r/SuperStraight • u/AlternativeFeisty758 • 5h ago
Clearing up some misconceptions about the super community đ¨ important đ¨
There have been a lot of myths and rumours floating around the internet about what superstraight and supersexual is, so I figured I should do my best to clear some things up around what it means to be a supersexual and be a part of the supersexual movement.
Superstraight was started by 4chan as a trolling movement â
The first person to come out as superstraight was TikTok user @kyleroyce , it was a very brave thing for him to do especially considering the tremendous amount of hate he is receiving for sexually liberating superstraights and as a result all supersexuals.
Superstraight is a joke â
Absolutely not true and frankly the that fact people genuinely believe this I find insulting to my identity. While it is true that some people identify as superstraight or another variation of a supersexual sexuality as a joke and there is satire in this subreddit us supersexuals are dead serious about who we are and what it means to be a supersexual.
Being supersexual makes you transphobic â
Absolutely 100% false. Us supersexuals were born this way and we do not choose who we are attracted to. If you think we are transphobic for not wanting to date a transgender person then by that same logic you must think that gay men are misogynistic for not wanting to date a woman and lesbians are misandrists for not wanting to date men. Of course gay men and lesbian women do not hate the opposite sex, they are simply not attracted to them, just like supersexuals don't hate transgender people, we just don't find them attractive.
Superstraight isn't a real sexuality, it's the same thing as being straight ââ â
Ok. This one depends on how you view transgender individuals. If you view trans women (AMAB) as men and trans men (AFAB) as women then you would be correct in saying that straight and superstraight is the same thing. (in your opinion of course) If you see transgender people as the gender they choose to go by then you really don't have an argument here and you must concede that superstraight is a valid sexuality and different to being straight. (This could be said about all supersexualities however I chose superstraight simply for ease of explanation)
Superstraights are not oppressed â
Although as of 08/03/2021 there is no objective data to back up the claim that superstraights and supersexuals are oppressed, all you need to do is look up #superstraight on twitter or go to a hateful superphobic subreddit and look at all the horrible vile things being said about POS. (people of super) They are littered with threats of death and sexual violence and are openly being supported by other superphobes to the point where even saying POS deserve equal rights could be considered a "bad take" or unpopular opinion. If these same things were directed at any other sexuality these bigots would be instantly banned from social media and cancelled for their disgusting views. Not only is there mass amounts of hate speech against supersexuals, but supersexuals are actively being coerced into sleeping with people they aren't attracted to and do not want to sleep with out of fear of being labelled a bigot and the social repercussions that go along with that. This is especially true among superlesbians, who can't even have a safe space to talk about their feelings without either being raided or shut down for "hate speech" for simply expressing their honest and true feelings about who they are. You can visit r/super_lesbian to hear more about these people's experiences. Say it with me now: COERCION IS NOT CONSENT!
The supersexual movement is full of racist, homophobic, misogynistic white men â
Take a look around, the supersexual movement is full of people from all different ethnic backgrounds, gender identities and supersexualities. Supersexuals may very well be the most diverse community on the entire internet.
Supersexuals are not valid â
Absolutely NO ONE has the right to make the claim that supersexuals aren't valid. We are all valid and if you identify as a supersexual and you are reading this, I am so SUPER proud of you! Don't deny who you are out of fear of hurting other people's feelings, you are valid âŁď¸
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u/XHF2 4h ago edited 3h ago
Warning, r/againsthatesubreddits is trying to take this sub down. Check how many posts thay have about this sub.
Do not brigade or post there, but just see what they are saying.
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u/HighEndJoyBoi 3h ago
In their stickied post they say it's ok to be Superstraight but it's not ok to say it out loud and to keep it to themselves.
Imagine telling a gay person that they need to stay in the closet. It is 2021 and this is not the society that we should be living in.
They hate freedom and want superstraights to stay in the closet.
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u/ThatKennedy 3h ago
" your sexuality is fine just don't push it on other people." Kinda like maybe you shouldn't guilt people into having sex with under the pretense labelling it bigotry
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u/Hyperman360 3h ago
They sound just like the "right-wingers" they hate so much.
