#persecutor subterm

[PT: Maladaptive Coper]

Maladaptive Coper, a type of persecutor who partakes in coping mechanisms that are inherently harmful for oneself and the body, also referred to as maladaptive coping(link).

This may be a alter who split during a time the body did it and still partakes in the behavior but does not have to be.

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Obfuscator

[PT: Obfuscator]

“An obfuscator is a masker or prism who is also a persecutor, and forces masking onto the system in ways often detrimental to their attempts to live a healthy life. The obfuscator may prevent the system from asking for help, or allowing the system to divulge any secrets, even when it’s clear that doing so is the healthier choice. The obfuscator may be unaware they are doing this, or that they are even a headmate.” - Pluralpedia

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[PT: Force Splitter]

“A Force Splitter is a headmate who is in some way forces headmates to split. This term falls under the persecutor umbrella.

A Force Splitter is a headmate that by intention or not causes stress on the system with the purpose to split other headmates. Wither this is purely internal or even external, a Force Splitter may be purposely splitting others to help with external issues, internal issues, or just for personal reasons. A Force Splitter may believe they are a artisan, beastmaster, architect, and or any other role that may relate to the creation and removal of alters.” - Pluralpedia

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[PT: Imprisoner]

“An imprisoner is a sub-type of persecutor that may believe themselves to be a protector. Rather than acting as a barrier between persecutor and other headmates, they may instead choose to isolate and imprison those they deem dangerous to the system, potentially with the intent of punishing them or in an attempt to keep order within the system. Imprisoners may even go so far as to force other headmates into dormancy or keep them otherwise incapacitated.

Imprisoner as a plural term was coined due to confusion on whether or not wardens can also be persecutors. As such, the protector counterpart of imprisoners are called wardens.” - Pluralpedia

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