition. Given the etymology however, it can be inferred that it refers to the concept of a death of a system.
==Related Terms==
Cyclogenic and rotatien are other labels that describe systems that rebuild or change in cycles, often due to things like system collapses.
==References==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Created Origin Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
-temporal

-temporal is a suffix used for describing different types of time flows with a headspace.https://greys-flags.tumblr.com/post/647471714876391424/age-and-time-terms
==Terms with this suffix==
* Atemporal: no time flow
* Distemporal: different time flow to shared reality
* Equitemporal: similar time flow to shared reality
* Loctemporal: time dilation within or across layers
* Vartemporal: variable or inconsistent time flow
==Related Terms==
-dian is a suffix used for describing the day-night cycle in headspace, which may be connected to the flow of time or may be entirely separate.
== References ==
Category:Affixes
Category:Headspace Modifiers
Temporary Host

A temporary host is a host who handles fronting for a short period of time, likely just to help the usual host take a break and rest, or briefly replace the latter in case of dormancy.https://archive.today/vUQ9K
==Related Terms==
Temporary hosts may progress into co-hosts/perinauts or hosts/outernauts over time.
== References ==
Category:System Roles
Category:Host Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Temporary Member

A temporary member is a headmate or similar being inside of a system whose presence there is not permanent.
It is typically used as an umbrella term for several types of walk-ins and demi-members, such as spiribonds/exobonds/etc., modular/fractal members who break apart/reform, a blend who separates back out when the components stop blurring, members who used system travel to briefly become part of a system before heading back to their home system, or anything similar. However, it could also be used as a standalone term for any member who does not/will not stay indefinitely.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Gateway Terms
Tepidspace

A tepidspace is a headspace that is always or usually warm, or has to do with warmth.
== Related Terms ==
A claeonspace is a headspace that has a constantly changing temperature, or has to do with the changes in temperature.
* Cryospace: specially refers to a headspace that has cold temperatures, or has to do with the cold.
* Vanjskaspace: specially refers to a headspace that has hot temperatures, or has to do with the heat.
Category:Headspace Modifiers
Category:-space Terms
Termora

Termora is an online glossary available both on a websitehttps://termora.org/ and as a discord bothttps://discord.bots.gg/bots/754334784871858216. It includes many plural terms, as well as LGBTQ+, MOGAI, and other identity-related terms.https://www.tumblr.com/termora
The project has been ongoing since at least 2021 and is open-source.https://github.com/termora/berry/releases Contact is possible per mail and discord server.https://termora.org/about/contact
==References==
Category:Websites
Category:Resources
Terrorgenic

Terrorgenic, also known as nightmaregenic, is a system origin for systems who originated from nightmares or night terrors, and the trauma received from said nightmares. This label falls under traumagenic and dreagenic. 
== History ==
The term and its flag were coined on June 29th, 2023, by fightinggod03 on Tumblr.https://www.tumblr.com/fightinggod03/721486789872893952/terrorgenic-nightmaregenic
== Related Terms ==
* Tormentgenic is a synonym that was coined as an alternative to this term.
* A system with this origin may be heavy in nightmare absorbers, nocturnal protectors, nightmare holders, nightmare soothers, nightrojects, or turbātums.
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Traumagenic Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Category:Sleep-Related Terms
Tertiarygenic

Tertiarygenic is a subset to queergenic in which a system forms headmates based around tertiary identities and/or tertiary attraction. For example, they may have a headmate that is the personified version of heteroplatonic.
== History ==
The term was coined by LGBTQIA+ Wiki user Cryptocrew on June 5th, 2021.https://www.lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Queergenic#History
==Related Terms==
Teriphogenic may be a related queerphogenic term.
==References==
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Tetragenic

Tetragenic (tet + ra + gen + ic) is a system origin for when the system or specific members formed from weed, weed-related things, or being high. Coined from the word “tetrahydrocannabinol” and the suffix “-genic.”
== Related Terms ==
Druggenic is a term for systems that formed from taking drugs. 
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Textform

