Call me S. or Adolf (not that one). They/Them.
N.I.N./TransNazi/soft Äußernazi. I do not tolerate bigotry.
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Questions? Please, feel free. Do note, however, that I am mostly a stranger to the RadQueer/TransID community, so my ideas won't always align with the majority. I'm just here to fash about. :-)
Hate? Please, feel free. I would just haate to be guilted for being the horrible racist monster that I am.
This blog occasionally posts NSFT untagged.
Content warning tags (request more, content warning: uncensored mentions of Nazi/adjacent ideology; names of symbols, slogans):
#Discourse.cw (Anti-t/N.I.Nazi discourse.)
#NS.cw (Master tag: includes all of the below.)
#Symbol.cw (Umbrella tag: iconography, incl. all visuals.)
#Slogan.cw (Umbrella tag: rallying cries, slogans, phrases.)
#Rhetoric.cw (Umbrella tag: Nazism, anti-Semitism, white supremacy, or adjacent. I only share this in critique or satire, never to perpetuate it.)
#Slur.cw (Umbrella tag: uses the broadest possible definition of "slur", except for "queer".)
Symbols (inclusive of modified/"defanged" versions):
#Hakenkreuz.cw (So-called "Nazi swastikas", a term I don't use because it derives from the Sanskrit word for the religious symbol.)
#Reichsadler.cw (Includes the Parteiadler; excludes non-Nazi imperial eagles.)
#Eisernes-Kreuz.cw
#Totenkopf.cw
#SS-Runen.cw
Slogans (inclusive of modified/"defanged" versions):
#HH.cw ("Heil Hitler", "Heil", "Hail Hitler", "HH", and "88".)
#Victory.cw ("Sieg Heil", "Hail victory", "Victory brings salvation", and "Salvation to victory".)
#Soil.cw ("Blut und Boden", and "Blood and soil".)
5, 6, 9, 13, and/or 14 perhaps? For the ask game :]
(Not sure how many questions i can inquire at a time so. have it all i guess)
[Here is the ask game.] No limits whatsoever! Answers are once more below the cut, I can't help myself.
5. (What's one thing you wish people talked about more here?) I'm inclined to echo camgario's recent statement. I'm endlessly grateful for the opportunity to express my transNazism to the extent that I can on here, but I wouldn't mind not having to lie about and conceal the other parts of it, either.
6. (What's one thing you wish people talked about less here?) I'm not that picky, haha. A little less discourse wouldn't go amiss, but ultimately it's up to me to curate my feed accordingly.
9. (Who or what first made you feel truly seen or represented? Is there anything you come back to whenever you feel invalidated?) Music and drawing, respectively. I've endless sketches of my persona in-uniform, it really does help. I've also begun writing down my dreams of the Reich, per the advice of an acquaintance, and it's truly therapeutic to go down that list every once in a while.
13. (Do you have a hot take related to t/N.I.Nazism?) Almost definitely. Can I think of any at the moment? Apparently not.
14. (What's your favorite (or least favorite) hate ask that you've gotten so far? How do you deal with them?) I deal with them by encouraging them wholeheartedly! Only one so far, death wishes, rape wishes, the works—I keep it fondly in my inbox. Whoever sent it, I thank you!
FOR YOUR ASK GAME: 1, 2, 4, 11. P.S. I FIND YOUR CONTENT WARNING TAGGING SYSTEM VERY EXTENSIVE AND LOVELY! WOULD YOU MIND IF I WERE TO CO-OPT IT TO CONTENT WARN MY OWN POSTS? THANK YOU EITHER WAY.
1 : How did you find the t/N.I.Nazi community? How did you feel about it at first?
2 : How did you find out you were a t/N.I.Nazi? How did you feel about it at first?
4 : Do you identify more closely with the original Nazis of the 30s–40s, or with neo-Nazis? Or something in between?
11 : What does being a t/N.I.Nazi mean to you? How do you feel your interpretation/experiences differ from the community at large?
-- WARM REGARDS FROM @BASTERDQUEER
[Here is the ask game.] Ah! Thank you very much for the kind words, and of course you may! I exercise no ownership over it, it is an honor just to be helpful :-) Answers below—they came out a little long.
1. (How did you find the t/N.I.Nazi community? How did you feel about it at first?) I honestly don't remember… I am open-minded enough to judge things exclusively through the lens of harm done, so I wasn't initially against it per se. One thing that I do recall quite clearly is the term nagging at me incessantly from the second I heard it up until I finally created this account, haha. Good to be here at last.
2. (How did you find out you were a t/N.I.Nazi? How did you feel about it at first?) Interestingly, I wasn't disquieted by this in the way that I was by similar revelations. It came naturally, and quietly, and all that I could really think in response was "of course". Naturally, explaining it to others has been a wholly separate struggle, but I was lucky enough for it not to rattle me too much, personally. It has been a much more…personal, discovery, than many others.
4. (Do you identify more closely with the original Nazis of the 30s–40s, or with neo-Nazis? Or something in between?) The originals with absolutely no contest. I sometimes say that it feels to me like a past-life scenario, even if I'm not entirely convinced by the existence of past lives. I miss the Reich… my feelings of kinship are, in a deep sense, largely limited to those who have, too, seen her wholly.
11. (What does being a t/N.I.Nazi mean to you? How do you feel your interpretation/experiences differ from the community at large?) To me, the defining experience is an attraction towards the ideal of the Reich, in all her hierarchies, her mechanical workings; the pursuit of her purity and sanctity—with the acknowledgement that she is dead, that no such ideal can or ought to be pursued, and that one is marching under a banner that has long-hence withered away. Adhering to a sort of vain, extinct nationalism. I honestly have no clue to what extent this resonates with others, but it feels significant to me that I am only here because there seems to be no real community for my preferred term, Nazikin, haha.
In the interest of getting to know everyone a little better! Anyone can reblog, I only ask that you please don't reblog for yourself without sending someone else an ask first (unless you're reblogging directly from me).
How did you find the t/N.I.Nazi community? How did you feel about it at first?
How did you find out you were a t/N.I.Nazi? How did you feel about it at first?
Do you have an interest in WWII? What person or event are you most interested in?
Do you identify more closely with the original Nazis of the 30s–40s, or with neo-Nazis? Or something in between?
What's one thing you wish people talked about more here?
What's one thing you wish people talked about less here?
How do you feel like being a t/N.I.Nazi interacts with the rest of your identity? Does it conflict?
Do you have a sona related to/inspired by your t/N.I.Nazi identity? Does prn have any lore?
Who or what first made you feel truly seen or represented? Is there anything you come back to whenever you feel invalidated?
Has your t/N.I.Nazi identity influenced your media consumption? What's your favorite piece of media related to it?
What does being a t/N.I.Nazi mean to you? How do you feel your interpretation/experiences differ from the community at large?
Describe your experience with t/N.I.Nazism using only a colour, a texture, and a sound.
Do you have a hot take related to t/N.I.Nazism?
What's your favorite (or least favorite) hate ask that you've gotten so far? How do you deal with them?
Feel free to call out questions that you're especially interested in answering (or that you don't want to answer) in the tags. :-)
Being transincel is so weird when you can't buy into blackpilled ideology. It is the stupidest, most unscientific, unserious cluster of beliefs ever. Sorry. I'm a proud LARPer. Arrest me.
