#introject types

https://pluralpedia.org/w/Disorderject

Disorderject

[PT: Disorderject]

“A disorderject, or disordertive, is a member of a system based on a disorder. It may be the brain’s representation of the disorder, representation of symptoms, or anything else related to a disorder. They will commonly be introjects of the system’s own disorder(s), however, it can be any disorder. Although this was coined to refer to mental disorders, this also counts for physical disorders or other disorders. If the system sees it as a disorder, it counts and the term can be used.” - Pluralpedia(link)

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[PT: Spitetive]

Spitetive, a introject source out of spite of something. This can be simply about their existence, spite towards certain groups/things, or a personification of spite.

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[PT: Fictospiritive]

Fictospiritive, a type of Spiritive(link) and Fictive(link) connected to Ficto-Religions(link). Those who are Fictospiritives can be sourced from the ones that faith is about, general idea, the flags, etc!

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A alter who is sourced from fan made content for fictional works, with no connections with the original work other then the Fanmade content. Such as headcanons, aus, fan edits, spoilers, etc.

Examples of this could be, a alter who is sourced form a popular fandom but the body has not interacted with the content of that fandom other then things made by the fandom such as edits. So the member may not have proper knowledge of the contents of the source other then those that they saw from things like spoilers.

This term was made for two members of our system who would account as this, Zac and Hunter!

Spiritive is a term not made by us, this flag is my own interpretation of the flag!

“A spiritive is an introject from a spiritual or religious source, like mythology and religious texts. They do not have to be of the faith the system practices, or perceived as the "true" person from the source.” - Pluralpedia

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Flags can be used by anyone technically, just please do not bring discourse into this.

Will repost on my coining blog.