Textforms are characters created for role-play, writing or acting who go on to become headmates.
== Related Terms ==
This may be considered a type of autoject, and dramaform may be considered a subtype. 
Headmates that specifically come from Dungeons & Dragons characters can be referred to as dungeonborn.
This can be similar to some definitions of soulbond.
Category:Headmate Formation
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Roleplay-Related Terms
Thailean

A thailean headmate is a member of a system that holds purely positive thoughts or perceives the world as inherently positive, happy, and good. A thailean member might try to see the good in everyone, be overly trusting, see the world as purely positive and happy thing, and be unable to see the negative in things. Thailean members are often the counterparts to melpomic members, but not always. Thailean can be both a role and a descriptor for a member. 
==History==
Thailean’s name comes from Thalia, the Greek muse of comedy. The term is based off of black-and-white, or polarized thinking, where someone can only thing in absolutes with no grey area in between.https://www.tumblr.com/chiroluna/727473411393224704
==Related Terms==
This may be considered a synonym to optimist. 
== Gallery ==
File:ThaileanFlagByClusterBrains.PNG| Main flag
File:ThaileanRoleByClusterBrains.PNG| Role flag
File:ThaileanRoleSimpleByClusterBrains.PNG| Simple role flag
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:System Roles
Category:Holder & Experiencer Subterms
Tharyath

A tharyath is a generic Fhinanara-kah term for a system or plural body of any kind. While sometimes referring to only single bodies in this shared reality, the term can also refer to plural bodies within innerworlds/headspaces of any kind, as well as within other experienced realities, inside a particular system or outside of it. Thus the term doubles for subsystem, as a concept, but not as a ranking of sisasystem. Tharyaths within other tharyaths may also be called tharyath-zaas, and a tharyath that is within this shared reality a kitharyath.
== Related Terms ==
Zellan refers to sisasystems that do not have a single body, and are organizational or functional structures in a given tharyath.
A kkaila is a member of a tharyath; this includes both those who are system members and members of plural non-system bodies and associations and collectives.
The body of a tharyath, or a person who directly identifies with such a body, is a thar'kalan; this term is generally used for bodies of tharyaths within other tharyaths, though it can also be used to refer to a singletsona, systemsona, or individual identified as such.
As part of the fhinanara-kah system of terminology, tharyath is related to other terms in that system.
Category:Fhinanara-kah Term System
The Becoming

The Becoming refers to when a system’s count decreases (or when a system collapse occurs) and the system is trying to preserve its members. This may be done by keeping them in a stasis of sleep for an allotted time period until it is deemed safe for them to again be in the system. 
They may come back as either new members with no memories or resume their previous roles and regain their memories (with the exception of partial memory loss). Members arising from this may be called the became.
== Related Terms ==
* System Collapse
The Headmate Code

The Headmate Code is a form of code using emojis that allows for systems to communicate an amount of information about a headmate in a usually short amount of space. The Headmate Code was meant to be used specifically for headmates, and not the entire system.
==History==
The Headmate Code was made sometime in late May of 2022, made collectively by most of The Peristeronic System. They claim that the code will be expanded in the future. The text can be found here.
An unaffiliated text Headmate Code was created by the ClusterHug Chronicles in November 2021.
==Related Terms==
* The Headmate Code was heavily inspired by The Plural Code
* The Multiple Code
* The Soulbond Code
Category:Resources
The Multiple Code

The Multiple Code is a code that allows plural systems to communicate a large amount of information about themselves in a relatively short space. It's a code of different letters, numbers and symbols, each with their own meaning.https://sites.google.com/view/multiplecode/home
== History ==
It was made as a modernized version of the one made by The Consortium system in 2001.http://www.astraeasweb.net/plural/code/frames.html That original code can be found here. 
== Related Terms ==
The Plural Code is a similar code, using emojis instead, and inspired by the multiple code. The Headmate Code was in turn inspired by the plural code. 
The Soulbond Code is a version for soulbonders, inspired by the multiple code and sharing several features. 
== References ==
Category:Resources
The Plural Code

The Plural Code (PLC) is an emoji-based code designed to help plural systems convey a lot about their system in a short amount of space.https://pluralcode.carrd.co/#about
== History ==
The Plural Code was inspired by The Multiple Code, another code for a similar purpose. The Plural Code aims to be more simplified than The Multiple Code, but The Multiple Code may go into more detail than The Plural Code.https://sites.google.com/view/multiplecode/home
== Related Terms ==
The Multiple Code inspired The Plural Code, which in turn inspired the headmate code.
The Soulbond Code is similar resource for soulbonders. 
== References ==
Category:Resources
Therapeia

