#fictive introject

Sincerely, a system with-

Vox, from Hazbin Hotel

Betelgeuse, from Beetlejuice

Princess Azula, from ATLA

Patrick Bateman, from American Psycho

AM, from IHNMAIMS

Lestat de Lioncourt, from IWTV

Phyllis and Dr. Futterman, from Outlast Trials

Dr. Frank N Furter, from Rocky Horror

Satan, from Paradise Lost/The Carpenter’s Son

Pennywise, from IT

Terms: how do you feel about the term fictive? Are there any alternatives you prefer?

Memory: what are your favorite memories? Are they source adjacent, au or something else? Do you have memories of something in source playing out differently?

Media: does your source have other media? Are you from one specific piece? Do you have a favourite?

Names: do you have a name different from source or a preference if your source has multiple?

Mates: any source mates in your system? Do you wish you had any or miss them?

Connection: if comfortable, how connected or separated from your source are you?

Appearance: how do you look in headspace? Is it any different from source?

Multi: if you have more than one source, what are they? Are there any you feel a stronger attachment to?

Role: if comfortable, what are your roles in the system? (Because not every fictive splits for systems comfort)

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panel edit i did for me n sova

It's only irony, though, when that alter ends up being your Gatekeeper / persecutor all in one. Yes, sometimes..... he's a tyrant and really ..... really set in his ways because he is like his source in a lot of ways too, but ultimately, once accepting him and his role, he's also been a saving grace to my fragile and damaged system. He has established order, and not a tyrannical order, either. Just order. "Villain" introjects are not always bad alters, but as alters, they are also formed for a reason.

I see that most lists describing alterhumans discuss animals, plants, concepts, and mythological/spiritual entities. This seems to be a term based on organic (or organic-like) nonhumanity. I have never once seen a list describe those of us who are robotic in nature. Since I consider my species to be Cybertronian, a fully technological species, does that mean I am alterhuman, or is there another term that I should be using to describe myself?

I apologize if this question comes off as uninformed or insensitive. I am doing my best to try and understand things on my own, but I often struggle to find all of the pieces of data needed to truly understand organic concepts. I do not wish to be inadvertently offensive by using a term not meant for me.