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A system whose members and/or structures are based in special interests or hyperfixations. This means that hyperfixations or special interests has affected the way a system exists, but it isn’t necessarily an ‘origin’.<ref>https://archive.li/E5NyB</ref>
A '''fixabased''' [[system]] is one whose [[headmate|headmates]] and/or structures are based in special interests or hyperfixations. This means that hyperfixations or special interests has affected the way a system exists, but it isn’t necessarily an ‘origin’.<ref>https://archive.li/E5NyB</ref>


==Related Terms==
==Related Terms==
The origin equivalent to fixabased is [[fixagenic]], and [[headmates]] originating from hyperfixations & special interests are called [[fixative|fixatives]]. These terms are exclusive to those with neurodevelopmental disorders. Additionally, [[spingenic]] & [[spintive]] are autistic-exclusive.
The origin equivalent to fixabased is [[fixagenic]], and [[headmates]] originating from hyperfixations & special interests are called [[fixative|fixatives]]. These terms are exclusive to those with neurodevelopmental disorders. Additionally, [[spingenic]] & [[spintive]] are autistic-exclusive.


Some other [[:Category: -based Terms|-based labels]] are [[dreambased]], [[traumabased]], and [[aetherbased]].
==References==
==References==


[[Category: -based Terms]]
[[Category: -based Terms]]

Revision as of 15:36, 30 October 2021

fixabased ( adj.)
Other formsSpinbased (adj.)
Applies tosystems, system functions
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A fixabased system is one whose headmates and/or structures are based in special interests or hyperfixations. This means that hyperfixations or special interests has affected the way a system exists, but it isn’t necessarily an ‘origin’.[1]

Related Terms

The origin equivalent to fixabased is fixagenic, and headmates originating from hyperfixations & special interests are called fixatives. These terms are exclusive to those with neurodevelopmental disorders. Additionally, spingenic & spintive are autistic-exclusive.

Some other -based labels are dreambased, traumabased, and aetherbased.

References