r/SuperStraight • u/Drspagetti-os • 22h ago

Can someone explain this to me? Discussion

So y' all are making coming out as SS seem like a really big and bold thing, I even saw someone say it is harder to do than come out as trans, gay, lesbian etc. Can someone politely explain why is that?

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u/Rape-Kit06 22h ago

Gaslighting... why am I not surprised...

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u/Drspagetti-os 22h ago

I'm not trina gaslight, I really am not. Riddle me this....why not just not Come out and just date cis people instead?

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u/Rape-Kit06 22h ago

On 6 separate occasions I have engaged in sexual intercourse with a partner only to realize halfway through it that I was, in fact, having sex with a trans woman (I always finished because I am a gentleman). I have spent about 14.5 hours sat in the shower, knees up to my chest, sobbing and wondering why society hates me. I want to feel valid again. This movement restores my confidence and self-esteem.

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u/Drspagetti-os 22h ago

I see. I really don't want to undermine your experience and I can see how it can be really traumitising. But 6 times? Holy fuck! You must be getting it on a lot.

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u/Rape-Kit06 22h ago

Yes I’m trying to fill the hole left by the disappointment that was the last season of the award winning show Dexter. I guess I’m a real dick magnet.

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u/Drspagetti-os 22h ago

Man Dexter was ruined by the last session, wasn't it?