Originally mirroring that of the Fey Realm’s monarchal system, the Eituhel began with a democratic society involving four different subsections deemed the Seelie Courts, ruled by a representative of each season. This created a sense of balance between the four leaders bearing different emotional and logical perspectives, but this remained until many disagreed with the lack of individualism in this system. 

Eventually, the Eituhel only formed small groups at most, while others went off on their own to thrive elsewhere. With their innate whimsy, many do not tend to join together under one banner but instead choose to assimilate with the surrounding peoples of their current environment. Usually, it takes Eituhel many years to fully settle into one place, as they often move from place to place until they find satisfaction.

The primary time when Eituhel seek to meet one another is for a means of reproduction, where oftentimes, they establish relationships and form large families. Some choose to remain this way until the end of their lives, while others leave right after to find new opportunities. Children typically stay with their parents until the age of 18 or until they and their parents deem themselves ready to go out on their own. While Eituhel can visit their parental guardians after the fact, this tends to happen rather seldomly without much stigma compared to that of humans.