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Hallucinogenic

Hallucinogenic is an origin that refers to a headmate or system that originated from hallucinogens.
It can also refer to fragments and subpersonalities caused or influenced by hallucinogens.
Different from hallucingenic, it's specifically tied to the psychoactive drug.
== History ==
The term was idealized by Unan at some time in 2022 and only published through this page on February 7, 2023. It has no flag yet.
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Adaptive Origin Terms
Hanahakigenic

Hanahakigenic is an origin for headmates or (sisa)systems created from being rejected to cope, from the Hanahaki disease stories, a system wherein members have Hanahaki disease, or when Hanahaki affects the system or members origins in anyway. 
It may also be considered a xeno-origin depending on usage. 
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Mixed Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Handler

A handler is a term for abusive outsiders that use programming to produce trauma-induced dissociation to implant commands and structure in a system or singlet by an external group or organization.
Handlers participate in the mind control aspect of RAMCOA. 
== Related Terms ==
* A specific term for systems that are formed through programming by handlers is HC-DID.
* If a handler programs someone without forming a system, this may result in OSDD-2.
* An internal handler is a headmate created by a handler to maintain control within a programmed system.
Category:Terms about the plural community
Category:Terms Related to RAMCOA
Category:Not Plural Exclusive
Handler (Role)

A handler is a headmate that handles specific disorders or situations that the system may experience. A handler may hold or experience the things they handle, they may soothe or protect in certain situations, or they may manage aspects of their system's life. 
As an example, a symptom handler may
* take on symptoms as a symptom holder or symptom experiencer to keep them from other headmates,
* be less affected by symptoms as a symptom neutralizer in order to deal with them more easily,
* make sure that symptoms are dealt with as a symptom manager without directly experiencing them.
A handler may fulfill their given task in a number of ways, and they may regard their role to be positive or negative. 
==Related Terms==
Holder, experiencer, and manager may be considered types of handlers. 
A memory handler is able to access and handle memories. 
A period handler fronts during and handles periods. 
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:System Roles
Happiness Holder

A happiness holder is a sysmate that holds happiness for the system. They may front in high-euphoria moments, feel excitement over important interests such as hyperfixations/special interests, or act as a mood booster to raise the overall mood of the system.
== History ==
This term was coined by "G" of A Shattered Dragon's Spirit some time before the 7th of May, 2021, to describe one of his bondalters.
== Related Terms ==
Holders are sysmates that can hold positive or negative emotions, trauma or other memories, traits, symptoms, or information.
For subterms of this archetype, see Holder Subterms.
Happyorma is a term that describes sysmates who formed due to the feeling of happiness.
== Gallery ==
File:Happiness holder flag by revenant-coining.png|alt=a rectangular flag with a square diamond in the center, with thin horizontal stripes extending from the left and right corners to the edges of the flag. the left half and stripe are light orange, and the right half and stripe are light green. the top left of the flag is red-orange and the bottom left of the flag is dullish red; these sections extend in the same direction as the sides of the diamond, thus taking up more than half of the flag. the top right of the flag is blue-green and the bottom right of the flag is green.|Happiness holder flag by revenant-coining
File:Simplified happiness holder flag by revenant-coining.png|alt=a rectangular flag with 4 equally-sized horizontal lines with 2 thinner lines in the middle. colors in this order from top to bottom: dullish red, red-orange, light orange, light green, green, blue-green.|Simplified happiness holder flag by revenant-coining
File:Happiness_holder-6se.png|Simplified happiness holder flag with even stripes
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:Holder & Experiencer Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Emotion-Related Terms
Harborer

A harborer is a headmate in which other headmates may choose to go dormant, or otherwise hide within, as a sort of "safe space" for everyone else in the system.
== Related Terms ==
* Being an incubator may cause you to also be a harborer.
* This is not to be confused with a sentispace, a type of headspace that is alive. It may respond to headmates' requests and be able to perform specific headmate roles by itself.
Category:Caretaker Subterms
Category:System Roles
Harboringer

A harboringer is a protector who is devoted to finding or creating an external safe space for the system. Harboringers are also dedicated to identifying potential dangers, such as triggering items, and will take proactive measures to reduce any risk to the system's safety. To maintain this state of safety, they consistently monitor their designated safe space, and will adapt the space as needed to address and/or remove any threats.
==Related Terms==
Protectors are headmates whose role is to protect other members of the system from threats or harm.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:External Interactions
Category:Protector Subterms
Category:System Roles
== References ==
https://chowderterms.carrd.co/#roles
Hauntbond

A hauntbond is a spirit, ghost, phantom, or soul that becomes a headmate after being “picked up” or otherwise attached to the system who visits a graveyard, historical building, or other haunted location the spirit previously inhabited. Hauntbonds do not “possess” the body but instead “haunt” or live as a part of the system adjacent to other headmates and may not ever front; hauntbonds had their own lives before joining the system and thus often carry over exomemories, their identity can be “frozen in place” after their death until they join the system and are able to continue to live and develop as a mortal again. 
This is distinct from channeling in that there is no conscious effort made by the system to allow spirits to inhabit or leech resources off the body; being a medium is not required of the system to pick up hauntbonds and it is simply something that happens by chance. A system with hauntbonds may be hauntgenic and picked up members can be considered spontaneous or metagenic in origin; hauntbonds fall under the spiribond umbrella.
 
