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Musifactive

A musifactive or songfactive is an introject that is decidedly both a songtive and a factive at once, due to their source, a song, being based on a real person. They may not identify with each of their sources equally; some musifactives may feel much more songtive than factive, others may fluctuate between which they identify with the most, and some may feel "stuck" between the two identities.
Some may describe their experience as a "spectrum of musifactivity", and place themselves somewhere along it.
== History ==
This term was coined by "G" of A Shattered Dragon's Spirit on October 16th, 2023, as a counterpart for a term coined by his sysmate, Grave/Eric. The credit for musif_ctive terms in general goes to Grave/Eric, on October 15th, 2023.
The blue side of the flag is intended to represent the songtive part of a sysmate's identity, while the green side represents the factive part.
== Related Terms ==
* Musifictive is the fictive counterpart.
* Melogenic, musiorma, and songorma are origins based on hearing a certain melody or song.
* Albumtive, songtive, and musicative are types of introjects based on music.
* Some musifactives may consider themselves a dualfactive, semi-factive, factive-flux, or faitive.
== Gallery ==
File:Musifactive Flag.png|Musifactive flag with a brace symbol in the centre, made by Grave/Eric of ASDS
File:Musifactive Simplified Flag.png|Musifactive flag without the brace symbol, made by Grave/Eric of ASDS
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Music-Related Terms
Musifictive

A musifictive or songfictive is an introject that is decidedly both a songtive and a fictive at once, due to their source, a song, being based on an already-existing fictional character. They may not identify with each of their sources equally; some musifictives may feel much more songtive than fictive, others may fluctuate between which they identify with the most, and some may feel "stuck" between the two identities.
Some may describe their experience as a "spectrum of musifictivity", and place themselves somewhere along it.
== History ==
Musif_ctive terms were coined on October 15th, 2023, by Grave/Eric of A Shattered Dragon's Spirit. While his song-source is officially A Grave Mistake (acoustic ver.), the song repeats the story of Eric Draven from The Crow (1994), causing him to feel caught between the two introjective identities and occasionally fluctuating between which he connects with most.
The blue side of the flag is intended to represent the songtive part of a sysmate's identity, while the purple side represents the fictive part.
== Related Terms ==
* Musifactive is the factive counterpart.
* Melogenic, musiorma, and songorma are origins based on hearing a certain melody or song.
* Albumtive, songtive, and musicative are types of introjects based on music.
* Some musifictives may consider themselves a dualfictive, semi-fictive, or fictive-flux.
== Gallery ==
File:Musifictive Flag.png|Musifictive flag with a brace symbol in the centre, made by Grave/Eric of ASDS
File:Musifictive Simplified Flag.png|Musifictive flag without the brace symbol, made by Grave/Eric of ASDS
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Music-Related Terms
Musiorma

Musiorma is a term for a sysmate who originated from listening to songs, albums, bands, and music in general. They do not necessarily need to be, or identify as, an introject of/from any music media.
This term uses the -orma suffix.
== History ==
This term was coined by A Shattered Dragon's Spirit on the 9th of October, 2023.
The term's name and flag colours are based on the term musicative.
== Related Terms ==
* Songorma is a complementary term for sysmates that originated from a specific song.
* Songdawn and musidawn are terms for sisasystems that originated from a specific song or music media in general, respectively.
* Musicabased refers to a system based around music.
== Gallery ==
File:Musiorma Flag.png|Made by ASDS, using Cluster Brains' -orma template
File:Musiorma Simplified Flag.png|Made by ASDS, using Cluster Brains' simplified flag template
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Category:-orma Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Music-Related Terms
Mutalion

Mutalion (Mue-tal-eon) is a role describing a headmate who changes the innerworld forms of other headmates. 
This can also effect how Headmates see their surroundings, how they feel or even how they act in some cases. 
== History ==
This term was coined on 3rd July 2023 by Echoing Valleys after they realised a headmate had this happen when they were around others in the headspace.
== Related Terms ==
This role is not to be confused with:
* the term oculosoma (a soma attribute making a headmate appearing in a blurred or indistinct soma),
* a force field (a perceptual barrier created by a headmate to distord perceptions of a specific member/group of members, affecting any soma or any spot in the headspace, often for protection purposes).
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Mutineer

