System Term Reference Book

PT: Pupipsese. End PT.

An ipsese term for headmates who's identity, as a headmate, and self feels intertwined with puppies. They are not inherently sourced from it but can be.

Paw icon from here.

Plural Non-System flag

Definition: A plural non-system is a collection of people who don't identify as a system, for multiple reasons. Some are simply connected to other universes, some have parts instead of members (like in IFS), and some have states, like BPD. Some are like any other collective but reject the term for other reasons, such as being spiritual in origin.

Pluralpedia link

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Parintersex flag

Parintersex is a term to describe headmates that are intersex when the body is not, and/or headmates that are a different kind of intersex to the body.

Original coiner is @catastrophe-coins | Coined post here

Do note that we are bodily intersex

Mania Holder role flag

Definition: A system member who holds mania for this system. They could even be a Manic-Protector who fronts to take the brunt on the mania, or a Manic-Persecuter who fronts to cause manic episodes.

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no id sorry i dont know how to do ids for flags -book

A system role for headmates who hold religious guilt, regardless of it being irrational or not.

SYSTEM TERM !! PRO ENDO :3

PLEASE put our terms on pluralpedia

[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

Alterhuman: (adjective) A subjective identity which is beyond the scope of what is traditionally considered ‘being human’; (noun) a person with such an identity. (Definition taken from the Alt+H website.) (More information can be found here!)

Hello there! We decided to create our own alterhuman flag!

The main three colors in the center are pulled from the Alt+H website; the top two and bottom two colors are gradients derived from the outermost two colors in the center!

Kerbero flag with symbol and without symbol

ID: A 7 striped flag with a white circle in the middle. Inside the circle is 3 rings overlaped eachother. In the middle of the overlapped circles is a arrow with the line in a sigzag shape, there is a line underneath the triangle part of the arrow, the symbol is also the alt key symbol. The symbol in the circle is light brown in color. The first stripe on top is a dark purple, the second stripe is a medium purple, the third stripe is a muted blue with a purple tint, the fourth stripe is a light green that is slightly muted, the fith stripe is a light muted yellow, the sixth stripe is a light muted orange, and the seventh stripe is a light muted red. END ID

(Please let me know if the ID can be improved)

Definition: Kerbero is a term for those who are under the alterhuman umbrella because they are plural.

The name Kerbero is inspired by the greek myth of cerberus, a three-headed dog.

Flag explanation: the flag colors came from a mix of 2 flag colors (shown below) the colors are arranged in a upsidedown rainbow with altered shades like the orginal flag to represent the "alter" in alterhumanity. The three overlapped rings represent plurality and also reference the three heads that cerberus is depicted as having. While the alt key symbol (a common symbol for alterhumanity) represents the alterhuman identity that the plural individual has.

The plural and alterhuman flags used for inspiration, the plural flag post is here and the alterhuman flag is here.

Transparent image of the kerbero symbol

Trial-Host

A trial-host is a headmate of which tests the waters of becoming a host by jumping full in. They take on host duties and or start fronting a lot more frequently. This can last for a day or weeks, possibly even months. Then afterwards they may never host again, or continue to host and become a long-term host. This can be a regular host, co-host, inconsishost, etc. They could start trial-hosting for many and any reasons, but the intention of doing so is always to become a long-term host after experiencing what its like.

Term and flag coined by The Platforms on August 10th, 2023.

When the body feels as if it's supposed to have (an) extra limb(s) due to the current fronter's extra limbs in headspace, such as wings, tails, and horns.

From the Greek prefix “exo-“ meaning outer, external.

When the body experiences pain which resembles a current fronter's pain in headspace.

From the Greek prefix “exo-“ meaning outer, external.

An introject based on a temporary fusion of two or more system members.

Derived from the word “fusion”.

Half of a polymultiple polyplex; a group of members, subsystems, and sidesystems that may be connected to each other or disconnected to the other half of the system in some way.

From “Hemi-“, the Latin prefix for “half”.

A system member/system formed do to a system members yearning. Similar to Amorform but for familial reasons. This can be used for system members who form from another system mates exomemories where they were related. Can be used with -genic, -system, etc.

Source: November Sanctuary

A member that frequently fluctuates in and out of dormancy.

From the Latin prefix “Inter-“ — between, among, during — and “flux” — flowing in and out of.

A system member who performs a wide range of roles or has an ever fluctuating role.