Prickle-Prickle, Chaos 19

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[Disclaimer] This blog has religious (Discordian) theming.

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Requests are open! You can tag me in coining posts. I fully consent to my terms being added to wikis and archives as long as there is a link back to me.

Systems & Umbrellas coined on this blog:

Sharegender / Gendershared [Link]

Imthanata [Link]

Eulovia [Link]

Image IDs will not be provided, as they are incredibly difficult for me to do with my executive functioning issues.

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Other Blogs:

@ricocheting (main)

@chickengendiese (hoard)

@homicidekin (kin)

@gendervoidborn (gender system)

@gender-contain-protect (SCP)

@dependencypersonality (DPD)

This is not a complete list of all my blogs, just those I'm willing to share.

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[Banner: Pro-Multispec & Aspec Monos. anyone can use my terms]

[Banner: Anti-Ableism, Pro-Recovery. anyone can use my terms]

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Aceplured is a term for an asexual whose orientation is changed by the fact they are plural or otherwise part of a system. The -plured suffix is inspired by oriented and angled, as well as being similar to blurred.

Someone who is aceplured may be:

Internally "coded" as asexual, yet externally feeling sexual attraction the body in general feels.

Asexual, yet able to feel sexual attraction as bleedover from others in their system.

Personally asexual, yet able to feel sexual attraction because the system as a whole feels romantic attraction.

...and more, along the asexual spectrum!

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The left flag's stripe is color-picked from kenochoric's plural flag, while the right is color-picked from m0dem0n's OSDDID flag.

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Aroplured is a term for an aromantic whose orientation is changed by the fact they are plural or otherwise part of a system. The -plured suffix is inspired by oriented and angled, as well as being similar to blurred.

Someone who is aroplured may be:

Internally "coded" as aromantic, yet externally feeling romantic attraction the body in general feels.

Aromantic, yet able to feel romantic attraction as bleedover from others in their system.

Personally aromantic, yet able to feel romantic attraction because the system as a whole feels romantic attraction.

...and more, along the aromantic spectrum!

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The left flag's stripe is color-picked from kenochoric's plural flag, while the right is color-picked from m0dem0n's OSDDID flag.

Impossible-Consent Paraphilias.

This makes it clear what's actually being referred to (paraphilias that cannot be consented to) and without the implication "harmful" has sometimes where anyone who has them is inherently going to cause harm. It allows for expansion in the way "the big three" does not, and is also more clear on what it actually means without context on what "the big three" actually are.

It also avoids including ageplay, petplay, or consensual non-consent, as these are all things which can be consented to (though obviously your mileage may vary on your interpretation of them otherwise).

A term for an alterhuman who identifies with their alterhuman identity in many or all of the possible ways.

Examples of identities which may be icosahuman:

Lacking personal distinction between types of alterhumanity.

Having multiple interpretations of one's alterhumanity.

Being both kin and copinglink due to clinging to one's kin as a coping mechanism.

Being a fictive or extranthrope who also identifies with other alterhuman terminology.

An alterhuman with fluidity in their type of identity, such as sometimes being kin and sometimes being hearted.

And more!

It is intended for those who are multiple kinds of alterhuman regarding a single identity (ex. being foxkin and a fox copinglink), rather than those who have multiple alterhuman identities of different types. Someone with multiple alterhuman identities who has singular identities of multiple types is also included.

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Please don't do alterhuman discourse on this post. People have varied experiences regarding their identity and restricting people to one category for the sake of protecting the label does no one favors.

A constelic term under multisongstelic for the album Scripted by Icon for Hire. Someone who is scriptedmultistelic may stel multiple but not all songs from the album, or all songs from the album individually rather than as a whole of the album.

Lyrics preview: (Get Well)

Social constructs are real things. They exist in reality, they affect our lives, and they are very important to people. Just because something is created by society doesn't mean it doesn't exist within that society.

Social constructs are also usually not inherent themselves, but they don't come from nowhere. The ideas of gender that we have are social constructs, and the importance of it in our identity is. Still, it does describe a part of our identity that does inherently exist in some fashion. If we didn't have the construct of gender, the part of your identity you think of as your gender wouldn't disappear entirely. It may be different, unbound by the constructs of our society, but you still have that part of you.

The scientists CAN be wrong, and psychology IS naturally hard to verify, but there are still things we accept as true in psychology that you can easily reference and are currently as good as fact. And psychology is non-exclusive in much of its terminology *on purpose*; its definitions tend to be vague and allow for a lot of wiggle room. That's why pretty much every disorder in the DSM has a huge "differential diagnosis" section.

You can do the same to see if the use is common in what you get from that search: instead search "google scholar [psych term] [condition to verify]" and see how the different papers that come up talk about it. Are they speculative? Are they trying to bolster the definition? Or do they assume this is known information and only give a short briefing before going into what the actual study is about?