A mutineer is a headmate working against a persecutor-host or another oppressive system governing structure. Mutineers may be seen as accusers by the institutions they're working against. 
==Related Terms==
Whether a headmate is called a mutineer or an accuser depends on the host's viewpoint and stands in reference to them. 
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Mutoconscious

Mutoconscious refers to a system whose fronters are exclusively monoconscious, but non-fronting headmates are hydraconscious.https://mogai-place.tumblr.com/post/701040032833732608/mutoconscious-mutoconscious-refers-to-a-system (archive)
Experiences mutoconscious systems have may include:
*Having one distinct consciousness for fronting, that whoever is in front “steps into”;
*Switching feels like “becoming” someone else, as described in monoconscious systems;
*When in headspace and not fronting, each system member has both a separate consciousness and the shared one;
*While fronting, accessing headspace may be more difficult since it has a different form of consciousness.
==Related Terms==
Cephaconscious is similar to mutoconscious, with the exception that members are polyconscious in headspace.
Split monoconscious is similar to mutoconscious, with the exception that members are also monoconscious in headspace.
Split hydraconscious is similar to mutoconscious, with the exception that members are also hydraconscious in front.
Split misaconscious systems and split polyconscious systems have a similar distinction between fronting consciousness and headspace consciousness.
Atrium systems may have a similar concepts when it comes to memory sharing but it is not tied to fronting.
==Gallery==
File:Lhz-manticon.png|Flag by localhazardhttps://localhazard-wikiblog.tumblr.com/post/710024095142723584/manticonscious-alt-name-flag (archive)
File:Lhz-manticon2.png|Flag by localhazard
==References==
Category:-conscious Terms
Category:Consciousness Structures
Category:Consciousness Terms
Mūtogenic

Mūtogenic is a loose -genic term for a system who originated from needing to adapt to a new event, lifestyle, or environment. The event that causes the formation of the system does not need to be traumatic, just a notable difference in how they need to function.
An example of a mūtogenic system being needed is if a system is taken out of an abusive environment and suddenly placed into a new, friendlier environment. It may require a more friendly and open personality to fit in, so a sysmate forms to fit this new personality change. 
Another example of a mūtogenic system may be a headmate who splits from their pre-system self holding their trauma and allowing the Core to adapt to the new environment unburdened by the trauma. The new trauma holder can be considered mūtorma, and if the host's identity changes enough to feel like they have a new origin, they may also be considered mūtorma.
== Variants ==
Mūtorma is a loose term for a headmate who originated from needing to adapt to a new event, lifestyle, or environment. A mūtorma sysmate may not have any archetypical roles linked to this change, and may just present as a very different personality compared to the sysmates who came before them.
Mūtodawn is a loose term for a Sisasystem who originated from needing to adapt to a new event, lifestyle, or environment. 
== Related Terms ==
* Mūtorma sysmates may be considered new-era sysmates, but mūtorma sysmates are not exclusive to only dissociative/amnesiac systems.
* An epoch is a group of sysmates who came into existence during a specific time period, and a district is a group that split during a single time period around the same group of traumatic events. Epochs and districts may be consisted of mūtorma sysmates.
== Gallery ==
File:Mūtorma Flag.png|alt=|Mūtorma Flag by A Shattered Dragon's Spirit, using Cluster Brains' -orma template.
File:Mūtorma Simplified Flag.png|alt=|Simplified Mūtorma flag made by ASDS, using Cluster Brains' simplified -orma template
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Muton

Muton is a modifier to the role of a headmate, indicating the headmate only has the role in certain situations or is only able to fulfill that role when particular conditions are met.https://localhazard-wikiblog.tumblr.com/post/710181980912959488/a-terminology-source (archive)
Muton roles can be based in both internal and external situations. When using the term, one should be mindful of the fact that headmates are rarely entirely their roles.
== History ==
Muton was originally conceived of as a way to express a headmate in a mutoconscious or cephaconscious who can only fulfill their role in one state of consciousness. It was decided while coining to expand the term further so it could apply to more headmates, as it seemed useful beyond that description.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:System Roles
Mutovisum

Mutovisum refers to a headspace in which visibility changes when viewed by headmates. Visibility may fluctuate due to mood, activity, focus, dissociation, or anything else. 
Though this term was coined to be used in conjunction with the -Visum Collection, it can be used on its own.
 
