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Weavic [Attraction]

A form of attraction exclusive to members of the same system; described as a desire to integrate with another system member(s), or be in a partnership where the end-goal is some form of integration. Some people might consider this a form of plurelic attraction, while others might consider it autonomous.

Those who experience weavic attraction may feel feelings of wanting to be very close with, communicate/switch easily between, share responsibilities and/or struggles with, understand in a way others cannot, and/or be one in the same as another member, and may feel as though integration would make them feel more complete, or be the perfect form of partnership for all involved parties.

This may include partial / non-fusion integration, in which members break down barriers but do not become one in the same (creating smoother communication, switching, etc.), or it may specifically describe wanting to integrate in such a way that the parties involved become the same person.

A weavic "crush" is called a wrush (said like "rush"), and a weavic relationship may be called a weaving or weavingship.

This was made with my own personal experiences as a dissociative system in mind, but non-dissociative systems can also use this if integration of some kind is something they experience. I may not have used the most inclusive language because I don't know the specific experiences of every system, but rest assured, if you're a system that experiences integration, you can use this.

Fenikae / Phenixic / Phoenixal: A term that describes alterhumans (and others who feel this label fits them) with a particular kind of past life, believing that they died or otherwise left their past life, and were born again into this one. They may additionally believe that this process has happened many times before, and will continue in the future. An example is someone who was a deer in their past life that died, and was reborn again as a human.

This term is intentionally broad; it includes those who may believe in souls, reincarnation, new versions of oneself in different time periods, and many other varieties of experiences that may not be listed here.

This term may be used by those who are already a certain kind of alterhuman (such as otherkin), or fenikae may be considered its own, autonomous form of alterhumanity.

Fenikae, phenixic, and phoenixal may be used as nouns, and may also be used as adjectives. For example: "I am fenikae.", "I am phenixic.", "I am phoenixal.", "I am a phoenixal alterhuman/otherkin/headmate/etc."

Comes from феникс (feniks), the Serbian word for Phoenix, and Phénix, the French word for Phoenix.

Update: Here's some symbols for the term and any subterms that may be made in the future!

The jagged clover symbol is no longer used, as it resembles a hate symbol to some degree. Obviously that hadn't been my intention when making it, but it was definitely a foolish oversight, and the last thing I'd want is someone using something that could be misinterpreted in such a way.

At some point back then, I posted new symbols on Tumblr, but since they've likely disappeared, I'm going to post them here. I went through the effort of enlarging and cleaning them up. Enjoy. (Also, the symbols are white, so if the background is also white, click to see them.)

In order: Phoenix Loop, Phoenix Root, Phoenix Triskele.

Velaurian: A term for someone who is both veldian/turian and a lesbian.

Someone who is velaurian might change between the two (such as genderfluid and omnique people), may be both at the same time (such as bigender etc. people), may identify with both due to being a system, may be abrosexual, or any other reason for identifying with both labels. Some velaurians may also identify with mesque.

[ PT: Velaurian: A term for someone who is both veldian/turian and a lesbian. /End ID ]

Medipunk

A subculture for disabled people, focusing on how we're treated by the medical industry. This includes things like little to no accessibility for mobility aid users, being unable to receive treatment due to gender, weight, class, race, etc, those who either aren't able to or don't want to be diagnosed due to stigma, and anything else affected by the medical industry. It is a rejection of medical ableism, and a "fuck you" to those that perpetrate it. It's inclusive of any kind of disabled person, physical or mental.

It's about free, accessible, and adequate healthcare for all, defiance against medical ableism and pseudoscientific ableism (like "vaccines cause autism" and whatnot), autonomy for all disabled people, and more. It is similar to terms like cpunk, dyspunktional, madpunk, neuropunk... and many, many more. The key difference in medipunk is that it is specifically focused on medical ableism, treatment from the medical industry and/or medical professionals, and defiance of it. It is also for any disabled person, whereas other terms may focus on more specific groups. Medipunk may be considered underneath, or next to, any of these terms.

Stylistically, there is no way to "look" the part. There may be a basis in "medical" aesthetics, however for others it may be the opposite, with more focus on self-created or "DIY" projects. It's is not about a specific style, moreso putting focus on doing what is most comfortable for each person.

Glomusica: A musicagender that’s related to the glowing mushroom biome music in Terraria.

Willogenic: A system that was purposely created or willed into existence, through psychological or spiritual means.

A term for system members who were willed into existence is willomates, and an alternate term for individuals who do not identify as/like to use the word system for themselves is willowers or willoers. Systems may also be partly willogenic, if they have some members that were willed into existence and some not.

This term does not have any connection to t-lpamancy due to controversy surrounding the term. The unintentionally created variant of willogenic is catharigenic.

The top flag is the original (made by an anonymous user), the bottom left is a mild touch up, and the bottom right is my rendition of the flag. This term was created by an anonymous user, and was posted on the now deleted blog @/plurgai-archive. A reblog of this original post can be found here.

From the original post: "The light yellow center is supposed to represent the original mind. The stripes expanding out from it represent how our willomates are willed into existence. The darkest stripes represent willomates as their own people. The lighter stripes in between represent their connection to the host."

Neither this term nor this flag was created by me or plurgai-archive. I am putting it here due to the original coining post being deleted, and the original submitter being anonymous. Do not credit me with the coining of either of these.

A (proposed) new system symbol!

I wanted to make my own symbol for systems for a while now, and I finally came up with one that I liked. It’s a center point (or circle, if you prefer!), with 8 outstretched “arms” that either spiral in on themselves, or dip back into the middle (as shown in the second row in the middle). It could be called a plural sun, or a plural spiral.

This is the same general design with some variations, because it can really be drawn in any form that you want. The inspiration primarily comes from how octopus have 8 outstretched limbs, each one with a mind of its own to the point where they often work independently of the central brain. I was also partly inspired by the Sun, because of how stars have multiple layers inside of it and work together internally to function throughout its lifetime.

First person (neo)pronouns flag

First person (neo)pronouns (often shortened to 1stpp, 1pp, and fpp) are a type of pronoun modification that change one's usage of i/me/my/myself etc. rather than third person pronouns. They are typically used to refer to oneself.

Example: "I am having the time of my life" could be "Vi am having the time of vy life."

This flag is largely based off of the color scheme of the original neopronouns flag by uncommongenders (green, white, purple), but with inspiration also taken from the other two primary flags (purple-pink one and green-yellow) one. Then I just edited the colors and my own twist onto the stripe formation to make it look unique.

The symbol is just of an average user icon, to refer to one's own pronouns (aka first person.)

[ID: Two symbols, showing a center ring with 8 looping arms coming out of it, and another circle wrapping around it at the end. The one in the left is white and the one in the right is black. End ID]

Soooo I made a new version of the plural spiral

The ring around it makes it look like the plural spiral is part of the disability sun, and I thought it'd be really cool since it contains the original spiral that any plural person can be represented with, and with the disability sun added it also represents those who view it as a neurodivergency or disability