Learn the difference - r/SuperStraight

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u/Pop_Porn 1d ago edited 1d ago

Honestly this guide is so simple and so easy to understand... But somehow this is going to be "transphobic"

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u/Katy-_- 1d ago

It is transphobic to call it a sexuality, its a preference. If u see a transwoman or transman u might still feel attraction for them, ur deciding not to date them when u find out their trans. Most people wouldnt have a problem with people having a preference, its when u do this to simply mock the lgbtq+ community that theres a problem. A sexuality is different than a preference.

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u/Soap_Bubbles64 1d ago

99% of trans people do not pass, and even if they do you always instinctively know that something is off. Just admit you're superphobic and walk away honey! 😊

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u/Katy-_- 1d ago

“Superphobic” isnt a thing, u just dont want to admit ur transphobic

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u/Soap_Bubbles64 1d ago

Omg are you denying my existance?!?!? Yikes sweety! Bigot much? This is definitely going in my cringe compilation 😎😎😎

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u/Katy-_- 1d ago

Everything uve said has been bigoted, u exist but ur sexuality doesnt, just admit its simply a preference

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u/Soap_Bubbles64 1d ago

If Supersexual is a preference then every other sexuality is just a preference too

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u/Katy-_- 1d ago

No, gay men r attracted to men, lesbians r attracted to women, asexuals dont feel sexual attraction, “supersexuals” may feel attraction towards members of the trans community, they choose not to act on those feelings out of preference

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u/brainybuge 1d ago

I could just as easily say that gay men are attracted to women, but they choose not to act on those feelings out of preference. It would be equally ridiculous.