Mar 12, 2025
I made myself and intersex pride necklace 💛💜💛 featuring amethyst, yellow agate, and dyed quartz stones
It’s time for me to own my intersex identity and show my pride. Sending all my love to my intersex community
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I made myself and intersex pride necklace 💛💜💛 featuring amethyst, yellow agate, and dyed quartz stones
It’s time for me to own my intersex identity and show my pride. Sending all my love to my intersex community
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We mistakenly assume that if our partners love us they will react and behave in certain ways - the ways we react and behave when we love someone.
- JOHN GRAY
Little boys can't learn the same way little girls learn at a very young age, and we're over diagnosing little boys with behavioral problems and ADHD, and a lot of that has to do with forcing them into situations that are not good for them.
Meaning, little boys have a lot of testosterone between the ages of three and six, which means they need to run around a lot and between learning, they need to have a lot of physical activity and we're making them sit in circle time and we're restraining them in a way that's causing them to feel a great deal of stress with very high levels of cortisol, which makes them seem distractable. And then they're diagnosed as being problems in the classroom.
And we're really failing little boys. It's not that there's something wrong with them, there's something wrong with the way we teach them.
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School is structured for girls (and female teachers, who are ~85% of teachers), not for both sexes.
Boys are boys, not broken girls.
"So are women issued a woman card? Does such a concept even exist? Men are constantly worried about being “man enough,” yet again women don’t have to sweat it. If they have boobs, they are a woman, whether or not they accomplish anything, whether or not they have kids, whether or not they dress like women, etc. There is no woman card to issue, because unlike manhood, it’s not something you have to achieve."
—MaiqTheTrue
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Driving Testes
Testes, the male reproductive organs, comprise many cell types. This research focuses on the male hormone-producing Leydig cells in foetal testes and finds that Nr2f2 gene regulation is crucial in their development
Read the published research article here
Image from work by Martín Andrés Estermann and colleagues
Reproductive Developmental Biology Group, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, Durham, NC, USA
Image originally published with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
Published in Nature Communications, April 2025
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hey i have a really dumb question. would pmdd (pre-menstrual dysphoric disorder) be considered intersex? i don't think so tbh as a perisex (now questioning?) person due to the lack of mention for androgens or other hormones, though i also know that's not the only way for intersex variations to exist, but i genuinely cannot find any sort of answer anywhere leaning one way or the other. i don't care but i just want to know and this is frustrating!
it's not a bad question! i have mixed feelings; i don't really consider it intersex. since i define intersexness as someone who (by natural circumstance) has differences in sex chromosomes, sex hormones, or physical sex traits, leading them not to fit into the sex binary.
so i'd consider PMDD as a reproductive condition, not a sex variation. however, all people with reproductive differences are united in our fight against oppression - intersexism, sexism, and ableism often occur alongside each other. also, many intersex people have reproductive disabilities.
although, some intersex people do consider conditions like PMDD as intersex. but even if we don't, we often still welcome people with shared struggles into our spaces. so yeah, there's no real clear answer. i guess it would come down to what makes you feel empowered, and the community you're in.
I made myself and intersex pride necklace 💛💜💛 featuring amethyst, yellow agate, and dyed quartz stones
It’s time for me to own my intersex identity and show my pride. Sending all my love to my intersex community