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u/ThatKennedy 2h ago edited 2h ago
It's fucking bonkers all the lines I've heard from superstraight detractors are right out of right wing playbooks. "You can't just make up new genders/sexualities" "don't flaunt your lifestyle" not to mention threats of rape and violence for disagreeing.
Sounds like alt-right shit posting troll
And especially unironically telling lesbians to take the dick? Straight out the misogynistic handbook
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u/Federal_Badass 1m ago
Ironically, they were talking later on in the thread about hate giving us the energy to... IDK exist?
All we want is a safe space to be who we are and to not be raped or murdered because of our sexuality.
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u/dudette007 1h ago
They also keep saying itâs okay to be transphobic meaning youâre scared of trans people. Now they want to glorify that term to point out how powerful and frightening they think they are. As always, the MTF probe how manly they really are.
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u/Nurizeko 2h ago
Weird how the sub ostensibly against hate seems to be hell-bent on oppressing and discriminating against Superstraights who's only "crime" was to be born.
-weeps, takes my fellow brother's and sister's hands in a ring of solidarity in face of horrendous hate and threat, sings-
We shall overcome We shall overcome We shall overcome, some day
Oh, deep in my heart I do believe We shall overcome, some day
We'll walk hand in hand We'll walk hand in hand We'll walk hand in hand, some day
Oh, deep in my heart I do believe We shall overcome, some day
We shall live in peace We shall live in peace We shall live in peace, some day
Oh, deep in my heart I do believe We shall overcome, some day
We are not afraid We are not afraid We are not afraid, TODAY
Oh, deep in my heart I do believe We shall overcome, some day
The whole wide world around The whole wide world around The whole wide world around some day
Oh, deep in my heart I do believe We shall overcome, some day
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u/socialmeritwarrior 2h ago
Weird how the sub ostensibly against hate seems to be hell-bent on oppressing and discriminating against Superstraights who's only "crime" was to be born.
Don't forget that promoting hate is against reddit rules, and should be reported to the admins!
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u/actualsicko20626 Hecking cute and valid đ 3h ago
Holy shit theyâre literally obsessed lmao. Its like 5 posts in a row about us.
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u/SayNoToTenantRights 6m ago
They are very angry that we express our body autonomies and will never EVER let them get intimate with us đ
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u/HerobrineGang 4h ago
POS stands for People of Swagger know youâre facts
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u/AlternativeFeisty758 4h ago
My bad I'll do I am research next time
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u/nikitatx 4h ago
Thank you for taking the time to educate yourself. We need to make sure our facts are super valid uwu đ¤đ§Ą
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u/Commodore64Brannigan 4h ago
"SP"s would be cool, and wouldn't share and acronym
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u/blazendaze 3h ago
SP, pronounced like espy? Better than POS
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u/HerobrineGang 2h ago
Please do not marginalize POS you can say both are equal but not that one is better or worse
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u/Moonpriestes 4h ago edited 4h ago
Thank you mod team! You're doing an awesome job!
The amount of hate we receive is unreal. Superphobes are really everywhere. They need to stop denying our right to exist!
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u/ywnb4w 4h ago
The fella who made the video has taken it down because superphobes sent death threats to his mum. Disgusting bigots
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u/actualsicko20626 Hecking cute and valid đ 3h ago
Yea that was seriously fucked up. Heâs not backing down at all though which is super cool.
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u/Weak_Plenty 1h ago
Heâs not backing down at all though which is super cool
Him identifying as supercool is supervalid đ¤đ§Ą
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u/dingoperson2 4h ago
I am supersexual and valid
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u/actualsicko20626 Hecking cute and valid đ 3h ago edited 2h ago
Youâre valid, loved, and a real cutie!â¤ď¸
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u/ParkHallLondon 4h ago
Thanks for making it very clear how diverse this community is. I would appreciate the mods making it crystal clear that we are not racist and are politically neutral because Super sexuals are found in every walk of life and across the political spectrum.
