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{{Term
| image = Inconsishost by Fragment Collective.jpg
| image = Inconsishost by Fragment Collective.jpg
| image caption = Inconsishost flag by the [https://fragmentcollective.carrd.co/ Fragment Collective].
| image caption = Inconsishost flag by the [https://fragmentcollective.carrd.co/ Fragment Collective]
| usage_noun = yes
| usage_noun = yes
| usage_adjective = yes
| usage_adjective = yes
| usage_headmate = yes
| usage_headmate = yes
| coiner = [https://fragmentcollective.carrd.co/ Fragment Collective].
| coiner = [https://fragmentcollective.carrd.co/ Fragment Collective]
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An '''inconsishost''' is a [[headmate]] who is a type of [[host]] who is inconsistent with their [[fronting]] and or host role. They may front and host lots one second, then not.
An '''inconsishost''' is a [[headmate]] who is a type of [[host]] who is inconsistent with their [[fronting]] and or host role. They may front and host lots one second, then not.<ref>https://thefragmentcollective.tumblr.com/post/709401961912500224/inconsishost</ref>


Experiences an inconsishost may have:
Experiences an inconsishost may have:
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== References ==
== References ==
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* https://at.tumblr.com/thefragmentcollective/inconsishost/32s288kd64u8
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Revision as of 20:46, 20 February 2023

inconsishost ( n., adj.)
Inconsishost flag by the Fragment Collective
Applies toheadmates
CoinerFragment Collective

An inconsishost is a headmate who is a type of host who is inconsistent with their fronting and or host role. They may front and host lots one second, then not.[1]

Experiences an inconsishost may have:

  • They host a body and or a system/sisasystem on and off.
  • They randomly get front stuck for prolonged periods of time, then get stuck out of front and or vanish for another prolonged period of time.
  • They are indecisive and one second will enthusiastically want to be host, then completely uninterested or not caring the next.

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