Term Collector

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To describe those who collect labels, pronouns, and/or names.

Collecting terms is not to be confused with the neurodivergent exclusive variant of hoarding terms. Though a hoarder may also be considered a collector, a collector is not a hoarder.

Related Terms

Term Relationship Description Difference
Gender Collector Similar An individual who collects Gender terms. Gender Collector collects specifically gender terms.
Name Collector Similar An individual who collects names. Name Collector collects specifically names.
Pronoun Collector Similar An individual who collects pronouns. Pronoun Collector collects specifically pronouns.
Gender Hoarder Counterpart An individual who hoards gender terms. Gender Hoarder is the exclusive version of Gender Collector and is specific to genders.
Name Hoarder Counterpart An individual who hoards names. Name Hoarder is the exclusive version of Name Collector and is specific to names.
Pronoun Hoarder Counterpart An individual who hoards pronouns. Pronoun Hoarder is the exclusive version of Pronoun Collector and is specific to pronouns.
Term Hoarder Counterpart An individual who hoards terms. Term Hoarder is the exclusive version of Term Collector

Sub Terms

Label Flag Description Coiner
Agneasian Individuals who "collect" ace-spec identities because just a few terms don't accurately describe their identities. Reign of the breadsticcs citation needed
Anovelaean Individuals who "collect" aro-spec identities because just a few terms don't accurately describe their identities. Reign of the breadsticcscitation needed
Iocuscollector This refers to an individual who collects terms and labels for 'the fun of it than anything else'. These labels may not represent the entirety of their identity, or aren't as accurate as other labels they use. They may feel a slight disconnect between their collected labels and preferred label(s), though they are still comfortable with these collected terms.

These terms aren't due to indecision, though they could be, it may be used for the specific circumstance of them never being used. The terms/labels they collect because they simply like the term/label, and feel they identify with it.

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