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@this-is-internoirism
This is internoirism.
[pt: this is internoirism.]
Hi, welcome to the this-is-internoirism blog. It focuses on how black people may experience a specific type of intersexism, because of being black. I go by shi/him, and my name is Kova or Aeloria. I don't mine if you call me this-is-internoirism/TIIN though! My boundaries can be found here (link).
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One of the main things I believe when it comes to my politics, is that if you're homophobic or transphobic you cannot be anti-racist. Not because of the obvious reason of many BIPOC being queer, although that is part of it, but because many of the standards that forbid homosexuality and genderqueerness are directly brought down from white supremacy and the ideals of bastardized Christianity.
To be anti-racist is to give up and fight against white supremacy, and being queerphobic is pushing directly into those oppressive views.
It isn't fair that you may have been hurt by masculine people before, and you deserve to have a space to heal from that trauma, but it is never okay to take your trauma out on other people who have done nothing to you. This goes doubly so when the people who do this only harm intersex, trans, and men who are BIPOC. Your hatred when directed at anyone besides who hurt you or who is in charge is simply bigotry.
i don’t know where to find an intersex joy blog. may i show the good people of this is internoirism my male intersex torteshell cat
@intersex-joy Although, that's my headmate (plural) so the same people will see it either way!
thinking about how i almost died as a teen due to adrenal insufficiency AND i took way more time for me to be formally diagnosed as intersex even though i was visibly intersex from birth because being black comes with an unholy amount of medical neglect
This is internoirism.
Medical neglect is rampant in intersex individuals, and it's worsened in Black people. If you are able, always call this out.
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Surprise, my lovelies! Some extra special flags!
Black Intersex Woman / Black Interfemme Pride Flag:
Black Intersex Man / Black Intermasc Pride Flag:
These flags are pretty self explanatory! Being a black intersex woman / interfem myself, I'd been wanting to make some pride flags for black intersex folks for a while now, so here they are! 😊😎
@this-is-internoirism some pride in the face of internoirism
This is Black/Intersex pride :)
if your pride month post doesn't include men + man-aligned folks (while highlighting/explicitly including genders that aren't man-aligned or smthn idk. I realize the following sentence comes off *way* more extreme than I intended and I don't feel like re-writing the post) you are a hop skip jump away from TERFism btw just so you know. hell if you actively exclude men even as a joke I'm just calling you a TERF. we are flat-out not entertaining this shit not this year or any year after that ok? ok
I love u men apart of racial/ethnic minorities I love u disabled neurodivergent and mentally ill men I love u queer men of every flavor imaginable. In fact butches and studs I love u too regardless if ur a man also or not because anti-men talk is often hand in hand with anti-masculinity rhetoric that harms all masculine queers too. Obligatory special message to love intersex men for this blog especially if they're cis men and *especially* if they're a cis man in a way that breaks the norm of what "cisgender" might mean
intersex culture is being so damn tired of the tag spam with the inevitable pride month posts that have nothing to do with intersexuality (and often actively exclude intersexuality despite adding the tag). we're already barely considered as it is, it just makes it feel like intersex is one more bingo square to fill out rather than something that refers to real people who are already constantly ignored and pushed out of queer spaces.
(and also that one fucking person who said that intersex people shouldn't count as queer because "it's not a sexuality or gender"?????)
anon how does it feel to be the realest motherfucker out there
perisex people if youre going to include us in your tag spam, please make an effort to include us as human beings too. we belong at pride, we belong in queer spaces. please make an effort to make us feel welcome and not a shadow. ive spent so long in the closet about being intersex and this year i am making it the focal point of my pride celebration. i dont want to be met with crickets, and im sure no one else in the community does as well. make the "i" in lgbtqia+ feel more welcome if you want to spread good this pride month. anon is right a lot of it feels incredibly perfomative and i hope we can fix that
Being a black girl with pcos means people will only ever treat me like a boy or a girl or a freak.
This is internoirism. You are not a freak, I promise, and you're welcomed here.
Hey, I hope you have a nice day today!
Terribly late as I have been a bit busy, but thank you! I hope you do too.
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Happy Pride, everyone. Remember to check your racism this pride month, being queer doesn't exempt you from being bigoted towards others.
Have a good time, as wel. 🫶🏽
idk if this is okay to ask/say because this is moreso a vent but as a questioning intersex Black tgnc individual the systemic neglect and societal stigma around the lack of research and diagrams i can find on vaginal intersex differences/conditions and vaginas in general is alarming and exhausting.
im tired of the internoirism, transmisogynoir, and bioessentialism and i wish it wasn't seen as erasure or overshadowing to bring this up to those not enduring this. (welcome to ignore/delete!!)
not overshadowing at all! its important to talk about intersection especially when it comes to intersexuality, as both intersex individuals and black people struggle with the medical field. its difficult to find research about vaginal variations and even more difficult researching potential variations when black women are assumed to all have hirsutism anyway. i do wish you luck and if theres anything in particular youd like help finding i can try my best!
@this-is-internoirism tagging for internoirism
Not poc myself, but had an experience with my other (also intersex) family members being racist.
"Those traits are *normal* in people of those races though, why would they be considered intersex?"
