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An '''automisiagenic''' [[system]], [[headmate]], or headmate grouping is formed from the self-hatred of another headmate or headmate grouping, causing a [[split]]. In the case of an automisiagenic system, the member the self-hatred came from may be an [[original]] or a [[core]].
 
== History ==
Automisiagenic is coined by the Refracted Light System (collectively Lux) on many different Discord servers to describe their origin, as they felt that neither [[endogenic]] nor [[traumagenic]] accurately described their experiences.<ref>https://imgur.com/4HzdTbR</ref> The name was taken from the Greek-derived English affixes auto- (self) and -misia (hate).
 
== Related Terms ==
Automisiagenic falls under the [[adaptive]] umbrella term. Automisiagenic systems, headmates and headmate groupings are not necessarily [[traumagenic]], but can be, depending on the system.
 
==References==

Revision as of 07:29, 14 August 2022


automisiagenic ( adj.)
Applies tosystems, headmates
CoinerRefracted Light System

An automisiagenic system, headmate, or headmate grouping is formed from the self-hatred of another headmate or headmate grouping, causing a split. In the case of an automisiagenic system, the member the self-hatred came from may be an original or a core.

History

Automisiagenic is coined by the Refracted Light System (collectively Lux) on many different Discord servers to describe their origin, as they felt that neither endogenic nor traumagenic accurately described their experiences.[1] The name was taken from the Greek-derived English affixes auto- (self) and -misia (hate).

Related Terms

Automisiagenic falls under the adaptive umbrella term. Automisiagenic systems, headmates and headmate groupings are not necessarily traumagenic, but can be, depending on the system.

References