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in my TOTALLY professional and trustworthy opinion i think itd end well, and i dont mean that sarcastically. as long as a session has a time and space player itll most likely have a higher chance of succeeding since they wouldnt need to do eight consecutive springboards off the metaphysical diving board to manipulate the timeline as well as actually create the planet theyll inhabit, but since bards are a destructive class i guess that could start problems, but in all honesty it depends solely on the individuals themselves and if theyll finish their arc.

- what triggers age regression? is it purely a trauma thing or can other factors cause it?

- do systems take control of a host one at a time, or are they just all in there? can parts of a system talk to each other?

- is there a difference between fictives and kins?

- is there a reason why fictives and agere are so popular in the hs community?

again, sorry if this is insensitive, but i'm new to this! thanks for answering!!

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its not insensitive, youre just asking questions.

age regression can be trigger by trauma and stress, but it can also be voluntary.

i dont know what you mean by "taking control of a host" so im going to assume you mean if alters front one at a time. alters can front one at a time however there can also be multiple alters in front at the same time, the term for that is "co-fronting". alters (or parts, if thats your preferred term) can speak to each other if the system has a headspace where alters can interact, or if theyre co-fronting / co-conscious (co-consciousness is when multiple alters are conscious at the same time, but one or more alters arent fronting).

fictrojects (or fictives) are alters who formed based off of a fictional source, they have pseudo-memories from that source and believe they are that source while kins (from what i know) are people who heavily relate to a character to the point they self identify as that character.

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