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 ^ Antonyms or near-antonyms | [[Little]], [[middle]] | ^ Antonyms or near-antonyms | [[Little]], [[middle]] |
  
-A big is a [[headmate]] whose felt sense of mental age is in an adult range---especially as opposed to [[little|littles]] and/or [[middle|middles]] existing in the same system, toward whom bigs might be protective.+A big is a [[headmate]] whose felt sense of mental age is in an adult range---especially as opposed to [[little|littles]] and/or [[middle|middles]] existing in the same [[system]], toward whom bigs might be protective.
  
 In some systems---probably most---there are no big [[self|selves]] who are older than the [[body]], and if any bigs at all are older than the body, they are [[introject|introjects]]. However, this rule does not apply to at least a large minority of systems. In some systems---probably most---there are no big [[self|selves]] who are older than the [[body]], and if any bigs at all are older than the body, they are [[introject|introjects]]. However, this rule does not apply to at least a large minority of systems.
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 +In systems with a [[host]], the host is usually a big.
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