dissociators

Ones who detach

Dissociators are people who experience dissociation—a psychological state where thoughts, feelings, or sense of identity become disconnected from immediate experience.

The term appears in clinical contexts describing those prone to dissociative episodes: Chronic dissociators may lose time or feel detached from their bodies.

In chemistry, dissociators are substances that break apart into component ions when dissolved.

psychological

defense mechanisms

Unconscious strategies avoiding distress

trauma · coping · numbness · avoidance · splitting · repression · compartmentalization · amnesia · fugue · identity

chemical

reagents

Substances for chemical analysis

  • solventsLiquids that dissolve substances
  • acidsProton-donating compounds
  • basesBottom supports or stations

buffers · electrolytes · ionization · hydrolysis · decomposition · separation · molecules · compounds · catalysts · dissolution

pharmacological

anesthetics

Sensation-eliminating drugs

sedatives · psychedelics · drugs · substances · receptors · glutamate · neurotransmitters · intoxication · altered states · consciousness

social

disruptors

Those who destabilize systems

separatists · nonconformists · rebels · outsiders · freethinkers · independents · critics · skeptics · challengers · iconoclasts

Opposites
psychological presence and integration

dissociatorsintegrators

Those who merge parts

connectors · synthesizers

emotional engagement

dissociatorsfeelers

Sensory touch organs

connectors · empaths · sensitives

engagement with reality

dissociatorsparticipators

People who take part

Family

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