Decided to visualize how our fronting works, please do NOT use this as any medically professional guide as this purely based on our experiences.
Explanation time! So with co-fronting there is two main sub categories, there’s the main front where it’s the most dominant fronter in control of most things. (Or simply “the drivers seat”), in our experience so far it’s usually one or two but there’s two varying levels of it which I’m unsure how to fully explain without sounding insane.
Now there is secondary co-front which is not as extreme(?) as main front but are fully present and solid in front room who has a lot of influence. They can be heard and seen and what’s typically done. More in front the more blending and blurriness. We both consider “main front” and “secondary front” to be co-fronting labels. In our experience main front has more “say” but otherwise more or less equal influence.
Now with co-consciousness there is another two sub-labels we use - well not really labels but rather a “more co-con” and “less co-con”. In our experiences (we feel we have to constantly state that) the two levels are still just co-con, aware of front and both have passive influences over front (with the less co-con the passive influence feels “less”, and generally feels like they’re just watching from the door frame peaking in, and awareness of front seems generally less). All in all these are still co-conscious fronts.
All backed with a lovely triangle diagram, once again please don’t use this as anything official as this is based on OUR experiences. Questions are always fine.
