there is common ground in the sense of being oppressed and widely misunderstood and considered "other" by cisgender, heterosexual people

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Intersex is a set of biological variations that can lead to social othering, and it’s generally accepted in my experience that it’s up to the individual how they want to consider themselves (ie, is being intersex inherently queer because it’s against the norm, when is an intersex person considered trans, etc)

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lgbtqia+ is just the community of gender, sex, and orientation based minorities

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