#ophanimmothdeception

This guy is my character Leon! He's intersex and transmasc and has De La Chapelle Syndrome (specifically SRY-negative). He's also demisexual and birose.

He lived with his mom most of his life, and due to him having an atypical puberty, she kinda pushed him being a girl onto him and even put him on estrogen which further pushed him from the gender he felt he was. Now he lives with his dad in a kinda secluded small town.

The story he's the main character of is a slasher style horror with body horror elements that features another intersex character. He's basically doing the job of trying to figure out the murders outside of the police because he notices that the murders are very... strange. But the police are almost covering up how strange it is.

He's like very smart and an activist, also a loner but is still popular because he's just very nice to people. Except Lewis, Lewis can get exploded.

Drops this here.

WIP of one of four major intersex characters in a comic I'm working on. Her name is Evette Massey, she's got PCOS with hyperandrogenism and hirsutism (+ some genital variations but I don't feel a need to go into that). She's basically a werewolf? In a weird og idea kinda way, she turns into this really ethereal form on a full moon and goes haywire. A generational curse it is.

She's also transfem and a lesbian, horribly terrified of the latter fact due to systemic discrimination and religious trauma. She's got BPD, OSDD 1b, is plural, depressed as all hell, is the host of a system. Her sysmates don't often front but whooooo when they do (looks at a major plot point that will pop up later in the story).

She's heavily impacted by her intersex variation due to systemic intersexism as well as general intersexism. People who don't know her tend to know about her hirsutism and curse so they just kinda. Call her a dog sometimes (derogatorially). She'll even call herself that but not yet in a reclaiming kinda way.

Anyway I love this girl failure/lh she's one of my favorite ocs. I really need to fix her first introduction I did not give it enough attention (sobbing).