the urge to make a comic series about being intersex and trans

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the urge to make a comic series about being intersex and trans

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In a societal structure that thrives on minorities being their own worst enemies to dismantle any chance of organized resistance, being confident enough in yourself to uplift trans people who don't look, act and present like you is more subversive and meaningful than anything about how you look or label yourself, point blank
Dear perisex trans community,
You cannot reclaim hermaphrodite or baeddel unless you are intersex, and it’s not transmisogynistic to tell you that. Those slurs are intersex slurs only for intersex people to reclaim. Time and time again we have said the h slur in particular isn’t even reclaimable for us (or at least to use them ONLY FOR/TOWARDS YOURSELF if you do reclaim it since it hurts so many intersex people still today), so why do you think you can reclaim it? You cannot reclaim it. Either of them, please stop trying to.
And no, hermaphrodite still being used in animal biology or as “medical terminology” does not give you the right to use it be it in attempt to reclaim or you are referring to intersex people. Preferably, at all, but you know. There are other slurs still technically used those ways we know still are slurs, yeah? This is no different.
And no, you cannot transition to intersex, transitioning doesn’t make you intersex and absolutely does not give you the right to use those words. Psychologically intersex is not real, and if you have a cdd, an alter cannot be intersex unless the body is. It’s no different than an alter cannot be a different race from the body. It’s not transphobic to tell you that, either.
Pointing out and trying to educate on harms and bias in our communities is not bigotry, not inherently, some may try to use education as a front for being -phobic/ist but it’s very clear thats not what I am doing and you know that. Or, at least, I hope so. I truly am trying to go about it which is as gently and kindly as possible. Perhaps ask yourself, if this upsets you, why? Why does being educated on intersex people and gently told you are taking terms not meant for you make you upset?
You do this all the time, do you not? Try to inform and correct completely without malice but just to make places safer? Help people understand? Why is it suddenly not okay for intersex people to do so be it with slurs or other terminology, or just trying to explain to you intersex experiences? Especially but not solely intertrans (yes we can also be trans being intersex is not automatically cis or cis lite or however other way you automatically categorize us) experiences? Really think on that.
Please listen to intersex voices, trans and cis intersex voices, stop “including” us only as argument points then turning around and trying to boot us from our own communities right after. Our liberation goes hand in hand with yours, they do not clash. We are two sides of the same coin, stark differences but also significant overlap. Queer rights are trans rights are intersex rights are human rights.
Kind regards,
your intersex transfem sibling
editing in a p.s… I clarified a bit more in the comments and sort of went off on another tangent. I am turning reblogs off for awhile as my paranoia is spiking. Have a good one, especially my fellow transfems, be you perisex or intersex. You are loved, dear sisters and siblings <3
There’s a house I go by regularly whenever I have to go into town, they’ve had the intersex inclusive progress pride flag on their porch for the past two years… It was gone today. It felt very disheartening and foreboding to see.
I don't know which is worse, taking it down because they no longer support us, or taking it down because they were threatened in some manner (highly possible in my state now more than ever) because they support us (or are a part of the community themselves). Here's to hoping they just took it down to put a new one up or to clean it...
My favorite non-facial hair related side effect of having a nebulous hormone related intersex variation is that the "intense increase of acne and oiliness" just. Straight up didn't happen. I'm consistently getting far less acne and Skin Grime than I ever did pre-T because my hormones going out of whack once a month would do such a number on me that I'd even sometimes get cystic acne on my face and have scars from it, meanwhile 2.5 months of T and my current big jawline spot is the absolute worst ive had. My body is just straight up built for this

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HAPPY PRIDE MONTH INTERSEX TRANS FRIENDS!!!!!
Perisex trans friends, eh.... happy pride.... I guess.....
Birthday kisses from a pretty girl would increase my health bar by at least 10%. Birthday snuggles would by at least 30%.
Apparently my pubes pass as cis, whatever that means