#intersex poc

[the-intersex-experience]

Welcome to a blog dedicated to intersex experiences. We are bodily a mixed poc, disabled, tfemmasc intersex, system. You may call us Maichi or ᎠᏁᎶᏗ. liminal/liminals, xe/xem & 🩷/🩷s work for prns.

this blog is safe for: intersex tfems/tmascs/tfemmascs. intersex poc. intersex systems. disabled intersex people. good faith/mspec mono labels, palestine people, etc!

This blog isn't safe for: perisex afab tfems, perisex amab tmascs, perisex tfemmascs. terfs. pro.ship, rad.queer, winter.punk. racists, zionists. "transintersex" perisex people, and endo/demo/mixedgenic systems.

questions / conversations are fine, but be aware our stances/opinions are unlikely to change unless we accidentally do something problematic without realizing.

you can send things as "the intersex experience is", "the poc intersex experience is" etc. free to drop that part if you want to be more serious or vent/rant. please keep in mind all intersexism, harassment & hate will be blocked.

taken anon emojis: 🪻

other blogs to check out!! @our-transfeminine-experience , @our-transgender-experiences , @our-trans-youth-experience @our-transmasculine-experience

[felixcosm]

As a poc intersex person, the best way to make us feel more welcome in the queer or any kind of community for that matter is to stop focusing so much on us being poc or trans or intersex or any other difference and actually start treating us like whole multifaceted people. There's been countless times where I walked away from groups or media that put representation before anything else because they only cared about labels than the whole person. It's just as lazy as making a new flag to me.

^^^^

[genderqueerdykes]

if you are a person of color and are struggling to understand or express your own gender because you do not and/or cannot conform to white beauty & gender standards you're not alone and you do not have to warp yourself to suit someone else's narrative- every culture on this planet has their own relationship with biological sex & gender and you do not have to mold yourself to suit gender roles that literally just don't exist in your cultures, or don't make sense to you

you do not have to try to change your face, hair or body to match standards that don't apply to you. you are allowed to approach gender in your own way, in whatever ways make sense to you. it's your life, your gender, your culture, your expression. you don't have to screw yourself over like that. good luck in finding the real you, you'll find them

[dragons-and-cake123]

Happy Lesbian Visibility Week to ALL Lesbians!

❤️🧡🤍💗🩷

Lesbian Visibility Week includes:

Agender lesbians (me!) 🖤🩶🤍💚🤍🩶🖤

Asexual lesbians (also me!) 🖤🩶🤍💜

Trans lesbians 🩵💗🤍💗🩵

Aromantic lesbians 💚🤍🩶🖤

Nonbinary lesbians 💛🤍💜🖤

Genderfluid lesbians 🩷🤍💜🖤💙

Intersex lesbians 💛💛💜💛💛

Genderqueer lesbians 💜🤍💚

POC lesbians 🖤🤎❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

Aroace lesbians 🧡💛🤍🩵💙

Butch lesbians ❤️🧡🤍💛🤎

Femme lesbians 💜💜🤍💗🩷

and many, many more!

[gray-ace-space]

happy lesbian visibility week to acespec lesbians!

💜 to gray asexual lesbians

❤ to demisexual lesbians

🧡 to aceflux lesbians (and all lesbians whose sexuality is fluid)

🩷 to trans, nonbinary, and multigender acespec lesbians (transfem, transmasc, and those who are neither!)

💜 to bi, pan, and all mspec acespec lesbians

❤ and specifically mspec lesbians who are acespec in different ways/to different degrees for different genders

🧡 to intersex acespec lesbians

🩷 to acespec lesbians of color

💖 to disabled and neurodivergent acespec lesbians, and especially those of you who are autistic - happy autism acceptance month! ❤🧡💖🩷💜

💜 to acespec femmes and butches and gnc lesbians

❤ to acespec lesbians whose sexuality is influenced by trauma

🧡 to sex repulsed acespec lesbians, sex favorable acespec lesbians, and everyone in between

🩷 to lesbians who feel alienated from lesbian communities due to their asexuality

💜 and to acespec lesbians still figuring themselves out!

i see you. you are appreciated.💖

[textk4kira]

Happy Trans Day of Visibility!

A special shoutout to intersex trans people, multigender folks, and trans poc 💗 You do not get the love and attention you so rightfully deserve.

[the-mountain-flower]

Revisited a story that was very important to me as a child, and learned about the author being very vocal about the harm gender roles & stereotypes cause. I thought "oh that's great!" but was afraid. What if she only applied that logic to cis ppl?

I did some searching, and found out that not only does she support trans ppl, but has also spoken multiple times about how important it is to be able to see protagonists outside of the perceived norm. A.K.A., she doesn't see my very existence as wrong.

I let out a deep sigh of relief. I could continue to enjoy this thing that had been so important to me growing up.