A therapeia is a role for headmates who can heal, either by magical or physical means, both innerworld and physically. When near or at front, this headmate cannot feel or is unaffected by any pains, innerworld or bodily, and may supply a respite for other members from innerworld or physical pains as well. They may also bring energy to the front. 
==Related Terms==
This term may be considered an intersection between:
* a healer or medic, with the ability to heal
* a shock absorber, who is unaffected by physical pain
* a battery, energetic alter, or spoon generator, with the ability to energize the body.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Category:System Roles
Therapist

A therapist is a headmate who provides therapy and mental health care for other headmates. There are several ways they can do this, such as researching coping methods for the system, reminding the system of what was learned in therapy, or being someone that others can vent to and receive advice from.
Therapists can be considered a type of caretaker or protector.
It is important to mention that just because a headmate has the therapist role, it does not necessarily mean that they are a licensed therapist and are qualified to provide actual counselling.
== History==
A flag for the term was made on July 26th 2023 by the-silent-fellowship on tumblrhttps://www.tumblr.com/the-silent-fellowship/725022978314797056?source=share.
== Related Terms ==
Restorative anchors are headmates who help other headmates with their recent or immediate trauma by stabilizing them. 
An ameliorator provides support to other headmates during moments of extreme distress by talking to them. 
Both of these roles are similar (and may be seen as sub-terms) to a therapist headmate, as they focus on caring for their fellow headmates mental health.
==Gallery==
Therapist_Version_1.jpg|Therapist complicated flag (the-silent-fellowship)
Therapist_Version_2.jpg|Therapist simple flag (the-silent-fellowship)
Category:System Roles
Category:Caretaker Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
The Remix

The remix happens when an individual headmate goes through a sort of change or "remix" that leaves them either slightly or completely different than before. 
Think of it like a system reset, but it only affects one headmate. This can happen to multiple headmates at a time, at different times, for different reasons, for the same reasons, the main point is that the headmate comes out different than they had been before.
==Related Terms==
Remixes often have to do with system resets or vardians but on a smaller scale.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Theriangenic

Theriangenic refers to a system whose members are therianforms/forms headmates from their theriotypes, or their theriotypes gain autonomy and become system members. 
Theriogenic specifically refers to theriotypes becoming headmates, such as having a fox theriotype and gaining a fox headmate. 
== Related Terms ==
This falls under the umbrella term Alterhuman Origin. 
Therioject is a term that describes a member of a system who is sourced from their theriotype.
==History==
Flags made by anonymous pluralpedia user on November 3rd 2023.
==Gallery==
File: Theriangenic1.png
File: Theriangenic2.png
File:Theriogenic flag.png|Theriogenic flag by Beans-in-a-Basket
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Category:Nonhuman Terms
Category:Pages that define multiple terms
Therioject

Theriojects are introjected headmates that identify as a therian, and are sourced from their theriotype. They often are non-human or alterhuman, and may hold shifts or animalistic urges for the rest of the system.
== Related Terms ==
Theriangenic is a term that describes headmates in a system that formed as a result of being a therian. 
Syspet is a term for headmates who are sourced from animals.
Faunagenic is a xeno-origin related to animals.
Shift Holder is a term for headmates who hold, manage, or front during shifts associated with therianthropy.
== History ==
This term was coined by Pluralpedia user Theforestedlot on November 13, 2023.
Theriosystem

A theriosystem is a system that collectively practices modern therianthropy. Within theriosystems, every headmate is a therian in some way, and, while the system may have a shared theriotype, it's not uncommon for headmates to identify with different theriotypes than the majority of the system.
Therianthropy is a deeply personal and intimate identity for the entire system, regardless of how connection to it varies between headmates. Each headmate may have a unique experience of their therianthropy, but it is a critical and fundamental aspect of the system's overall identity. This can be in the form of spiritual, psychological, or even physical bonds with animals/non-humans.
== Related Terms ==
Therianthropy is an identity phenomenon where someone identifies as a non-human animal in a deep and integral sense.
Therioject are introjected headmates that identify as a therian, and are sourced from their theriotype.
Theriangenic refers to a system whose members are therianforms.
==References==
https://chowderterms.carrd.co/#modifiers
Category:Nonhuman Terms
The Soulbond Code

