Having your period is not a “feminine” or “womanly” problem. They are not specific to women (trans men), and not all women get periods (intersex and trans women). As a trans woman it feels shitty and triggering when girls complain to me about their “womanly problems”. Im tired of “feminine hygiene” being specific to dyadic cis women, it’s isolating and damaging.
I’m not intersex or trans women. I got MRKH. That’s all.
I am intersex because I have MRKH, we are recognized as intersex individuals per defenition of what Intersex is. I’m going to put this link HERE
In Europe it’s not included in the definition. We are a small country, and no doctor heard before about my syndrome, we are close-minded people who don’t like to make categorizing, so, no. I’m a woman. Without uterus.
*takes a deep breath* I respect that you want to be “close-minded”. But then, please don’t reblog from an Intersex-MRKH person. It’s provoking. I try to avoid this junk as much as possible. But I can’t avoid it when it’s reblogged from me with added caption.
i don’t care what you call yourself. i didn’t reblog it because of your blog or blog name, i did it for myself and i can reblog what i want, when i want, and from i want. you shouldn’t have to make reactions, and tell me who I am, because I know, thank you. And I won’t cry myself to sleep, because you categorized yourself to hide your shame, and because you are “abnormal”? When someone’s kidney is removed, he or she should make a group and call it to something? I don’t think so.
Live your own life, and don’t tell me what to do with mine.
xoxo, MRKH sister
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