Front Anchor

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Revision as of 23:21, 15 January 2022 by LogarithmicLot (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Term | usage_noun = true | usage_function = true | usage_headmate = true | forms = front-anchored (v.) | coiner = [https://mobile.twitter.com/quicksilver_sys/status/1482208398821113856?s=20 The Quicksilver System]}} A '''front anchor''' is a headmate who is stuck, either long-term or permanently, in the front. Other headmates can co-front alongside them, but will not be able to front alone. ==Related Terms== In a system w...")
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front anchor ( n.)
Other formsfront-anchored (v.)
Applies toheadmates, system functions
CoinerThe Quicksilver System

A front anchor is a headmate who is stuck, either long-term or permanently, in the front. Other headmates can co-front alongside them, but will not be able to front alone.

Related Terms

In a system with liminal front, this headmate may be called a liminal anchor.

Front anchors may be considered to be frontstuck, though for them it is part of their system function.

Front anchors may also be Shells or Maskers. Systems with a front anchor may not become hollow if the anchor is permanent.