#exoorigin

[starfieldstarbright]

I wanted to coin a new origin term prefix because we've never seen anything like this before, and it really helps to explain some of our origins.

Exo-(Origin)

An exo-origin is an origin where an individual headmate feels like they are meant to be/are connected to a different origin than their own due to their exomemories.

An example is an endogenic headmate who has lots of trauma in their exomemories so they are connected to feeling traumagenic .

Another example is a headmate who was made by the brain, but has exomemories of being from another universe so they partially are connected to feeling cosmagenic.

These would be Exo-Traumagenic and Exo-Cosmagenic.

Someone who is has an exo-origin acknowledges their true origin and does not try to lie that they are truly their exo-origin.

This is NOT a transid!!! I do NOT support transid! This label only applies to individual headmates and NOT a whole system! You cannot choose to have an Exo-origin because it is based from your exomemories.

[starfieldstarbright]

Hihi, absolutely not forcing as you aren't a request blog, but if it's ok, could you coin a term similar to exo-origin but for sources? We resonated with the term but in a source-way, but we've never seen a term that described it

(personal context; we have an alter who was in another system in his exomems and he was a factive there, while in this world he'd be considered a fictive, but he's still connected to the factive label because that's what he's always been in his memories)

Hello! Thank you for the ask, I would be happy coining that if not for the fact it already exists!

pluralpedia.org/Exofactive

pluralpedia.org/Exofictive

!! These are very wonderful terms made by @kpopwerewolf , but they didn't have flags so I decided to make them. Feel free to use these or not.

Exo-Factive flag based off the Factive flag by Localhazard

Aaand the Exo-Fictive flag again based off Localhazards fictive flag

The tilde symbol is meant to represent a sort of correlation that is not fully an = but more of an ~ if that makes sense.