#malicitor alter

[your-fav-is-plural]

(JJK SPOILERS)

Sukuna Ryomen, Yuuji Itadori, and Megumi Fushiguro are a duoplex, spirigenic, traumagenic programmed system.

Sukuna is a isoldawn (but you can just use the isolgenic flag), aspdbased, malicitor sub-system, Yuuji is a outernaut and vernalian, Megumi is an grief holder, trauma holder, and janusian.

Sukuna Ryomen Yuji Itadori and Megumi Fushiguro are a Duoplex Spirigenic Traumagenic Programmed System!

A Duoplex or Duplex describes two or more systems who are linked in a way that they may share an inner world. It may be fully combined, or linked in another way (gates, portals, doorways, etc.)

Spirigenic refers to systems that were created for or through spiritual means, with an emphasis on religious spirituality

Traumagenic refers to a system whose creation / origin is the result of one or more traumatic events. Often, these systems have lingering trauma, and may fall under a diagnosis like DID or OSDD-1

Programming is the process of using trauma-induced dissociation to implant commands and structure in a system by an external group

Sukuna Ryomen is a Isoldawn ASPDbased Malicitor Sub-System!

Isolgenic or socinagenic is an origin in which a system, headmate, subsystem, or other structure formed due to isolation and/or social neglect

An ASPDbased system is heavily influenced by having ASPD (Antisocial Personality Disorder), with it possibly affecting the innerworld, headmate roles, or the headmates themselves, but isn't a system origin

A Malicitor is a system member who seeks to harm others for their own personal gain, rather than than to the benefit of their system

A Subsystem is a system within a system; oftentimes, when an individual member has a system of their own, such as a contained subsystem

Yuji Itadori is a Outernaut and Vernalian!

An Outernaut is an alternative to the term host. It's a headmate who is primarily in charge of fronting, external life, and daily matters. A system may have one, multiple, fluid, or no outernauts

Vernalian is a polyrole umbrella term that refers to a headmate who has multiple roles that relate to promoting positive emotions, and helping process and dispel negative emotions. They may have other roles that fall outside of these concepts that can be listed separately

Megumi Fushiguro is a Grief Holder Trauma Holder and Janusian!

A Grief Holder is a headmate who holds grief relating to death and loss. They can front to take grief from another member who has dissociated to the point of being unable to feel grief, or process it healthily. They may also come co-con with another member to allow them to grieve. This is considered a role

A Trauma Holder is simply any headmate that holds significant trauma, often to keep others within the system safe from that knowledge. They are more common in traumagenic systems, but can be found in systems of any specific origin since trauma may also be experienced at any time after a system has already formed. These headmates can also be referred to as "holding trauma"

A Janusian is a headmate who can function as both a protector and/or a persecutor depending on the situation

[osdd-1bitch]

(UIL, UYL)

I see a lot of arguing about the differences between persecutors and malicitors, which for the purposes of this post are different in that persecutors harm the system out of a sense of lashing out, confusion, or other situation and malicitors are genuinely malicious. The knee jerk reaction is often against the term malicitor—persecutors are often already unfairly judged and mistreated in many systems in the first place and persecutors seem far more common than malicitors (if they are an existing role in more than one system). However, malicitors, after much research, do seem to exist a non-miniscule number of times. Perhaps this is a little broad but I’ve read multiple cases of medically defined systems having persecutors who are rejected wholesale, etc etc.

It’s another case, as it happens many times, of terms and advice that don’t apply to everyone. The unfortunate truth exists that you or I may see other experiences that don’t necessarily line up to our own and make assumptions that could hurt ourselves or others. It’s not a fault of the term. The solution I propose is to not rail against malicitor as a term and demand all plurals to get in touch with their persecutors immediately and cut them some slack—through experience I know urging too eagerly can cause belligerence and reluctant attitudes—but try and encourage more accepting attitudes for every member in the system. I did also want to note somewhere that some plurals are incapable of rejecting any member.

And I don’t believe malicitors are inherently incapable of change either. Most, or at least I, associate malicitors with members who are rejected or fall dormant instead of joining the system, is that oftentimes they refuse to choose to change. That isn’t a factor in some systems at all, and they very well can change. I know a lot of hurt people will be reactive to this idea, but it’s not an impossibility. Perhaps this association itself is part of the reason for the terms bad reputation. It’s usage as a description of motivation might be more useful than its association with the varied solutions.

Ultimately, like most things, YMM. Be patient with yourselves and others.