== Related Terms ==
Channeling describes a similar relationship in which someone works deliberately with spirits to communicate with them through different forms of possession.
Soul Walker is a term for channeled spirits that are similar to walk-ins.
== History ==
This term was coined by Pluralpedia user Theforestedlot on April 8th, 2024.
Category:Headmate Formation
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Category:Gateway Terms
Hauntgenic

Hauntgenic describes a system, sisasystem, or headmate that formed after a spirit, ghost, phantom, or soul was “picked up” or became attached to the system who visits the graveyard, historical building, or other haunted location the spirit previously inhabited.
== Related Terms ==
Hauntbond is a term that describes the spirit who was picked up into the system.
== History ==
This term was coined by Pluralpedia user Theforestedlot on April 8th, 2024.
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Metaphysical Terms
Category:Spontaneous Origin Terms
Category:Spiritual Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
HC-DID

Highly Complex Dissociative identity Disorder (HC-DID) is a term that describes (DID)systems formed due to programming. 
HC-DID does not refer to the severity of the system's trauma, or how disabled the system is. Rather, HC-DID refers to the complexity of the system's structure/formation. 
HC-DID commonly presents very similar to polyfragmentation, though this is not always the case. 
There is only one required characteristic of HC-DID systems, and that is the presence of headmates who were forcibly formed by an outside party. 
Some common characteristics of HC-DID systems are:
* High headcount/low splitting threshold
* Presence of many layers, subsystems, sidesystems, or other complex headspace structures
* Presence of programming beyond what is required for headmate formation
* high levels of dissociation and amnesia
* having a defined or complex internal ranking or heirarchy
==History==
The modifier "highly complex" is likely an evolution of the descriptors "complex" and "extremely complex", which refer to polyfragmentation.
While "RAMCOA system" is another possible descriptor for HC-DID systems, RAMCOA as an umbrella includes experiences next to programming, so not every system that has RAMCOA experiences, or whose function or structure is impacted by RAMCOA, is necessarily programmed (or in turn HC-DID).
== Related Terms ==
-uniopus
-multiopus
-unigram
-multigram
Codenaut
Internal handler
Shell
== Flag Meaning ==
Brown - forced splitting 
Orange - programming 
Black - dissociation, judgement, and isolation 
White - intersectionality 
Blue - community 
Purple - deprogramming 
Pink - acceptance and self love
Flowers - growth and survival
== References ==
Category:Terms Related to RAMCOA
Headghost

Headghost is a term used in the tulpamancy community which has had a number of definitions. A version of Tulpamancy: Guide Into The Strange And Wonderful once identified it as a synonym to offshoot personality, defining them as headmates able to be controlled by the host.Tulpamancy Guide Into The Strange And Wonderful copy from User Manual Wiki A version that appears to be more recent provided a different definition, calling it a synonym to formless and describing headghosts as headmates who do not appear in the mindscape.Tulpamancy Guide Into The Strange And Wonderful different copy A usage of "head ghost," two words, appeared in 2015,Ask a head ghost and two tulpas something thread by Akinkinit on Tulpa.info (2015) and an associated post referred to "invisible head ghosts," likely referencing formlessness.Tulpamancy tips from a tulpa by Noriko on Tulpa.info (2015)
==References==
Category:Tulpamancy Community Terms
Headmate

A headmate is a singular person or entity in a plural system or collective. They can be clearly separated (like in DID or OSDD-1b, called a multiple or partitionary system) or more blurry and fluid (like in median or OSDD-1a). According to Astraea's Web, the term "headmate" originates from the soulbonding community, where it was used in systems without fictive soulbonds.https://astraeasweb.net/plural/glossary.html (archive)
==History==
The term has been traced back to uses by natural systems in 2005.https://soulbonder.tumblr.com/post/142667224680/no-headmate-was-not-created-by-mpddid-systems (archive)
==Related Terms==
An alter or part is the medical term for a headmate, however it has never exclusively referred to systems with traumatic origins and these terms have interchangeable definitions. It is up to a specific system to decide whatever terminology they prefer. Personality is another medical term which has fallen out of use. 
Median systems may have facets or aspects, rather than headmates. 
"System member" and "pluran" are other common ways to refer to headmates. "Sysmate" or "systemmate" is also used by some, particularly those who dislike the connotation that system members are "in the head" or an exclusively mental phenomenon.
Pluran and pluralian are alternative terms to describe headmates that is not referring to other system members or the system itself. 
Psybling is a synonym/alternative to headmate. 
== Gallery ==
Lhz-headmate.png|Headmate flag by localhazard.
Lhz-systemmember.png|System Member flag by localhazardhttps://localhazard-wikiblog.tumblr.com/post/702016713226584064/system-member-pluran-and-alter-flags-by-request (archive).
==References==
Category:Common Terms
Category:Plural Slang
Category:Terms about the plural community
Category:Soulbonding Community Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Headmate Channeler

