Jan 19
Layer System
The alters that live in/on a specific layer, this is generally a type of separated subsystem.
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Layer System
The alters that live in/on a specific layer, this is generally a type of separated subsystem.
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[ID: Blue flag with a dark blue border, and a white horizontal line. There is a black fencing saber in the top left corner.]
FENCING STRUCTURED SYSTEM
[PT: Fencing Structured System]
A Fencing Structured system is a structure based around fencing as a sport. Parts of this structure includes "right of way" rules in regards to fronting (i.e someone who is there 'first' has priority for activities, while anyone who comes into front after must wait to take their turn, and so on), classifying headmates as different classifications, and specific groups in relation to Saber, Foil, and Épée. The system doesn't necessarily have to fence, or be into fencing, however the way things work are heavily related to the rules and ideas behind the sport. Good sportsmanship (and being a team player) and respect for those internally and externally are of importance.
Headmates may be split into A - E lettering in relation to priority, time spent in the system, and how often they front. A is highest classification, and E is the lowest. Members may change from classification (higher or lower), but these groups cannot be "skipped" to the next letter, as there has to be some level of improvement to get there.
No member of a system is confined to strictly one grouping, and might fit into multiple, as fencing allows you to be able to play many different weapons.
Sabre - The most aggressive weapon used for fencing, and prioritizes "right of way". This group might comprise of protectors, persecutors, hosts, and any parts that might protect the system or do outerworld work like diplomats.
Foil - This weapon has the smallest area of attack and prioritizes right of way rules. This group might comprise of littles, caretakers, and parts who do not front as often due to other priorities within the system.
Épée - This weapon has the biggest area of attack, and has no regards for "right of way". This group might comprise of gatekeepers, managers, ISHs, and other parts that work almost entirely internally and behind the scenes. This group keeps the system running and functional.
Referees - This group might comprise of a variety of different members with different roles. Headmates who do not fit into any of the above categories (such as fragments) might go here.
Coined: October 19th, 2025.
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CDD systems/People with CDDs
Have you done any kind of system mapping* before?
No
Don't remember
Yes, drawn innerworld/headspace locations style maps
Yes, alter role, relationship, and/or subsystem chart style maps
Yes, detailed written descriptions as a form of mapping
Yes, drawn locations and chart style maps
Yes, Yes, drawn locations and detailed written descriptions style maps
Yes, charts and detailed written descriptions style maps
Yes, all of the above
Yes, another way
[Not the demographic of this poll]
*system mapping does not only refer to drawing map of innerworlds/headspaces, it also includes mapping alter relationships, roles, and/or subsystems
Mercurial Systems & Front Batteries
A mercurial system describes a system structure that involved the concept of front batteries.
Front batteries can be defined as a phenomenon within fronting where one will experience a high activity front followed by a low activity front. (Explained below)
Systems, plurals, multiples and more, are you hierarchical?
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Yes all of are
Yes, but it's only the main group
Yes with exceptions
no with exceptions
used too be
no
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Schrödibased refers to a system and/or headmate based around schrödinger's cat, either metaphorically and/or literally. But this is not inherently an origin. Schrödinger's cat theory could affect system functions, headspace, headmates, their roles, or other parts of how the system functions. In simple terms, it is a base that could be one thing and another thing at the same time until observed otherwise.
So. We've got a new fictive, and it's like our brain looked at what was missing in our system and called him in to fill that hole. He is perfect for our system, we all adore him, and he adores us! The problem is that he formed spontaneously in a system that, up until this point, has been mostly willogenic and built with a careful structure that he does not fit into. He feels... unwelcome, or like the odd one out. I need to reassure him that his presence is wanted, and that he's more important than our previous structure, but I have no idea how. Any advice? - ☀️💐
hey, there is absolutely nothing wrong with a system being mixed origins or having headmates who each formed in different ways. lots of systems out there may find that most of their headmates formed one way, while one or two formed differently.
honestly we feel like the best way to reassure him that his presence is wanted, is to tell him that and keep reminding him when he’s down. also, maybe y’all can do things like try to actively include him in activities, discussions, and general system life in order to help him feel a bit more like he belongs.
if your system has a carefully built structure, maybe it would be worth it to re-examine this structure and see if you can edit or rework it in order to incorporate him in some way. this may take some effort on everyone’s parts, but it may be worth the extra work in order to help integrate him into your system’s structure a bit more purposefully.
and tbh, every individual headmate is unique. as long as he’s not being excluded, cut out, or ignored, there is nothing wrong with being different or having different origins. maybe y’all could help remind him that it’s okay to have differences that set him apart as an individual from the rest of the system. these differences don’t make him any less of a headmate or less of a valuable member of your collective.
we hope something here will work for him and the rest of your system. best of luck with integrating him into your system in a way that works for everyone :)
