Dissociative mess's definitions
In the context of a system, alters, and plurality as a whole (Disordered or not):
To be formed by trauma
To be formed by trauma
"We are a traumagenic system."
"You are a traumagenic system, but you also have some endogenic alters."
"I am a traumagenic alter, and my friend is an endogenic alter."
"You are a traumagenic system, but you also have some endogenic alters."
"I am a traumagenic alter, and my friend is an endogenic alter."
by Dissociative mess June 1, 2021
Get the traumagenicmug. In the context of a system, an alter, or plurality as a whole (Disordered or not):
To create a headmate willingly.
Information about this term:
Parogenic falls under Endogenic.
Tulpamancy and creating a parogenic headmate are two different things.
To create a headmate willingly.
Information about this term:
Parogenic falls under Endogenic.
Tulpamancy and creating a parogenic headmate are two different things.
"Some of our headmates are parogenic."
"Parogenic or not, still a headmate."
"One of our endogenic headmates made a parogenic headmate."
"Parogenic or not, still a headmate."
"One of our endogenic headmates made a parogenic headmate."
by Dissociative mess June 2, 2021
Get the parogenicmug. In the context of a system, alter, or plurality as a whole (Disordered or not):
To split off of another alter
To split off of another alter
"I split not too long ago."
"Unfortunately, we split again the other day. That was... unpleasant."
"A split occurred again, she said."
"Unfortunately, we split again the other day. That was... unpleasant."
"A split occurred again, she said."
by Dissociative mess June 2, 2021
Get the Splitmug.