#intersex men

[beyond-mogai-pride-flags]

Ulter Man Pride Flag

Ulter man (ulterman) or ultermale (ulter male): a term for ultersex/ultergender men/male folks; a term for intersex men who do not identify with their sex/gender assigned at birth, but don’t feel like they fit under “transness” (transsexness and/or transgenderness).

[astro-the-catastrophe]

WOOP guess what time it is FLAG TIME! /pos

WOMAN/GIRL/FEMALE FLAG! This includes ALL women. Trans women, non-binary women, queer women, WoC, disabled women, intersex women, GNC women, GC women, ALL WOMEN! /pos

MAN/BOY/MALE FLAG! As with above, this includes ALL men. Trans men, non-binary men, queer men, MoC, disabled men, intersex men, ALL MEN! /pos

Feel free to make alt designs of these, I’m not too proud of them myself but I couldn’t think of much else…

[genderqueerdykes]

interesting observation i've made: i'm a genderqueer intersex trans person who's been on T for 9 years. i wear a lot of elaborate makeup and dress in "women's" clothing most of the time. my body is very masculine and i don't hide my "masc" features like my facial and body hair when i go out, i don't try to pass as any given binary gender, i did in the past and it made me miserable, so i just go about my life as the genderqueer person that i am

whenever i'm outside in a skirt or dress and my beard and body hair are fully visible, i do get a lot of compliments from fem people and women, but i actually get a very large portion of my comments from masc people and men. i originally thought that men would be the most hesitant, but i actually get a lot of men who approach me saying things like "i really dig what you're doing" or "keep that up" or even things like "you dress like how i feel on the inside." that one really stuck with me.

if this many men and mascs are willing to approach me- how many more feel the same way and were too shy or scared to say it out loud for fear of judgment from those who may overhear?

we societally groom men and AMAB people to believe they don't want to wear dresses, skirts, and makeup- but they do. whether or not these people were all transfem eggs or gay is not for me to speculate on; what i want people to take away from this is that people of all gender identities want to wear dresses, skirts, and makeup. people of all gender identities want to dress in different ways. we teach each other that women only wear certain clothes and men only wear certain other clothes, but that's just not the reality of it.

people are way more nuanced than that, and i've seen it with my own two eyes. it's beautiful. the world is a lot more open minded than we're taught to believe. we need to start letting everyone dress as they please. it's clear that most people don't fit into this rigid binary we've created. humanity is just too diverse for that.

[intersexfairy]

there is no shame in being a queer man. there is no shame in being a femme, a butch, a bear, a twink, etc. there is no shame in doing drag. there is no shame in being an intersex, trans, gnc, or nonbinary man. there is no shame in having sex traits that are deemed "female" as a man, or lacking one's deemed "male." there is no shame in not feeling attraction as a man. there is no shame in having multiple partners as a man. there is no shame in being gay, lesbian, or multisexual as a man. the list goes on and on.

all queer manhood is beautiful. all queer manhood deserves celebrating and visibility and protecting. there is so much joy and freedom inside us, and our existence makes the world a better place. we are not shameful - not in the slightest.

[justdavina]

Oh MY! Such a sexy little transgender girl wearing my favorite leopard print mini dress! Her sweet thin legs make her nylons so pretty! With black heels and it must be a frosted wig she's very sexy! So naughty!

[secretlumi]

Say hi 🥹

[sweetcolorstrawberry]

Hi :3 can we kiss???

And hold hands??? :0 😘💌

Happy Val. ❤️🙈

[kaycoxx]

Cold Blooded Blonde 🌈🦄🩵

[cindytgirl]

They don't make em like me no more ! Who's on here to love a nasty girl like me ? 😊🤤

[fuckyou0900]

Would you snuggle with a trans girl? 🥺

[genderqueerdykes]

people often talk about the amount of transfems who have to stay closeted for safety very often, and it is a lot of people, but it's very rarely acknowledged how many transmasculine people have to stay closeted for life as well. i really think it's important to talk about both sides of this, because so many people are affected by this issue.

society is openly hostile toward transmasculine, afab, intersex, and other ""non male"" people who genuinely try to pass as men. people like to say that it's accepted for afab people to crossdress-- but it's not. truly "crossdressing" as an afab person will get you mocked and threatened. before i transitioned, people would actually approach me and tell me that i couldn't wear men's clothing when i did. this never happened when i wore "masculine women's clothing." never. cishet people can tell by the subtle differences in the cuts of clothing, it's not that black and white.

attempts to behave in masculine and male ways will get you targeted. whenever i would hold open doors for men in my conservative redneck 1,000 person population home town, they would look at me like i had 3 heads when i was pre-transition. women aren't allowed to hold open doors for men, that's a man's place. women aren't allowed to use heavy machinery or tools. women aren't allowed to try to foot the bill. you get the picture. even certain masculine behaviors will get you yelled at or berated or worse.

going on testosterone is outright terrifying because unless the person responds to it poorly or doesn't take a very high dose, the effects are almost immediately noticeable, and many are completely irreversible. while most cishets don't know what a trans man is, they can instantly tell that they hate transmasculine people once they encounter one, especially one in very early medical transition. i had the worst time in the early days of my transition because i was such a "he-she". it really is hard, cishet people do NOT like this combination of features, either once they encounter it.

it's not easy for any of us, and it's tragic when any trans person has to live their entire life closeted for fear of safety. let's go ahead and acknowledge the transmascs, trans men, intersex, transneutral, nonbinary, genderqueer, drag king, crossdressing, transvestite, male impersonating, genderfluid, bigender and other folks in this sphere of transness who also have to hide for their own personal safety. we see you, you are beautiful, you are still trans even if you can't show the entire world who you are.

[intersexfairy]

shoutout to the trans and nonbinary men, mascs, etc. who were AMAB (or not AFAB). you dont get enough love, let alone recognition. you deserve better and i absolutely adore your gender. i am giving you the biggest hug, if you want one. double hug if you're intersex.

[secretlumi]

Please be honest would you smash ?

[fullbluebirdcrown]

amma make it rain on your buts💦 let me know if you wanna do the same to me 😉🍆💦

Pay to play daddy 😊🤗

[kissingwomenat3pm]

I fucking love lesboys and sapphboys and wlw men and transmasc wlw and transmasc lesbians & sapphics and he/him lesbians & sapphics and butch men and futch men and femme men and nonbinary lesbians & sapphics and multigender lesbians & sapphics and binary guy lesbians & sapphics and cis guy lesbians & sapphics and boydykes and intersex lesbians & sapphics and cistrans lesbians & sapphics and etc etc ily ily