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A '''neurotraumagenic''' [[system]] or [[headmate]] is one formed from their neurodivergence affecting/being involved with their trauma. | A '''neurotraumagenic''' [[system]] or [[headmate]] is one formed from their neurodivergence affecting/being involved with their trauma. | ||
This can be a system where their neurodivergence affected their perception of their trauma, making it seem "bigger" than compared to how a neurotypical person would | This can be a system where their neurodivergence affected their perception of their trauma, making it seem "bigger" than compared to how a neurotypical person would perceive. | ||
Or it could be a system formed from the trauma of being treated badly for being neurodivergent. | Or it could be a system formed from the trauma of being treated badly for being neurodivergent. | ||
Neurotraumagenic systems or headmates can define how they fit with this label themselves. | Neurotraumagenic systems or headmates can define how they fit with this label themselves. | ||
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== Related Terms == | == Related Terms == | ||
Neurotraumagenic comes from the terms [[neurogenic]] and [[traumagenic]]. | Neurotraumagenic comes from the terms [[neurogenic]] and [[traumagenic]]. | ||
[[Category:System Origins]] | [[Category:System Origins]] |
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neurotraumagenic ( n., adj.) | |
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Applies to | systems, headmates |
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A neurotraumagenic system or headmate is one formed from their neurodivergence affecting/being involved with their trauma.
This can be a system where their neurodivergence affected their perception of their trauma, making it seem "bigger" than compared to how a neurotypical person would perceive.
Or it could be a system formed from the trauma of being treated badly for being neurodivergent.
Neurotraumagenic systems or headmates can define how they fit with this label themselves.
Related Terms
Neurotraumagenic comes from the terms neurogenic and traumagenic.