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An '''evocaject''' is an [[introject]] who's identity is passively influenced by the [[system]]'s or [[ | An '''evocaject''' is an [[introject]] who's identity is passively influenced by the [[system]]'s or [[fronters]]' thought processes while forming. During a stressful or traumatic situation, a [[headmate]] may pretend to be someone else, wish they were someone else, or wish someone would come to save them. Then, while [[split|splitting]], the mind [[introject]]s that person to help out. | ||
This term is not meant to describe [[parogenic]] [[headmates]] being intentionally created, or a [[source]] being intentionally chosen, but rather a subconscious process that results in an [[introject]]. | This term is not meant to describe [[parogenic]] [[headmates]] being intentionally created, or a [[source]] being intentionally chosen, but rather a subconscious process that results in an [[introject]]. | ||
Revision as of 01:30, 25 July 2022
| evocaject ( n.) | |
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| Applies to | sourced headmates |
| Coiner | Flexacone Pack |
An evocaject is an introject who's identity is passively influenced by the system's or fronters' thought processes while forming. During a stressful or traumatic situation, a headmate may pretend to be someone else, wish they were someone else, or wish someone would come to save them. Then, while splitting, the mind introjects that person to help out.
This term is not meant to describe parogenic headmates being intentionally created, or a source being intentionally chosen, but rather a subconscious process that results in an introject.
Related Terms
Evocajects may be considered intentives.