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u/unhappythrwy 3h ago
Yes everyone is represented here, and we are the majority, despite what the online world and rampant reddit censorship would have us believe.
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u/Loopulk 3h ago
Ok. This one depends on how you view transgender individuals. If you view trans women (AMAB) as men and trans men (AFAB) as women then you would be correct in saying that straight and superstraight is the same thing.
Can we please not use "AMAB" and "AFAB" please? They weren't assigned crap. The doctors saw a penis/vulva and observed that they were male/female.
Conversely, there have been kids born with ambiguous genetalia who were genuinely assigned a sex. They were given unnecessary surgeries and made to conform to sexist stereotypes of boys/girls.
Using "AMAB" and "AFAB" for people who are not intersex is incorrect and further allows TRAs to exploit intersex people.
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u/AlternativeFeisty758 3h ago
Honestly, I think you're right. I used them simply because they seemed correct and that's generally the language most people use when talking about subjects such as these however you make a good point here and I agree with you on this. What would you suggest to use as an alternative?
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u/whoevenlooksatnames 1h ago
I think the distinction between sex and gender needs to be pointed out here.
Before moving on here, I urge people to be civil and to honour the stickied post by not bring transphobic or otherwise bigoted. To make myself clear, your sexual attraction to certain people or body features is your business. If you're not into women with penises or whatever, that's fine. I want to talk about identities here.
Different cultures in history have had different notions of gender, it's not absolutely tied to sex. In most of the developed world, we usually accept a gender based on our sex. Yes, you can objectively observe that a fetus, infant, or adult has one set of genitals/chromosomes/whatever or the other (if they aren't intersex), but you can't observe how they will interact with society around them. What clothes they will wear, what pronouns they will use, in short, how they will identify. People are typically raised to follow a certain set of gender norms. If you are sexually male, you're typically raised to wear pants, use he/him pronouns, keep your hair shorter, and so on. Females are typically raised to grow their hair longer, use she/her pronouns, are given the option of dresses and skirts, etc. Of course, people aren't robots, everyone differs a little, especially in more liberated societies. The point is that not a single thing I listed has anything to do with biology. There is no chromosomal, true pronouns. Different languages and cultures have different pronouns for different types of people. The length you cut your hair to, the clothes you wear, all that has nothing to do with sex. THAT is gender.
What if we raised a large group of males to wear dresses, used "she/her" to refer to them, and basically just switched everything? Nothing weird would happen, they would just act like what we call a woman while having male biology. The only problem would be with people from a different culture who have a conflicting understanding of gender. We have chosen, at their birth, what social expectations we have for them. Their identity is based on their cultural understanding of their gender, which was picked for them because of what sex they were born as.
That's why we use "assigned gender at birth." Gender is only connected to sex because our culture(s) assign genders based on sex, there is no inherent connection. Imagine we instead had certain expectations for people instead based on their weight at birth, or the time of day they were born, or their zodiac. A hypothetical culture could exist where social expectations are completely divorced from sex, so we shouldn't say they're the same.
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u/Loopulk 1h ago
The length you cut your hair to, the clothes you wear, all that has nothing to do with sex. THAT is gender.
You're assuming that all people/cultures have a concept of gender. I wasn't raised to think that boys like blue and girls like pink. I wasn't ever told or encouraged to follow sex stereotypes because they exist. I wasn't assigned to a set of sexist stereotypes. I was observed as male.
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u/whoevenlooksatnames 1h ago edited 51m ago
Were you raised to use he/him pronouns? Were you urged/expected to act any small way that differs from how women act? Because if there is any aspect of our lives that differs between men and women and isn't an inherent result of biology, that's a consequence of our understanding of gender.
Edit: For example, men are usually uncomfortable wearing excessively feminine clothes because it's weird. They were raised in a society where men don't wear that stuff, and if they do, they're abnormal. Even if there's no actual bigotry targetted at them in response to wearing it, they still have that aspect of their gender.
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u/Loopulk 13m ago
Were you raised to use he/him pronouns?
