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But here's what gives me hope:

Back then, anything out of the norm was seen as horrid, stupid and evil, but are now normalized in this life. Maybe the same will happen with alterhumans, xenogenders and such.

Remember when furries were all seen as weird? I mean sure, they still are seen that way, but it doesnt seem to be as much. They gotten normalized too basically!

An umbrella term to describe all types of individuals who interact with non-physical or fake-physical creatures, whether the friendic appeared involuntary or purposefully for different reasons.

The labels in the umbrella term include:

Ghosttivic/ghosttivican

An individual who's friendic is a ghost in all levels, whether it's based on spiritual belief that their friendic may be an actual ghost or that the friendic resembles a ghost, this can both be involuntary and voluntary depending on how user sees it

Imaginativic/imaginativican

An individual who feels like they involuntarily created or has a friendic out of pure neurodivergency, coping mechanism, and negative events. Or for other reasons that may be related to coping

The appearance of the friendic may feel involuntary due to the fact that their ideas pop up uncontrollably or for whatever reason they may think. However, its movements and where it goes can be controlled, but not all the time

Sometimes, experiences may occur to feeling as if it makes you a part of the alterhuman community in a complex way, such as being otherhearted, or most times copinglink

Thoughtivic/plushtivican

An individual who experiences having friendics/imaginary friends in a voluntary way, whether it's for fun or coping mechanisms or other reasons that may occur.

Plushtivic/plushtivican

An individual who owns a certain item or plush and interacts with it like it's human, The experience does not exactly act like the average person interacting with their plush or item, and feels rather like the plush is a full on friendic to their eyes, which may make them feel imaginic in certain occasions.

Xenotivic

A term that describes people who makes up their own labels that explains their imaginic experience

Example: person makes a friendic or has a friendic that appears, the person makes up a label because other labels don't fit them, that falls under the xenotivic label and so does the friendic-type.

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A person who created their friendics purposely for comfort, coping, or for fun, they usually expect their friendics to pop up controllably. While many people do this, some people may experience it oddly in a way that probably makes them feel like a copinglink or funlink, meaning the friendic could also be a part of their identity in some way.

Imaginativic (í-magin-a-tívíc)

An imaginativic person is someone who formed their imaginary friends or people on accident, whether thats based on coping mechanisms (age regressions or other types), negative events, severe trauma, neurodivergency like hyperfixtations or just in general (autism, adhd, ect), or caused by identity and pronoun (alterhumanity/transgenderism/neopronounism, ect), it can be caused by many things but the imaginary friend appearing is involuntary, however controlling the imaginary friend through your brain to communicate, walk and talk is voluntary and can happen! (Though to some experiences, it may FEEL like it is uncontrollable for the friendic/imaginic to move. )

Some imaginics can be fictional characters! I used to have an imaginary friend that was monika from ddlc. This felt involuntary for me, but it improved my social skills.

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Many imaginativics might find comfort in their imaginary friends, and sometimes, it might even cause them to heal from depression or get over their trauma. It's basically an involuntarily coping mechanism, but it's not unhealthy either, and even if it is unhealthy for you, then I hope you are okay!!🫶

Little terms to describe more things:

Pertivic- a term to describe all types of imaginary things (imaginary friends, enemies, acquaintances, or whatever you see them as)

Friendtivic - a term to describe an imaginary friend in terms of imaginity

Enemic - a term to describe an imaginary enemy in terms of imaginity

Neutralic - a term to describe an imaginary acquaintance in terms of imaginity

Thoughtivic - a term to describe an existence who experiences being imaginativic in a more voluntary way.

Imaginic - a term to describe every and all existences and beings and people who owns imaginary people/companions, whether they are voluntary or involuntary!