==History==
The etymology comes from Latin; Muto meaning "I alter, change, modify, transform"
==Related Terms==
Part of the -Visum Collection coined by Dödstöld Package
== Gallery ==
A flag for mutovisum was created by Tumblr user m-grouped on May 22nd, 2022.https://www.tumblr.com/m-grouped/684963177290760192/mutovisum
== References ==
Category:-Visum Collection
Category:Headspace Modifiers
Myctive

A myctive is an introtive from mythology or religion. This term may include pop-culture deities or spiritual figures, if the person feels it fits, and is based on a portmanteau of “mythology” and “fictive”.https://termora.org/term/myctive
This term is intended to be completely agnostic and all-inclusive, including everything from literal, otherworldly deities (exogods, intragods, godlets, small gods, and various others) who walked into the system, to normal fictives whose source just happens to be from mythological fiction.
== Related Terms ==
Spiritive conveys a concept very similar to that of myctive, and both are forms of introjects.
== References ==
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Mystifier

A mystifier is a headmate who confuses the system. This can be through fogging up the brain, slowing how the system processes things, or just jumbling thoughts.
==History==
Mystifier was coined by the GreenHills System on April 12th, 2024. 
The Mystifier flag was coined by The Visopod Collective on April 12th 2024.
==Related Terms==
Mystigenic and embrougenic are origins related to confusion. 
A confuzztive is an introject who "confuzzles" the system. 
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Mystigenic

Mystigenic describes a (headmate / System) who originates from feeling confused/fogged.
== Related Terms ==
A mystifier is headmate who confuses the system. 
Embrougenic may overlap or be considered a synonym. 
Brainfogenic is an origin caused by brain fog. 
==History==
Mystigenic was coined by the B&B System on April 12th 2024. 
Category:Origin Terms
Mythling

A mythling is a facet in a median system, who has experiences and feelings in common with both introjects and delusional attachments/endel in a way that makes them feel positioned somewhere between or adjacent to the two.https://sys-positive.tumblr.com/post/653902442431414272/mythling
== Related Terms ==
The term was inspired by the term fableing.
==History==
This term was coined to be exclusive to those who experience delusions.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headmate Separation
Mythosbased

Category:-based Terms
Mythosbased refers to a system that is based in mythology or folklore. This means that it affects the way the system exists in some way, with it being able to affect the inner world, functions, headmate roles, and/or headmates themselves, but it isn’t necessarily an origin.
==Related Terms==
Other -based terms include fearbased, horrorbased, willobased, and amorbased.
Naiagenic

Naiagenic is an origin term for headmates formed, intentionally or not, as a direct result of a manichttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mania or manic-like state. It is not exclusive to those diagnosed, formally or otherwise, with any related mental conditions. This term can be used by any system regardless of origin.
== History ==
Naiagenic was coined by the Felight system in October 2024.
== Related Terms ==
Maniagenic refers to a headmate formed as a result of manic love.
Bipolargenic and bipolarbased are system terms related to bipolar disorder.
== References ==
Category:Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Category:System Terms
Category:Mood Disorder-Related Terms
Category:Disorder-Related Terms
Category:Spontaneous Origin Terms
Category:Created Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Name Amasser

A name amasser is a headmate whose role is to collect names, either for themself, other headmates, a sisasystem, or the system as a whole.
Name amasser is the system role variant of namehoarderhttps://web.archive.org/web/20230127212012/https://lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Namehoarder or nomicorvidhttps://web.archive.org/web/20240329014321/https://lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Nomicorvid.
== History ==
Name amasser, its flag, and the variant nomiamasser were coined on Pluralpedia by The A Collective on March 28, 2024.
== References ==
Category:System Roles
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Namehoardbased