Cause whats considered "normal traits" isn't inherent to race, but your PERSONAL FAMILY. It could honestly be argued, that even though members of our family have VISIBILY intersex traits, that we could be perisex *because* these traits are so prevalent in our family. Arguing the inherentness of "racial features" making them not intersex is the same logic that takes away *your* identity, auntie.
(Apologies if this isnt correct format/place to put this btw! Love what you do!)
This is internoirism, and possibly general interracism <- Depending on if they're talking about multiple races. You put this very well, I don't really have anything to add.
Since @thisis-intersexism (archive: @thisis-intersexism-archive) and @this-is-intersexism are both closed down, they're both still available as archives but dont take asks anymore, I wanted to give a shoutout to some blogs where you can submit experiences/that talk about intersexism ran by intersex people.
First of all, there is a good archival of some intersex resources here [link] by @interarchive which I am unable to reblog so Ill link it. I dont know how updated it is as it doesnt show me a date either.
These are in no particular order. Disclaimer goes that I am not intersex, I am simply creating this collection by going through various intersex blogs that tag other similar helpful blogs and copy pasting from their bios or pinned posts what I consider to be the core of what their blog is about. The purpose of this post is simply to give people a general knowledge of the intersex/intersexism-related blogs that they can use since last month thisis-intersexism had to close the blog + to spread intersex ran accounts so that they'll reach more people and boost intersex voices active in the community (there are older accounts that havent been active for a while so I tried to find ones currently taking asks).
Oppression focused
@vinterfeminism (bio: A blog dedicated to labelling and calling out intermisogyny and interfeminism!!)
@thisis-intermisogyny (bio: Documenting the intersection of intersexism and misogyny. Intermisogyny is the intersection of intersexism and misogyny. This includes discrimination against intersex people who are fem-aligned, intersex women and adjacent identities. It also covers discrimination that is misdirected or is built on the foundation of misogyny and intersexism, wether directed against a woman or based on the foundations of those forms of bigotry.)
@this-is-internoirism (bio: The this-is-internoirism blog is a place that talks about the intersection between anti-blackness and intersexism. It is also meant to be a safe space for all other intersex POC as well.)
Experience focused
@intersexpolls (bio: Tumblr polls by and about being actually intersex)
@interconfessions (bio: confessions by intersex people, for intersex people. Inbox closed to catch up on submissions.)
@intersexcultureis (bio: first and foremost, this blog is welcoming and accepting of all intersex identities and i try to be a positive voice for all intersex people, as well as support for people who may be questioning if they are intersex. if youre questioning if youre intersex, or just a perisex person wanting to learn more info, youre all welcome to still send in asks.)
@the-intersex-experience (bio: a blog dedicated to all types of intersex experiences!)
@intersex-support (bio: This blog is a safe and supportive resource for any and all intersex people. Feel free to ask questions, vent, submit positivity, or anything else!)
@intersex-bpd-culture-is (bio: For asks and anons involving being intersex with BPD)
Positivity focused
@intersex-joy (bio: this blog is for intersex people, no matter how they're intersex, to speak of their joy)
@intersex-positivity (bio: I reblog and make positive posts for intersex folks and their variations.)
@intersexocs (bio: A showcase of the intersex OCs of tumblr dot com! Either to show off your existing OCs or to get help with writing them, this blog is for you.)
@yourfaveisintersex (bio: I'm an intersex adult who semi-randomly decided to make this blog after getting out of the shower one day, and now make low-effort edits of people's headcanons and of canon or coded intersex characters as a hobby when I have downtime instead of bedrotting on YouTube or Reddit or something. I'm more than happy to talk about my personal intersex experiences on this blog)
Specific variations
@pcos-culture (bio: by a system with PCOS, for those with PCOS, questioning PCOS, professionally diagnosed PCOS, undiagnosed PCOS, and more. active (May 2026))
@cah-culture-is (This blog will be focused on variations under the Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH) (link) umbrella, often abbreviated as (N)CAH to visibly include both classic & non-classic subtypes)
@hypogonadism-culture-is (bio: This blog is for anyone who falls under the umbrella of intersex variations that are hypogonadal in nature, whether or not they have a named variation that either directly causes or leads to hypogonadism, or only knows/suspects they have a deficiency (or insensitivity!) of some kind of hormone along the HPG axis)
@hypergonadism-culture-is (bio: This blog is open to hearing any and all experiences relating to hypergonadism! This includes hyperestrogenism, hyperandrogenism, hyperprogesteronemia, and more. People with mesoandrogenism, mesoestrogenism, mesoprogesteronemia, and more are also welcome to submit experiences if they believe they fit the description of hypergonadism)
@v-hypospadias, back up @vh-vulvicryptid (bio: i made this blog since there's not a lot out there on vulvar hypospadias and what is, is pretty clinical and often intersexist. i really wished someone had told me more about vulvovaginal variations and that they could fall under the intersex umbrella sooner, so i wanted to provide a candle in the window for anyone else trying to understand their body.)
@ovotestes-culture-is (bio: A place to submit your experience with having ovotestes.)
