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'''Final fusion''' is the process of which a [[system]] [[fusion|fuses]] until there is only one [[headmate]] in the body; essentially, becoming a [[singlet]] again. The resulting individual may be a sum of all headmates that previously existed, or see themself as completely unique. Some systems may finally fuse by accident, while for others, it's a long-term plan done in the hopes of being more functional. | '''Final fusion''' is the process of which a [[system]] [[fusion|fuses]] until there is only one [[headmate]] in the [[body]]; essentially, becoming a [[singlet]] again. The resulting individual may be a sum of all headmates that previously existed, or see themself as completely unique. Some systems may finally fuse by accident, while for others, it's a long-term plan done in the hopes of being more functional. | ||
== Related Terms == | == Related Terms == | ||
Final fusion is not the same as when all [[walk-in]]s leave the system; those headmates have not [[fusion|fused]], just left. It's also similar to [[system collapse]]s, but like the former, does not necessitate [[fusion]]. | Final fusion is not the same as when all [[walk-in]]s leave the system; those headmates have not [[fusion|fused]], just left. It's also similar to [[system collapse]]s, but like the former, does not necessitate [[fusion]]. | ||
The headmate resulting from a final fusion can also [[split|re-split]], becoming [[plural]] again; a version of this can seen in [[bombogenic]] systems, [[system reset]]s, and other origins. | The headmate resulting from a final fusion can also [[split|re-split]], becoming [[plural]] again; a version of this can seen in [[bombogenic]] systems, [[system reset]]s, and other [[System Origins|origins]]. | ||
It's seen as the most extreme version of [[integration]], and in the past, had been forced as the "only solution" onto disordered systems. Many multiples are sensitive around the topic of no longer being plural, so final fusion can be triggering. Each system should choose what path is best for them. | It's seen as the most extreme version of [[integration]], and in the past, had been forced as the "only solution" onto [[Disordered Plurality|disordered]] systems. Many multiples are sensitive around the topic of no longer being plural, so final fusion can be [[Trigger|triggering]]. Each system should choose what path is best for them. | ||
[[Category:Psychiatric Terms]] | [[Category:Psychiatric Terms]] | ||
Revision as of 23:16, 29 December 2021
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| final fusion ( n., v.) | |
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| Other forms | fully fused (adj.), finally fusing (v.), fully fusing (v.) |
| Applies to | systems |
| Origin | Psychiatric Term |
Final fusion is the process of which a system fuses until there is only one headmate in the body; essentially, becoming a singlet again. The resulting individual may be a sum of all headmates that previously existed, or see themself as completely unique. Some systems may finally fuse by accident, while for others, it's a long-term plan done in the hopes of being more functional.
Related Terms
Final fusion is not the same as when all walk-ins leave the system; those headmates have not fused, just left. It's also similar to system collapses, but like the former, does not necessitate fusion.
The headmate resulting from a final fusion can also re-split, becoming plural again; a version of this can seen in bombogenic systems, system resets, and other origins.
It's seen as the most extreme version of integration, and in the past, had been forced as the "only solution" onto disordered systems. Many multiples are sensitive around the topic of no longer being plural, so final fusion can be triggering. Each system should choose what path is best for them.