A headmate channeler is a headmate with the ability to feel the bleedthrough of thoughts/emotions/etc. of a given headmate, or the impact of a headmate's bleedthrough upon another given headmate.
The ability to feel the bleedthrough of another headmate can be used to parse their thoughts, words, feelings etc on any given event, situation etc, if needed.
This can be useful when a headmate that cannot front allows their bleedthrough to be felt by another member already present in the fronting room; instructions can be taken accordingly and such.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Headmate Fax Machine

The headmate fax machine is a metaphor, sometimes a literalized metaphor, similar to the headmate printer but originally made with spiritual and soulbonding/spiribonding systems in mind, where headmates often existed externally before they were brought to the system or collective space, in a literal sense. The term can also be used by aporine systems and anyone who feels their headmates have or had existence independent of their brain.
== History ==
While there is no official coining date for headmate fax machine, High Faye Courts Dancing used the term as early as November 4th, 2022, and it was placed on Pluralpedia on 2023-12-19.
Headmateflux

Headmateflux is a term used for two or more headmates that fluctuate in separation. The headmate basically fuse and split over and over again. The system with headmatefluxer can be: osciliple, multiple, mediple, median and/or other systems.
== History ==
The term was created by Owl.xch, on the 03. July 2023 on pluralpedia.
== Related terms ==
Headmate - A headmate is a singular person or entity in a plural system or collective.
Medianmate - A medianmate is an alternative term for a headmate who is a member of a median or mediple system (including sisasystems).
Osciliple - An ociliple system, sisasystem, or subsystem fluctuates between singlet and plural.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:Terms Related To Fusion
Category:Terms Related to Splitting
Category:-flux & -fluid Terms
Headmate Printer

The headmate printer is a generally-abstract concept present in many systems and plural collectives, wherein there is either an abstract energy that produces headmates over time, or seeing specific things (media, ideas, anything really) can trigger the formation or soulbonding of new system members, often but not always introtives. This phenomenon goes by many names, and has been widely adopted in plural discussions and slang. Printer Fuel is a term for fictional characters or media personages that commonly trigger the headmate printer in systems, and Timeline Juice is a related but distinct concept. When producing or revealing entire worlds, rather than individual headmates, the headmate printer may be called a 3D printer instead.
Headmate Roulette

Headmate roulette is when a system uses a tool to randomly select headmates for the purpose of fronting, interacting with others, doing tasks, or anything that the system may need. 
The term was coined to help systems who can switch easily, but anyone who is plural could use it. 
One can also refer to headmate roulette as a little game where one picks a headmate and then try to get ones method of doing headmate roulette to select the headmate you were thinking about. 
A way to do this is with PluralKit. The command pk;random (shortened to pk;r) selects a member of the system at random. 
The PluralKit dashboard has pages for selecting random members, linked in the members page. There's also an option for selecting random groups too. 
RANDOM.org offers a List Randomizer where you can make a list of headmates for it to randomize. It could be useful for smaller systems as there is a 10,000 item limit for the list.
== History ==
Forestwalk came up with the term when wanting something to call this. It was Headmate Randomizer at first, but then they came up with Headmate Roulette. They used it in-system for a while before asking it to be put on Pluralpedia.
==Related Terms==
Front gacha and front roulette are system function through which fronters are selected randomly without deliberate input from members. 
Category:Terms about the plural community
Category:Fronting Terms
Category:Switching Terms
Headment

A headment is a system member who is partway in between being a fragment and a "full" headmate.
==Related Terms==
Semi-fragmented may be considered a synonym, specifically as an intermediary state of fragment filling. 
== History ==
The term was coined by mogaiconstellations on August 24th, 2023.https://www.tumblr.com/mogaiconstellations/726598920225095680/new-coining-post-headments-for-when-a-system
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Category:Headmate Elaboration
Headpressure

Headpressure is a pressure, lack of focus, or dizziness that is common among systems. It has multiple causes, including too many members being co-conscious at the same time, and other members trying to front or cause a switch.
It's sometimes described as being like a headache. Some systems experience this without the pain associated with one, while others still have the pain.
Category:Fronting Terms
Category:Switching Terms
Category:External Interactions
Headspace

