Hiii! Can we recoin/reclaim this term from plurapedia?
Nested host: "A nested host is a type of Host in a system who is made up of Fragments of all or almost all previous hosts"
Thanks
Kintsuginian // Exsarciorgio
Alt : Kintsugian :: Kintsugorgio :: Kintsugenis
Alt : Exsarcinian :: Exsarcigenis :: Exsarsurgio
ALT FLAG
TERM MEANING:
Kintsuginian or Exsargiorgio are terms for an alter / part formed from the fusion of fragments. They may have formed from a need to integrate and fuse to lower dissociation, increase communication, lessen identity issues, or any other benefit of fusion/integration. This alter / part may have formed due to judgement or harassment for a large alter/fragment count or high fragment ratio, possibly due to having more complex trauma and identifying as polyfragmented, OEA, etc. They may be a host or frequent fronter, but not necessarily. These parts might be fused from several parts that perform the same role, such as knowledge holders, trauma holders or those who front to deal with daily life. This can collate the information or abilities into one more functional or more capable part. In the case of a trauma holder or EP (emotional part) this fusion may help a pw/cdd to better understand trauma or triggers and to heal on a more collective level. For a host or frequent fronter they may be fused from past hosts / frequent fronters, possibly due to the memories or knowledge they hold.
Direct ID: A horizontally symmetrical eleven stripe flag. The outer three stripes are varying gradient shades of red, with the darkest being on the top and bottom, and the lighter toward the middle. The middle stripe is a dusty orange, with gold stripes above and below it. The stripes outside of the gold are a brighter orange.
Colour meaning: This flag and term are inspired by Japanese Kintsugi, which is a process of fixing broken ceramics with a golden glue or paste. The alternate term is inspired by the latin word Exsarcio: to mend or repair. The damage becomes part of the items identity and history, and adds to the beauty. The gold stripes represent the golden bond used in the practice, and the positive result of the fusion/integration in pw/cdds. Red is considered to be a sign of strength and protection in Japanese culture. The orange bridges the gap between and represents change and fluidity, like autumn leaves.