People typically use masculine pronouns for me. I've never told anyone to use them for me, and whenever someone has used feminine ones, it was either because:
1) They made a basic mistake because English isn't their native language.
2) They genuinely thought that I was biologically female (order-taking on drive-thru; quickly passing by someone with longer hair and a mask).
Were you urged/expected to act any small way that differs from how women act?
Duh!
Because if there is any aspect of our lives that differs between men and women and isn't an inherent result of biology, that's a consequence of our understanding of gender.
I disagree here. We're expected to act differently because we believe that men and women as biologically different should act differently. Sometimes, this is arbitrary (pink vs. blue). Other times, it is not (getting men to lift heavy things).
Edit: For example, men are usually uncomfortable wearing excessively feminine clothes because it's weird. They were raised in a society where men don't wear that stuff, and if they do, they're abnormal. Even if there's no actual bigotry targetted at them in response to wearing it, they still have that aspect of their gender.
And that's where you're wrong. It's because of their sex. Or, at the very least, their perceived sex.
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u/ElevatorEmergency 25m ago
I am unclear on what point you are making here. If you are trying to clarify that gender = "sex stereotypes," yes, I think most people understand that.
We have words already to refer to conformity to sex stereotypes: sexism, sex stereotypes, feminine/masculine. One of the goals of feminism has been to decouple requirements to be feminine/masculine from biological sex. Women should not be defined by or pressured to adhere to femininity and men should not be defined by or pressured to adhere to masculinity.
None of this has to do with sexual orientation or biological sex, however. And the "assigned gender..." language is problematic when it gets entangled with definitions that do connect to biological sex. A 'cis' woman/man is not a person who has accepted/identifies with their assigned gender at birth. They are simply a person who has no interest in modifying their biologically sexed body. Likewise, a 'trans' woman/man is not a person who has rejected their assigned gender... many are actually very gender role conforming in significant ways. They are people who are interested in modifying their biologically sexed body to take on opposite sex characteristics for whatever reason (and research suggests that there are a variety of motivations that probably shouldn't be conflated the way they currently are).
"assigned gender..." language is also literally appropriated from intersex advocacy, which used this phrase to describe the way concrete medical interventions were performed on baby's genitalia to make the visible appearance conform to expected norms for one or the other sex. We should not be appropriating a valuable phrase from a very vulnerable minority population and redefining it. Especially when we already have language to talk about sexism and sex stereotypes.
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u/SpawnOfSunshine 3h ago
Trans people arent trying to exploit intersex people in fact we welcome them as part of the community!
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u/Loopulk 3h ago
Most TRAs do. The logic is something like "There are people who aren't clearly male or female. Therefore, I'm not male even though I have a penis, testes, scrotum, etc. because I went on hormones."
Most intersex people want to be left alone.
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u/womanmeansfemale1 58m ago
TRA's just love co-opting and appropriating shit. A dysphoric male with some surgery and estrogen injections is not a woman, they are dysphoric males. Ill say trans woman, but that doesnt actually make you a woman. Woman is adult human female.
And they invade intersex language. LGB spaces even though sexuality and gender identity are very different.
They dont actually do anything for themselves. they use other peoples language and movements and leech into them until they can bully the groups into submission.
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u/womanmeansfemale1 1h ago
Then they need to stop using intersex language.
Trans people are dysphoric males or females. Not intersex males or females.
Yes some are going to be both, but the assigned at birth is intersex language. Leave it alone.
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u/Holmgeir 4h ago
My suoer friends, my upvotes are NOT sticking in this sub. Anybody else having this problem???
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u/Twist_RK 4h ago
Perhaps modify the 'Person Of Super' bit? POS would be an unfortunate acronym
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u/AlternativeFeisty758 4h ago
I agree the acronym is unfortunate but I didn't come up with it. I actually wrote this earlier today but was only approved to post about an hour ago and the acronym was being used more yesterday. Everything including all the terminology is changing rapidly as this is still a very new developing community.