@gonadaldysgenesis-culture-is (bio: I made this blog for those with confirmed and suspected gonadal dysgenesis! Gonadal dysgenesis refers to under- or absent development of the gonads and is something of an umbrella term that can include Swyer’s, Turner’s, Mixed Gonadal Dysgenesis (note: although many conflate MGD with X0/XY mosaicism, anyone of any karyotype can have it), Partial and Complete Gonadal Dysgenesis, and others.)
@agenital-spectrum-culture-is (bio: I am not gatekeep-y about what agenital spectrum is, so it's difficult for me to include a definition here. If you feel like you fit into the category or you are questioning, you can send the ask. Like, of course, in some cases I know what is a part of the spectrum and what's not, but again, I am not The Gatekeeper Of The Community, so I can't always be sure myself.)
@ambiguousgenitalia-culture-is (bio: I am not gatekeep-y about what ambiguous genitalia is, so it's difficult for me to include a definition here. If you feel like you fit into the category or you are questioning, you can send the ask. Like, of course, in some cases I know what is a part of the spectrum and what's not, but again, I am not The Gatekeeper Of The Community, so I can't always be sure myself.)
@urethral-variations-culture-is (bio: Urethral variations are very under-researched and not talked much about among intersex people. I don't see many spaces for people with such variations and it's difficult to find information and community. (speaking from personal experience.) If you have a urethra-related variation or you are questioning, feel free to send an ask. Full disclosure for whatever situation may arise: I am not The Gatekeeper Of The Community.)
@dupligenital (bio: This blog is centered around genital duplication and the opt-in "dupligenital" label, prioritizing education and community.)
@cltoral-hypoplasia (bio: If YOU think you might have clitoral hypoplasia, know that you aren’t alone! If you want to reach out, feel free to do so. I hope this sideblog will at least give you comfort.)
Additional
@intersexbookclub (bio: Why we meet: Our goal with the book club is to provide a social opportunity for intersex people, people questioning if they’re intersex, and allies, to meet and explore intersex-oriented literature together.)
@intersexcat-tboy (bio: This blog focuses on raising awareness, sharing personal experiences, and connecting with others in the intersex and ATM theory community.)
Blogs not specifically about intersexism, OR not run by intersex people, that welcome submissions of intersexism and about being intersex
@our-queer-experience (run by a perisex person, bio: a blog dedicated to sharing lgbtq+ stories, information, and advice of all kinds.)
@this-is-varsexism-transphobia (run by an ersex system, bio: This blog is dedicated to spreading awareness of the oppressive/negative experiences faced by people who are genderqueer or sexqueer. You can submit your own experiences, or things you have witnessed happening to other people (so long as you are not outing someone.))
@comprehensive-sex-ed (run by a perisex person, bio: sex education without binary enforcement)
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If a blog isnt on here, it doesnt mean I decided to exclude it! I just probably havent found it in my research, Ill gladly add any blogs I missed. On a related note, if a blog doesn't want to be on here, please tell me and Ill take their name out immediately
I love you so I'm going to tell you a secret:
You can always identify as whatever you want, whatever feels most comfortable. Don't let others dictate how you present and label yourself.
For my fellow nonwhite people who have had their culture hidden or taken away from them: If connecting to your femininity or masculinity in the context of culture feels like being trans to you.. you can label that as trans 1000%. If you find a term in your culture that fits you and you can use, never let anyone take that away from you, don't let them disrespect it either.
For my intersex people who have had a weird situation with growing up, or just existing because of being intersex: You are allowed to identify as cis, despite people trying to say you are "biologically nonbinary". You could literally not identify as your ASAB and still identify as cis. You are allowed to identify as trans for whatever reason. It's okay!!
Do not feel shame because others want to take away what you are, because what you are will always be beautiful 🫶🏽
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Hello and Welcome!
[Hello and Welcome!]
I am an animist and also consider myself a pagan. This blog is for people to submit their experiences with anti-paganism and anti-animism—or just any experience with paganism and animism you'd like!
Please do not force any religion into the title of pagan religion. However, the title of pagan is open to everyone who feels a connection with it! You are welcome here!
This blog will not tolerate bigotry or hatred against anyone here. As long as you respect people's lived experiences and do your best to be nice, we won't have a problem.
I'm the only mod on this blog, but if you need to, use it/its for me.
This blog is inspired by blogs like @this-is-anti-romani, @thisisantisemitism, @this-is-islamophobia, @this-is-internoirism, and other blogs like that.
Is "dark skinned / light skinned" still acceptable when referring to in-system appearance? I understand "black/asian/etc alters" is racist, but I'm not sure if describing skin like that is colorist.
I promise this is in good faith, I've noticed recently that the system community is really unwelcoming to black systems, darker systems, etc (like a lot of communities) and I want to at least try to help.
I would think that would be okay! I understand if others have a different opinion of it, though. It's a kinda touchy subject because of people treat the concept of parethnic alters so poorly (for lack of better word) and ignore if they are bodily another race or ethnicity. Also, "darkskinned/lightskinned" is specifically for Black people (iirc?) while light skinned and dark skinned (separate words) can be used for anyone, I think.
Any additions or comments are welcome!
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