Mutual Fusion

Definition

Both attachment channels are over-active. The Bond capacities on both sides are past regulation at once, leaving no centered Bond endpoint inside the measured B→B mirror. The shared attachment geometry has weak internal support for keeping closeness proportionate, but actual possessiveness, enmeshment, or loss of separateness require relational evidence.

Glossary source /dyad-dynamics/Mutual Fusion/definition

Orthography

case

capitalized-always

evidence

ordinary

lowercase when

Used as an ordinary description of shared fusion rather than as the typed Icosa dyadic-dynamic name.

Usage

do not use for

An individual's pattern, a harmony or cell state, or a claim about communication content or outcome not encoded by the state pair.

register

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use when

Naming a typed relation between two partners' capacity states on a specific dyadic channel.