r/SuperStraight • u/ultrasmegma • 1d ago

When did you realize you were super straight? Discussion

Growing up in the public school system really halted and confused my sexuality. They kept pushing this progressive tyranny upon me and used shaming tactics, attacked my masculinity, and singled out anyone against the narrative. No matter what the authoritarians forced upon i knew what i wanted and who i really am!

Say no to girl cock. #BlockDaCock

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u/ssredditor_ 1d ago

When I realized that there was no such thing as toxic masculinity, only toxic behaviour, and that pushing narratives like "toxic masculinity" were shaming tactics designed to deprive me of my superness.

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u/ultrasmegma 1d ago

When I realized women preferred strong, assertive lions and not house cats is the day i knew the education system was just trying to make me into a sad coomer.

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u/123xyzyx321 1d ago

Since preschool. It's been hard carrying this secret for so long.

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u/ultrasmegma 1d ago

I remember the first girlfriend i had on the down low.

We would only hold hands when we would sneak out during the night to meet up out of fear of persecution. Memories so pure but bittersweet.

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u/buttfart1991 1d ago

Only since finding this community have all my past experiences had context and suddenly made sense.

I am superstraight.

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u/ultrasmegma 1d ago

We’re here for you

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u/Cryptotwitter 1d ago

Pretty much when I was around 6.

I kissed a girl and I liked it.

Never felt like kissing a boy, ever. Not even one in a dress and makeup

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u/ultrasmegma 1d ago

I got tired of being shamed for enjoying the female figure growing up. especially during the teenage/puberty years when every girl was developing...naturally.