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This is a [[headmate]] [[Roles|role]] where said headmate’s job or abilities align with acting as a parent to another headmate or to someone outside the system. This role encompasses acting as a [[caretaker]] and a [[protector]] much as a good outerworld parent would be.
This is a [[headmate]] [[Roles|role]] where said headmate’s job or abilities align with acting as a parent to another headmate or to someone outside the system. This role encompasses acting as a [[caretaker]] and a [[protector]] much as a good outerworld parent would be.
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Some related terms are [[Protector|protector]], [[Caretaker|caretaker]], and [[Sysparent|sysparent]]
Some related terms are [[Protector|protector]], [[Caretaker|caretaker]], and [[Sysparent|sysparent]]
[[Category:System Roles]]

Revision as of 03:00, 19 March 2023

parental figure ( adj.)
Applies tosystems
CoinerPost Apocalyptic Pack

This is a headmate role where said headmate’s job or abilities align with acting as a parent to another headmate or to someone outside the system. This role encompasses acting as a caretaker and a protector much as a good outerworld parent would be.

History

The term was first introduced by the Post Apocalyptic Pack

Related Terms

Some related terms are protector, caretaker, and sysparent