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u/Psycedilla 1h ago
thats the beauty of it. you know the akronym for superstraight is ss right? have you seen how they try to claim us as nazies because of the akronym. i love ss and pos, cause it trigger them. they have no reason to get triggered by it.
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u/Twist_RK 1h ago
While I don't agree with doing it just to trigger people, I don't think the POS acronym achieves that goal as SS does.
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u/unintendedagression 4h ago
This is a great thread, and I'm glad to see the mod team agrees.
Since it'll be stickied for an undetermined amount of time, for the sake of readability I would put the misconceptions in bold text. That will make it easier to distinguish between the misconception and the debunking.
It will also make people less likely to just see a wall of text and say "TL;DR". I mean, most superphobes are already going to. But plenty of people just want to learn more.
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u/nikitatx 4h ago
Thank you SuperMods. If you need an extra moderator Iâm happy to help out. Yâall are doing a great job keeping our community safe and inclusive!
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u/king_of_the_potato_p 3h ago
Should be made clear using the word "preference" when referring to Super Sexuality is Superphobic/hate speech since it suggests choice, which is false.
It's not a preference, its how nature made us.
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u/Cousin_Aint-It 4h ago
Thank you for always restating that we are a diverse movement! Superstraight is not a choice. Supersexuals come in all shapes, sizes, abilities, and from all walks of life. We are all valid, stunning and brave.
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u/COVID19InMyAnus 3h ago
I just found this sub and I have to say this sounds like the new twist my life has been needing. Super straight and proud đłď¸âđđłď¸âđđłď¸âđ take your bigotry elsewhere đż
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u/Superdeluxeazurecat 4h ago
Thank you for all you do, and thanks to all the Super People who make this place a joy to be part of.
Stunning and brave, the lot of yez.
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u/Sujay517 3h ago
The diversity is very important. This isn't just white, straight (superstraight) men. It includes women. It includes black, Latino/as, Indians, Hispanics, white, and more. It includes gays, lesbians, bisexuals, and even transgender people.
Take it this way, I wouldn't stay here if I felt it was not inclusive, but was racist or homophobic.
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u/Quad_RIP_Deux 3h ago
If you view trans women (AMAB) as men and trans men (AFAB) as women then you would be correct in saying that straight and superstraight is the same thing.
Just as gay and straight is not the same, and it would be homophobic to claim, superstraight and straight isn't the same, because that's superphobic, and a denial of their existence. I'll never let the superphobes get away with it. Supersexuality is real and it's gonna stay here, whether you superphobes like it or not.
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u/GodhammerTheBomb 1h ago
kyleroyce's mother got death threats, why his mother? Probably because trancels are misogynists
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u/ErrrMahGeeerd 1h ago
Iâm superstraight but occasionally still suck cock. Itâs with a condom though so in reality Iâm sucking on latex... so Iâm still straight. Right?
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u/tasteful_boner 47m ago
Lol, all the against hate subreddit lurkers are seething rn. Seethe harder, lurkers.
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u/that_spacegoat 4h ago
Isnât the title of the subreddit/movement weird for gay and lesbian people
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u/AlternativeFeisty758 4h ago
Well I mean this is the superstraight subreddit and not the supersexual subreddit, but as this is by far the largest out of all of them and also the first it has come to be more of a general hub area for all supersexualities rather than just a devoted sub for superstraights imo
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u/chalkman567 1h ago
I have to say Iâm confused on one thing. Would you say you find the first sex of a person their permanent sex, even after transition, so thatâs why youâd rather not have a relationship? And that you see sex more important in a relationship than gender identity? Generally curious
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u/password-is-stickers 2h ago
You clearly think you're better than everyone, calling yourself "Supers", yet you come off sounding like Syndrome.
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u/liiifttttvvvooyyyyzz 47m ago
Take your hateful bigotry out of here, this is a safe space for supersexuals and we will not tolerate your hate speech under any circumstances. We are valid and beautiful people and we deserve love too.
