Split Hydraconscious

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Split hydraconscious refers to a system or sisasystem that is hydraconscious in both front and headspace, but the streams of consciousness between front and headspace are separated.

Experiences a split hydraconscious system may have:


 * Headmates lose their headspace memories when entering front, then lose their fronting memories when leaving front.
 * Headmates lose access to headspace memories when entering front, then lose access to fronting memories when leaving front.
 * Headmates currently in headspace are unaware of fronting headmates, and vice versa.
 * Memories are rarely or never shared between the front consciousness and the headspace consciousness.
 * When a headmate enters or leaves front, they feel like they are becoming a different version of themself. This phenomenon is not better attributed to being a subsystem.
 * The line between front and headspace is distinct.
 * Moving between front and headspace feels like entering a different consciousness.
 * Switching feels smooth and sudden at the same time.
 * When co-fronting, headmates simultaneously feel separated from each other and interconnected.

Barriers between front and headspace are often present in split hydraconscious systems, but are not required to have in order to use the term split hydraconscious.

Gallery
Both split hydraconscious flags were created by the-a-collective on Tumblr. The flags are inspired by the hydraconscious flag.

Related Terms
Hydraconscious systems have a similar consciousness structure, but have a different distinction, or do not have a distinction, between fronting consciousness and headspace consciousness.

Split misaconscious systems, split monoconscious systems, split polyconscious systems, and cephaconscious systems have a similar distinction between fronting consciousness and headspace consciousness.

Mutoconscious systems are hydraconscious in headspace, but monoconscious in front.

Multiplexconscious systems are hydraconscious in front, but polyconscious in headspace

Atrium Systems have memory management similar to this.