The Soulbond Code is a method for soulbonders to encode information about their soulbonds in short form. The code is inspired by the multiple code and shares much of the same structure, letters, and symbols, though their meaning often slightly differs. 
For example, the number of system members and the number of soulbonds may be expressed by the letter "N", followed by an optional number of "+" or "-" signs, "!" and "?" marks, and "#" or "~" symbols. However, the combination "N++" denotes 61-80 members in the multiple code and 30-50 soulbonds in the soulbond code. 
==History==
The Soulbond Code was created by Azusa Kuraino some time before or during 2001.https://web.archive.org/web/20011225183245/http://childofmana.tripod.com/sbcode.htm A text version can be found here. 
==Related Terms==
The multiple code, headmate code, and plural code are examples of similar codes, with the headmate and plural code utilising emojis. 
==References==
Category:Soulbonding Community Terms
Category:Resources
TheWhoxenorole

TheWhoxenorole is a xenorole that is connected to the rock band The Who, the music of The Who, or the members of The Who.
== History ==
TheWhoxenorole was coined by Pluralpedia user "Ice" and posted to Discord on December 17th 2024.
== Gallery ==
File:TheWhoxenorole Pride Flag 1.png|TheWhoxenorole flag with the band logo for The Who. Created by "Ice".
File:TheWhoxenorole Pride Flag 2.png|TheWhoxenorole flag with the album cover to Who's Next. Created by "Ice".
File:TheWhoxenorole Pride Flag 3.png|TheWhoxenorole flag that's plain. Created by "Ice".
Category:Xenoroles
Category:System Roles
Category:Music-Related Terms
Thilikian

Thilikian describes a maturity level for headmates that is very young and associated with not being able to care for oneself. This may correspond to the human age of infants, toddlers, or small children, to nursing stages in animals, or to a nonhuman equivalent. 
==Related Terms==
This term uses the -ikian suffix.
Syskid may fall into this category.
==History==
The term comes from the greek "thilasmos" for nursing, and "ilikia" for age.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Age-Related Terms
Thoughtbleeding

Thoughtbleeding refers to unintentional unspoken internal communication between headmates in the same system. It can also extend to some form of unintentional communication between a sentient headspace and living beings.
A thought or phrase that has unintentionally nonverbally been shared with another headmate can be referred to as a thoughtbleed.
==Related Terms==
Intentional thoughtbleeding is often referred to as thoughtsharing.
Thoughtlogue refers to a system/sisasystem that communicates through thoughtbleeding or thoughtsharing; and Spatial Thoughtlogue refers to a system/sisasystem in which sentient headspaces and headmates may communicate through thoughtbleeding/thoughtsharing.
Transmission (or mediated communication) refers to internal communication that is accomplished through a technological intermediary or a specific tool (e.g, forming full sentences from isolated words from a radio, a page, a dictionary, etc.).
Intermediate communication refers to internal communication between sentient headspaces and headmates, when one is translating foreign languages (the headmate counterpart is translator) or interpreting non-verbal/semi-verbal speech to another (the headmate counterpart is interpreter).
Category:Terms that describe communication
Thoughtform

A thoughtform is an umbrella term for a headmate who was created in some way. It is sometimes used as an alternative term for tulpa, but can refer to other experiences. 
== History ==
The term "thoughtform" was used in Evans-Wentz's 1927 translation of the Tibetan Book of the Dead.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulpa#Thoughtform Its usage in modern tulpamancy spaces may originate from the Tumblr blog LivingPlural in 2012.https://community.tulpa.info/topic/145-reaching-out-to-multiple-community/#comment-2659
== Related Terms ==
Thoughtformed headmates fall under the created origin umbrella. 
Types of thoughtforming may include tulpamancy, daemonism, paromancy, and servitors. 
== References ==
Category:Headmate Formation
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Headmate Elaboration