Category:Common Terms
A headspace (also known as inner world or wonderland) is a place that members of a system can visit or inhabit, where they can talk to other headmates. 
Not every system has one, but many do. It is also not unique to systems. Singlets may have a headspace as well.
== Common Attributes ==
Some headspaces feature fronting rooms, which are a location where members can go in order to perform actions with the body.
Sometimes headmates may only exist in headspace, or may stop or start fronting. In these cases, the only communication they have with the outside world is via another headmate talking to them.
Headspaces can have various themes - sometimes they take the form of a bedroom or small home, but they can also take other forms like a large hall. They can also be entire worlds, which might be inspired by a specific game or TV show, or a general theme like science fiction or fantasy.
== Related Terms ==
Fronting room refers to an area, room, or another place inside a headspace where members go in order to front.
Gateway can be used to describe a headspace, which is connected to another world.
Category:Common Terms
Category:-space Terms
Headspace Access

Headspace access refers to how accessible a headspace is from the front.
For different kinds of headspaces and how they are seen, check out the -Visum Collection.
== Types of Access ==
Inner World: Active : The headspace is active all the time, or exists as a parallel world to shared reality of some kind.
Inner World: Passive : The headspace is only active while the fronter focuses on it.
Inner World: Restricted : Access to the headspace is restricted for some or all members. Members that don't currently front may not be active or may only be able to interact with another headspace. 
==Related Terms==
Frontstuck, frontlocked, or front sealed members may have (temporarily) stricter headspace access. 
Headspace access may vary over time or may be constant. 
The level of headspace access may correlated with the level of internal communication. 
Layer access and travel barriers describe how different areas within a headspace may be accessed. 
Category:Structure
Category:Headspace Processes and Concepts
Category:Fronting Terms
Headspace Amnesia

Headspace amnesia, also known as innerworld amnesia, refers to amnesia between a system's headspace and the front. This manifests in headmates who are in the front not remembering any activities or conversations that they had while in the system's headspace.
== History ==
The term was around before, but on April 20th, 2022, Tumblr user tired-enbees made an official coining post.https://www.tumblr.com/tired-enbees/682052932097703936/headspace-amnesia
==Related Terms==
This type of amnesia may occur due to front blocks and may be described as atrial memory. It may be prevalent in atrium systems, hydraconscious systems, cephaconscious systems, or similar. 
==References==
Category:Headspace Processes and Concepts
Category:Fronting Terms
Headspace Lore

Headspace lore or system lore refers to the history, rules, or established knowledge specific to a system's headspace or inner workings. This may include interactions between headmates, properties of the headspace itself, history of an exolayer or similar world, religions, cultures, etc. 
Intralore refers to system lore from within a headspace, and exolore specifically refers to system lore from within a metaphysical or spiritual headspace. 
==Subterms==
Created lore is lore that a system has created themselves, for example within systems that have created their headspace. 
Inherent lore is lore that a system has not influenced, that has always existed, and that a system may have always been aware of. 
Learned lore is lore, whether created or inherent, that a system has learned of through active discovery. 
==History==
The terms intralore, exolore, created lore, inherent lore, and learned lore were created in 2021 by a coiner that has requested to remain anonymous.https://web.archive.org/web/20230725190140/https://chocolateboxassortment.tumblr.com/post/669072791403986944
==Related Terms==
Endomemories are memories from within a headspace. 
Implicit lore and isolated lore may refer to how a fronter is able to recall system lore, personal memories, or other knowledge that they do not have full access to. 
An archivist or lorekeeper may have full knowledge of a system's lore. 
An insys religion is experienced within or contained to a headspace, and may be considered part of a system's lore. 
==References==
Category:Headspace Processes and Concepts
Headstorm

A headstorm is a dissociated state in which members of a system come and go out of consciousness with little rhyme or reason and heavy amnesia. 
== Subterms ==
A stormmate is a headmate within the headstorm.
A gap is a rotational group of headmates within a headstorm. 
== Effects ==
One headmate (a central storm mate) may be centered in the storm and tend to front the most during this time, accompanied by a gap that may frequent the storm, circling around the main headmate. 
Being in a headstorm makes it easier to view the inner world as the central stormmate travels deep within the inner world and visits other parts that may not have been frequently visited before. 
Headstorms may result in members of the system becoming active again temporarily, as the central headmates "snap-back" due to the fluctuating nature of their headspace. Extensive periods of this may lead to a system wobble.
Healer

A healer is a headmate that heals others when they are hurt, wounded, etc. in the innerworld. They can also possess magic in the innerworld and heal others by those means. Their own individual magical skills can differ greatly from any others who possess magic.
Another definition for healer is when they take care of illness and injury in headspace, however this is more aligned with fantasy and magic.
== Related Terms ==
Similar to medic.
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities