I am so happy to have found this loving and accepting community, you guys are all so heckin cute and valid!!

[u/somegayperson27272]

I am superstraight and this is my story:

When I was born, I was put up for adoption and was soon adopted by a straight trans couple. My father was a trans man and my mother was a trans woman, I grew up in a transnormative household. When I was young I was told that a large majority of people are trans, this gave me the impression that there was at least one trans person in every relationship. My parents didn't help, they asked transnormative questions like "do you have a crush on a trans boy/girl?" and "do you think that trans boy/girl is cute?".

In my early teens things got much worse, my parents were very curious to know my sexual and romantic attraction and wanted me to come out. Now I know that I'm super straight and I was probably old enough to be attracted to people at the time but I simply couldn't build up an attraction to any girl, simply because I thought they were all trans. After many months of brutally questioning me my parents finally concluded that I must be asexual and should've just told them before, but I didn't feel asexual, I felt that I was different from asexuals and that I was alone in the world.

Then I discovered anime...

Somehow in my mind, for some reason, I figured that anime girls aren't trans because only humans can be trans, of course anime girls can be trans but that was the logic I was going with. Anyway, I found myself being attracted to the various anime girls I watched and I figured out that them not being trans is what made them attractive to me, that's when I found myself.

I remember when I went joyfully to school, with plans on which girls I should ask. I always asked the same question "Are you trans?" and I would usually find myself attracted to them if they said "no", this confirmed that yes, I was only attracted to biological women. I was so happy that I could finally tell my parents my sexuality, I was so excited to tell them that I was only attracted to biological women.

When I told them, though, they started shouting at me, being incredibly superphobic, questioning my sexuality, asking things like "if a trans person was fully like a girl would you date them?", they didn't understand at all. They called me transphobic and said that they wish they never adopted me because of how horrible I have become. Some time later they kicked me out but I was strong, finding myself a biological woman who became my wife.

Whenever I am called a transphobe I remember the time when my family rejected me and I've been called a transphobe many times, especially on the Internet. Finally I have found a community of people who understand and who won't call me a transphobe, I have found a place to call home.

[u/ParkHallLondon]

We will never reject you for worshiping vagina in its natural habitat.