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'''Sexual alters''' are [[Headmate|headmates]] formed to cope with sexual trauma or that are sexual in nature, mostly due to this sexual trauma. They can also be to help cope with current sexual situations. The trauma does not have to be related to the [[System|system's]] origin. | |||
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[[Hyperérosian]] refers to a hypersexual headmate. |
Revision as of 03:24, 18 March 2021
sexual alter ( n.) | |
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Applies to | headmates |
Sexual alters are headmates formed to cope with sexual trauma or that are sexual in nature, mostly due to this sexual trauma. They can also be to help cope with current sexual situations. The trauma does not have to be related to the system's origin.
Related Terms
Hyperérosian refers to a hypersexual headmate.