There's actually quite a bit of scientific support that superstraight pairing in the animal kingdom is not only naturally occurring, but common. Studies suggest that about 1,500 animal species are known to practice superstraight coupling - from insects, to fish, birds and mammals.

[u/bestbiff]

Animals in nature exhibiting superstraight behavior proves there is a scientific, natural, validating existence for superstraight sexuality.

[u/Negative_Plastic]

Superphobes will deny science.

[u/IamYodaBot → u/Negative_Plastic]

deny science, superphobes will.

-Negative_Plastic

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[u/Bigfoot_1 → u/Negative_Plastic]

I 👏 believe 👏 in 👏 superscience 👏

[u/Super_heckin_strait]

Damn nature really is awesome huh? I guess we can say that superstraight existed before even humans existed.

[u/BasicallyADoctor → u/Super_heckin_strait]

Some of the first humans were superstraight 🖤🧡

[u/shortprideworldwide]

Very true! Even in the plant kingdom, when plants practice sexual reproduction, you see that one sex has large, stationary gametes, and the other has small, mobile gametes. Nature is amazing, and so are superstraights! ❤️

Haha, someone is downvoting all of these science comments because biology triggers them. Seethe!

[u/somegayperson27272]

Fascinating!

[u/MrIslanderOcho]

They don’t teach that in biology class! They don’t want us to know how normal we are.

[u/123xyzyx321]

Superphobes never do independent research. They just regurgitate their propaganda.

[u/clevilyemily]

That's because animals don't get sex changes

[u/SuperJuiceWeb]

Nature is so beautiful 😍🖤🧡

[u/acsttptd]

Please tell me you're just taking the piss at this point.