Namehoardbased refers to a system that is based in collecting names. This means that collecting names has affected the way the system exists, but it isn’t necessarily an origin.
A namehoardbased system may also use terms like namehoarderhttps://web.archive.org/web/20230127212012/https://lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Namehoarder or nomicorvidhttps://web.archive.org/web/20240329014321/https://lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Nomicorvid, but do not have to.
== History ==
Namehoardbased, its variants, and its flag were all coined on Pluralpedia by The A Collective on March 28, 2024.
== Related Terms ==
The system origin equivalent is namehoardgenic, the sisasystem origin equivalent is namehoarddawn, and the headmate origin equivalent is namehoardorma.
A headmate who is tasked with collecting names is called a name amasser.
== References ==
Category:-based Terms
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Namehoardgenic

Namehoardgenic is an origin for systems that formed due to collecting or hoarding names. It is under the queergenic umbrella.
Namehoardgenic is based on the terms namehoarderhttps://web.archive.org/web/20230127212012/https://lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Namehoarder and nomicorvidhttps://web.archive.org/web/20240329014321/https://lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Nomicorvid.
== Variants ==
Namehoardorma is a more specific variant referring to headmate origin, using the -orma suffix.
Namehoarddawn is a more specific variant referring to sisasystem origin, using the -dawn suffix.
== History ==
Namehoardgenic and all of its variants and flags were coined on Pluralpedia by The A Collective on March 28, 2024.
== Gallery ==
File:Namehoardgenic flag.png|namehoardgenic flag (The A Collective)
File:Namehoardorma flag.png|namehoardorma flag (The A Collective)
File:Simplified namehoardorma flag.png|simplified namehoardorma flag (The A Collective)
File:Namehoarddawn flag.png|namehoarddawn flag (The A Collective)
File:Simplified namehoarddawn flag.png|simplified namehoarddawn flag (The A Collective) 
== Related Terms ==
The -based variant is namehoardbased.
Namegenic is an origin for headmates who formed from a name.
== References ==
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Nameless Role

A nameless role is a role that someone may not know or have any term for. They may also decline to label the role as a term. Nameless roles have a definite associated pattern of behavior that is analogous to a role with a defined term, just without a defining term associated. A nameless role may possess any degree of scope or complexity.
Someone may wish to use an organizational system for categorizing their own nameless roles, or may simply define them with plain language (e.g. "solving the especially difficult problems of [Name]"). They may also use "nameless role" as a term for privacy reasons to not disclose the role of a system member.
==Related Terms==
This is distinct from roleless, since the headmate in question does have a role, it is simply not labelled. 
Category:System Roles
Category:Functional Role Terms
Namespace

A namespace is the headspace of a (contained) subsystem, named after the member it is contained within. This can be used for categorizing or just for personal reasons.
==History==
This term was created by Blaze of The Solar Eclipse System to describe a place called "Blazespace", a place in the mind of the headmate that held the subsystem. 
==Related Terms==
A namespace is a type of subsyspace and may be situated in a sector or layer. 
Category:Headspace Modifiers
Category:Terms specific to sisasystems
Narcmate

A narcmate is a headmate that is the embodiment of NPD.
== Related Terms ==
A system that is influenced or caused by NPD as a whole is an NPD System. A system whose structure may be influenced by NPD may be NPDbased.
A narcmate may be considered a conceptive or metamate.
Category:Personality Disorder-Related Terms
Category:Disorder-Related Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Narrative Cluster

Narrative clusters are clusters of people that are all connected by a “plot” and “story”, whom all have roles that pertain to it. None of them have to be on the same layer and can be anywhere in the system.
==Related Terms==
A similar concept is described by scealtama.
If the cluster inhabits a layer, this layer may be considered a scribstrata.
If the whole system is structured in this way, it may be considered a scribeta system.
== References ==
Narrative World

