#intramasc

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about this blog

I am not intending this blog to be an informational blog. There will be a lot of reblogs from others and some original posts. I am open to talking about my gender and my relationship to virago and I'll probably talk about that unprompted anyway--

So... TL;DR: this is a personal blog focusing on my experiences as a intramasc twain.

about me

Given the personal nature of this blog, it's probably best you have something to address me as! (And know some things about me, of course.)

I have a love of pseudonyms. I have so many of them. Here you can call me Vin/Prince (or Nell/Juud/Quinn). I'm bigender, use ve/she/he pronouns, and am black/nigerian-american.

other blog(s).

— Gender Modalities pt. 1 some basics . source .

cis | demicis | cisn't trans | demitrans | transn’t absgender | cistrans / transcis | isogender intrafem | intragender | intramasc

BYI - f2u - do not claim as own .

tagging : @seekerstock

Masculinity can be for anyone! However, I never heard of people who get caught up into it, resonating with it but not being trans or nb etc themselves.

Weird question?

no, not a weird question at all... I actually think this is a really interesting intersection between the (intramasc) virago community and other queer communities. i think it just goes to show how many experiences we actually do share with them, such as the brutal invalidation of our masculinity our whole lives. hence why forcemasc is unsurprisingly appealing to us as well.

i've actually been wondering if any of you have been drawn to forcemasc content. i kinda get it, i mean I'm entirely dominant so the "being commanded/dommed" part of it doesn't really speak to me, but there are parts of it that do. it's oddly... relieving? affirming maybe is a better word? like "here you can stop carrying the weight of pushing back against people who want to feminize you all the time, because i WANT your masculinity so much that i demand it from you." it's refreshing.

i have a few forcemasc things collecting dust in my drafts somewhere that i should post. considering maybe also posting some of my own for intramasc women specifically, but i'm kinda worried i'll get backlash from trans guys who feel like i'm poisoning their tags with woman stuff. i know forcemasc specifically is a tag where transmasc people go to get away from the implication that they're women and i'm worried if i post on the tag with forcemasc aimed at women it might come off the wrong way, if that makes sense

Intramasculine Exparboy / Intramasc Exparboy

( ID: a rectangular flag with 7 stripes of varying sizes, the top and bottom stripes are thick while the 2nd, 3rd, 5th and 6th stripes are thin, with the middle stripe being incredibly thick. The colours from top to bottom are: light yellow, teal, light sky blue, purple, light sky blue, teal, light yellow. End ID. )

An Exparboy who is also Intramasculine / Intramasc, one who is an Exparboy in an Intramasculine / Intramasc way, or any other possible combination of these two terms. Intersex-exclusive.

Made using the Intramasculine / Intramasc flag by Instagram user mogai.terms and my Exparboy flag from here.

୨୧ • Intrafem lesboy, intramasc lesboy

Flags for intrafem and intramasc lesboys.

PT. Intrafem lesboy, intramasc lesboy. Flags for intrafem and intramasc lesboys. END OF PT.

My intersex flag!

I wanted an intersex flag that really embodied the varying gender expressions of intersex people so it's:

Yellow for a community shared by both hormonally, chromosomally and physically intersex people!(Including Asex people)

Pink for intrafems!

Purple for intrafemmascs!

White for fighting intersex stereotypes, perisexist rhetoric that leads to non-consentual surgeries on intersex adults and children and protecting ourselves from appropriative terminology/terminology that often appropriates our condition instead of allyship (certain altersex terms( though is supportive of them generally) and transintersex)!

Green for intraneu and other nonbinary/third gender Intersex expressions!

And blue for Intramascs!

This flag is only to be used by naturally intersex people. If you were not born intersex or naturally developed an intersex condition, this flag is not for you.

This flag is also not inherently an LGBT flag, though it is a pride flag.

Intramasc Trans Man | Intramasc Trans Woman

Intramasc Trans Boy | Intramasc Trans Girl

Intramasc Transmasc | Intramasc Transfem | Intramasc Transneu

Intramasc Transnull | Intramasc Transagender