What if someone is part of a "system within a system" (mini-group) and is using the term aspects in order to make a distinction between those who are also in the mini-group and those who are outside of the mini-group? To separate between mini-group members/plural members and singlet-members within the entire group.
For example (using made up numbers) - I am part of a Multiple group of 20 separate individuals. I am also Plural myself with a mini-group of 5. As such, I might refer to the other 4 members as aspects of myself; even if they each have their own names and were very much individuals themselves. I might call them "my aspects" in order to let someone know they were in the mini-group and not one of the 19 others who were in the rest of the group.
I hope that makes sense. That was just an example of using the word "aspect" and not meaning it in a derogatory way or saying that they were all pieces of one person.
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For example (using made up numbers) - I am part of a Multiple group of 20 separate individuals. I am also Plural myself with a mini-group of 5. As such, I might refer to the other 4 members as aspects of myself; even if they each have their own names and were very much individuals themselves. I might call them "my aspects" in order to let someone know they were in the mini-group and not one of the 19 others who were in the rest of the group.
I hope that makes sense. That was just an example of using the word "aspect" and not meaning it in a derogatory way or saying that they were all pieces of one person.