A narrative world is a world within or connected to a system that has some sort of narrative component. This component does not have to be present events, and can intersect with but is not inherently related to daydreams. Narrative worlds can exist within any system, no matter the size or architecture. This term encompasses everything from existing "plotlines" in daydreams/paracosms, historical narratives that permeate the headspace, Narrative events, and anything of the like.
Category:Headspace Modifiers
Narravisum

Narravisum describes systems where headmates interact with the headspace as a sort of story, versus seeing it. These systems may be able to visualize the headspace, but putting it in a narrative is much easier and more intuitive.https://sites.google.com/view/dodstoldterms/home
==History==
The Dödstöld Package multiplex coined this term, along with the rest of the naming system, the -Visum Collection.
==Related Terms==
As part of the -Visum Collection, this can be combined with other terms within it, like somvisum. If the system cannot see the headspace at all, only experience it as a plotline, terms like avisum too. If a system is generally surrounding a narrative (including headmates, headspace locations, etc), it could be considered a narravisum narraplex.
== References ==
Category:-Visum Collection
Category:Headspace Modifiers
Narrogenic

Narrogenic is an origin term referring to a system forming from a singlet talking to themselves and gradually grew more and more separate until it felt like they were talking to an entirely separate entity. While this may apply to just the first headmate, it does not have to be restricted to them, nor does it have to be applied to all headmates.
This method is commonly seen in parogenic, willogenic and tulpamancy systems.
It may be seen as a spontaneous or created origin or both.
== History ==
The term narrogenic comes from Latin narro, meaning "to tell" or "to speak" and the -genic suffix.
It was coined on October 12, 2023 by The Werewolf Pack.
== Related Terms ==
Catharigenic refers to the unintentional creation of headmates. 
Imaginagenic refers to forming from either imagination play or roleplay.
Schizogenic refers to being on the schizospectrum (via talking to oneself or due to perceptual illusions that causes one to hear voices). 
Imagian refers to plurality related to imaginary friends.
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Category:Spontaneous Origin Terms
Category:Created Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Natalgenic

Natalgenic, or natalorma, refers to a system member who was born into the system.
Natalorma uses the -orma suffix.
== Related Terms ==
* An eresian is a system member who is a natalgenic headmate and child of one or more system members.
* A sysparent is a headmate that's considered to be the parent of another headmate.
* A sysling/splitling/systwin is a headmate that is related to one or more headmates, and a syssibling is a headmate that can be considered the sibling of another headmate.
Category:Headmate Formation
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Naturalist

A naturalist is a headmate that is extremely connected to nature. They love the outdoors and feel most comfortable surrounded by nature and natural things.https://sites.google.com/view/dodstoldterms/home
They are the most likely to be the best with plants and animals, and most of their interests likely revolve around all of these things. They are often tasked with the care of any plants or animals the system has as a whole, or, at least, the "less appealing" caregiving required.
== References ==
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Natural System

Natural system is an outdated term which has since been replaced by endogenic or spontaneoushttps://lb-lee.dreamwidth.org/1006431.html, though some traumagenic systems did also consider themselves to be natural multipleshttp://astraeasweb.net/plural/moon.html and so have systems which have experienced trauma in generalhttps://web.archive.org/web/20061127195535/http://thosethatwalk.com/natural.html. 
Natural multiplicity also referred to a movement to push that multiplicity and plurality was natural and something that anyone could behttp://astraeasweb.net/plural/theory.html. 
== History ==
The term has fallen under a lack of use because of the implication that systems that aren't endogenic or spontaneous are unnatural.
== References ==
Naturebased

Naturebased refers to a system based in nature, but is not inherently an origin. Nature would affect system functions, headspace, headmates, roles, and other aspects of the system. A naturebased system may have more members who engage with or identify with nature, have headspaces based around the outdoors, and find peace in being out in nature in the outer world.
== Gallery ==
Naturebased 2.png|Alternate flag without the tree
== References ==
Category: -based Terms