But this isn't the first time something like this has happened. Too often I discover a new artist, or even be unsure of one I've enjoyed the work of for a long time up to the present; and I have to desperately search to know if I can enjoy their work. Either I am extremely relieved, or absolutely crushed.

This shouldn't be necessary. I shouldn't be feeling this deep fear that something so important to me, was created by someone who despises my very existence. That I, as a disabled queer femme ex-mormon Pagan witch who was raised like a girl, will be shoved off the emotional cliff of "this person you looked up to hates you for the same reason all bigots do".

I was so terrified that something that meant so much to me as a kid could've shattered me emotionally. Simply because I didn't know if the person who made it hates people like me.

We shouldn't have to live like this.

[onceandfuturelesbian]

pride month means your homies are now your homos

[yourdailyqueer]

Christine Mboma

Gender: Female

Sexuality: N/A

DOB: 22 May 2003  

Ethnicity: Namibian

Occupation: Olympic sprinter

Note: Is Intersex

[commiepinkofag]

Zanele Muholi

Zanele Muholi is a visual activist, humanitarian and art practitioner who focuses on the documentation and celebration of the lives of South Africa’s Black lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex communities.

Beginning in 2006, Muholi responded to the continuing discrimination and violence faced by the LGBTI community by photographing Black lesbian and transgender individuals, resulting in the ongoing portrait project, Faces and Phases. Their self-proclaimed mission is “to re-write a Black queer and trans visual history of South Africa for the world to know of our resistance and existence at the height of hate crimes in SA and beyond”.

[scleracentipede]

drawing part of a scene in @stryshttu ‘s fic ‘Pretty Scary’

I love their writing y’all should check out her stuff if you haven’t !

[sirenium]

May make black queer flags that are actually inclusive of the spectrum of colors in which we come

Instead of just the typical two shades of brown that exclude people who are lighter skinned (albinos, biracial, etc) because not every black person has brown skin. I understand that using two shades of brown is likely for simplicity's sake, but it just feels really isolating lol

[b0y0rgy]

updating my intro post :P

hiii i'm werner (19, it/he)

im a t4t queer+aro polyam black intersex transman, im also very chronically and mentally ill . not actively looking for a relationship or anything, mostly just here to umm be horny and make friends :3c

asks and dms are always welcome ^-^ very open to flirting, teasing, etc, or just talking about non nsfw stuff!! also pls ask before sending nudes/explicit pics, i'll be open to sending them to mutuals sometimes but no guarantee (it'll usually be a yes if im comfortable dont stress out over asking)

my nsfw fandom blog: @ancientserpentdeceiver

elaborating on kinks/terms/non nsfw likes/dni under the cut ty ilyyy

kinks (will update over time)

favorites:

religious kink

breeding (+ mild pregnancy)

pet play

medfet

royalty/knights

robophilia/tech

somno/mild cnc

otherwise i'm into most things except:

scat, v*mit, watersports

feederism

hard cnc

hard bdsm

raceplay

detrans/misgendering

abdl/ageplay

terms

names/titles:

for my body i typically prefer:

pretty much open to any masculine titles that might come up, there are like two feminine names i'll take if we're close enough and you earn them

chest/tits/boy tits

dick/tdick/boydick

hole/cunt/boycunt/boypussy

non nsfw stuff

im a massive nerd im always down to talk about:

horror stuff

metal + rock

media analysis (especially movies nd characters in general)

writing

art

saw (franchise)

hannibal

death note

and lotsss of other stuff i love talking about it all please always feel free to reach out

DNI: under 18, over 30, cishets (/hj), terfs/transmeds/queerphobes, zionists, racists, etc (if you've made it this far you can probably use your own discretion about following)

[dysphoric-culture-is]

Quick positivity post for trans people who didn’t get more conventionally attractive after they transitioned!

Trans people who look ‘worse’ or ‘the same’ are wonderful and look great actually.

Conventional beauty standards are exclusionary and flawed, and shouldn’t be the goal anyway- the point of transitioning isn’t to ‘glow up’ by becoming attractive, it’s to become more comfortable with yourself.

Trans people shouldn’t be expected to suddenly become conventionally attractive as part of their transition anyway (look as weird and non-cis as you want! it’s your body!), and photos of ’ugly’ pre-transition people who look ‘better’ after transitioning should not be used to justify to cis people why people should be allowed to transition.

Look the way you want (or the way you pass), not the way beauty standards want you to look! The endless quest to become conventionally attractive is a trap and you don’t have to fall for it when you transition.

[imaginariancathouse]

what's that, honey? you want me to sit on your lap and grind against you? oh no, baby, i& can't do that until you spread yourself right now and fuck yourself till everything's gushing down for me 💕

[meowtismz]

Ahhh yes representation! That so cool!"

*the represenation be a VERY specific idea of that group that either be the ideal version of that group for people outside the group or a stereotype*

yeaahhhh.... representation ig