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'''Split''' is a term that was used in the [[otherkin]] community for trauma-based [[multiples]] who experienced classic MPD/DID [[splitting]], to distinguish them from [[hosts]] where one or more of the minds present was not |
'''Split''' is a term that was used in the [[otherkin]] community for trauma-based [[multiples]] who experienced classic MPD/DID [[splitting]], to distinguish them from [[hosts]] where one or more of the minds present was not native to the body, such as a [[walk-ins|walk-in]]. The term is not generally used in the multiplicity community and may be considered offensive, and has largely fallen out of use in the otherkin community as well. |
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[[Category:Otherkin Jargon]] |
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Revision as of 13:02, 24 December 2012
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| Status | Depricated |
| Community used by | Otherkin |
| Antonyms | Singleton, Host |
Split is a term that was used in the otherkin community for trauma-based multiples who experienced classic MPD/DID splitting, to distinguish them from hosts where one or more of the minds present was not native to the body, such as a walk-in. The term is not generally used in the multiplicity community and may be considered offensive, and has largely fallen out of use in the otherkin community as well.