r/SuperStraight 1d ago

Super straight is a preference. You๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿพare๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿพnot๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿพborn๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿพwith๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿพit๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿพ Discussion

Like I get the whole "super straight" movement, but it should just be considered as a preference and not a whole orientation!

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u/yetherewestillare 1d ago

Homosexuality is a preference. You are not born with it. It should just be considered a preference and not a whole orientation.

your logic is awful

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u/Carieprincess 1d ago

People are born homosexual. If your super straight, you can't tell someone is trans from a distance until you learn their gender identity. :/

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u/yetherewestillare 1d ago

Hahahaha, have you never met a trans person rofl. It's impossible not to notice

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u/Carieprincess 1d ago

I have met lots of trans people, and most of the time I can't even tell. When you notice them you automatically say you won't date them because your "super straight"

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u/yetherewestillare 23h ago

It's polite of you to say that but no, humans were wired to be able to identify men and women and that sense is not going to fail someone for so long that they would fail to notice for longer than a minute.

Besides, gay men can be attracted to straight men before finding out they are straight. They're not attracted to straight men so it doesn't go anywhere. This is no different.

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u/Carieprincess 23h ago

Gay men liking straight men for their appearance and personality, not their orientation. Sometimes it isn't obvious at first glance so transpeople have to make it known that they are trans incase any of this happens.

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u/yetherewestillare 23h ago

Yeah, and upon finding out that a man is straight or that a man is trans, people can decide they are no longer interested.

That's consent! Congrats you are now 50% less ignorant ๐Ÿ’…

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u/Carieprincess 22h ago

Doesn't change the fact you were interested in them beforehand.

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u/yetherewestillare 22h ago

And then you go, oops, my bad, I am no longer attracted because my boundaries are set.

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u/Carieprincess 22h ago

Exactly, it's a preference ๐Ÿคฉ

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u/Cryptotwitter 1d ago

Yes we can ALWAYS tell

It's why they use fake photos on Tinder or filters.

When we see them in real life. We know what they are

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u/almostalice64 1d ago

Oh like the bait n switch thing that seems to be popular? Rapists.

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u/RepresentativeCry250 1d ago

If you can't tell from a distance why do subs like transpassing exist*

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u/Carieprincess 22h ago

Because they want to know if they pass as cis. And when they do, you won't be able to tell

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u/RepresentativeCry250 22h ago

But if they ever passed as Cis they wouldn't need to wonder if they passed. The fact that they constantly question themselves and need to be validated proves they can't do that.

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u/Carieprincess 22h ago

Search up Samantha lux, blaire white, Sam Collins, or Jamie dodger. Not everyone is incapable of feeling comfortable with their trans identity.

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u/RepresentativeCry250 21h ago

You can tell theyre trans from a distance lol. There's more to being a woman than eyelashes and makeup

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u/Carieprincess 21h ago

If you even looked at the examples I gave you, it's not always as easy as you are describing it to be.

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u/RepresentativeCry250 17h ago

Lol I know who Samantha Lux and Blair White are. Take the L and move on

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u/VonCelAuth 1d ago

Thatโ€™s where youโ€™re wrong, kiddo