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}}Memoryspace is an innerworld, layer or place in headspace that is a recreation of a memory. The memory can be of any emotion or meaning and from any time. They are often hard to access and have more difficulty communicating with the rest of the system.
Memoryspace’s often have alters or subsystems that split with them however that is not always the case.


[[Category:System Functions]]
A '''memoryspace''' is an [[innerworld]], [[layer]], or place in a headspace that is a recreation of a memory. The memory can be of any emotion or meaning and from any time. They are often hard to [[Travel Barriers|access]] and have more difficulty [[Communication Barriers|communicating]] with the rest of the system.
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[[Category:Headspace Terms]]
Memoryspaces often have [[headmate]]s or [[subsystem]]s that split with them, however that is not always the case.
 
==Related Terms==
A memoryspace may be considered [[daimonian]].
 
A memoryspace may house [[memory holder]]s, headmates that originate from around the [[epoch|time period]] of the memory, or even [[outsourced]] members if the memoryspace is based on [[exomemories]].
 
[[Category:Headspace Modifiers]]
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[[Category:Memory-Related Terms]]

Latest revision as of 22:36, 1 February 2024

memoryspace ( n.)
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A memoryspace is an innerworld, layer, or place in a headspace that is a recreation of a memory. The memory can be of any emotion or meaning and from any time. They are often hard to access and have more difficulty communicating with the rest of the system.

Memoryspaces often have headmates or subsystems that split with them, however that is not always the case.

Related Terms[edit | edit source]

A memoryspace may be considered daimonian.

A memoryspace may house memory holders, headmates that originate from around the time period of the memory, or even outsourced members if the memoryspace is based on exomemories.