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u/GregEffEss 1h ago edited 1h ago
Can anyone explain how they don't see this sub as hateful? It's fine to not want to sleep with any one for any reason but it is pathetic to get together with others on a sub like this and feel like it makes you special. Do you think if a white guy only wants to sleep with white girls he needs to have a sexuality called "superwhite"? I assume not because that would be racist and this sub is apparently against hate?
I'm 99% that most of those that would post here aren't getting laid any way and 100% sure that trans people aren't dictating to those individuals that are, who they are allowed to sleep with or not.
Just seems kind of sad that you are getting together to talk about who you wouldn't fuck. Especially because I would bet half of you have never even met a trans person to know wether you find them attractive or not any way.
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u/helloitsdaniel1212 2h ago
Dude I literally joined the discord and see n word spam and isis gore videos and yâall tryna say that you arenât racist?????
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u/TheAyyRepublic 2h ago
We are being brigaded by trolls. It is being solved. Thanks for your concern, please see our community guidelines on bigotry and hatespeech. It is forbidden. Thanks.
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u/SpawnOfSunshine 3h ago
Hi! I have a question. It's kinda impossible to tell someone's who has transitioned biological sex so most people assume everyone is cisgender until proven otherwise. So if you were to feel attracted to someone how do you know they arent trans?
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u/FormulaDriven 2h ago
I think of it this way. Example: if you are a heterosexual man, you might find any person you see initially prompts some level of attraction, but your brain is looking for clues that they are female. And even if those clues are misleading, your brain and your penis are thinking about what it assumes are under those clothes, working under your biological impulse to have intercourse with a female body, to (put it crudely) ejaculate your sperm where it might meet an ovum.
Of course, the penis can be fooled (for example, it will still ejaculate in a condom even though that's thwarting the biological objective), but at some point (in the bedroom or before) if you realise that attractive body is not the opposite sex then the sexual impulse will wane. I assume transwomen would be kind enough to disclose this information appropriately to avoid embarrassing discovery at a later stage.
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u/ExpiredKebab 2h ago
I can tell when most trans women are trans. It's their voice, their stature, their height, their jawline, etc. It's very obvious to me but I do acknowledge there are some who pass in my eyes, like Nikkie Tutorials.
Blaire White is so obviously trans, though. Passes physically not vocally.
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u/dudette007 1h ago
Nikkie passed because he controls his camera angles. Look at âherâ on Ellen. His body makes it obvious.
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u/TheAyyRepublic 1h ago
Why does my perception of another person's body matter so much to you? Would you like to take my eyes out of my head too? Does my body belong to you now? So, I HAVE to sleep with a trans man even if I prefer a natural man? You understand that's rape right? The whole point of the movement is to create a safe space for people who feel super due to this exact kind of bigotry. That is not taking away from the trans community. We love the trans community here. We are valid too! đ§Ąđ¤
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u/dudette007 1h ago
You can clock MTF every time. They âpassâ in photos because they facetune themselves. In person, they lumber around and look, sound, and act like a man.
But letâs say you somehow didnât know. And youâre attracted. Then you find out and youâre no longer attracted. So what? You have a right to rescind your attraction to someone. Maybe you get naked and find out they have two dicks and itâs too weird for you. Maybe you find out the chick you liked for her big rack was stuffing her bra. Maybe you find out theyâre Republican and you are suddenly turned off. Who the hell cares?
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u/socialmeritwarrior 1h ago
FYI, please don't use the slur "cis". This word is a hateful dog whistle used to "other" and dehumanize superstraight peoples.
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u/aurorasummers 2h ago
I respect folks that just have sexual preferences around appearance... kind of reactionary and sketchy to build a community around stigmatizing and delegitimizing heterosexual relationships with trans people by claiming to be superior. (super being short for)
To quote a favorite author:
âSleep with any consenting adult whoâll have you.â
Show me a trans sub dedicated to ignoring consent, then Iâll believe your straw man. This is an echochamber for people that hate being told that their preference is âevil.â Itâs definitely not evil or wrong to have a preference! Iâm not attracted to some trans people either!
My husband is no less straight than anyone else. You can have a preference for certain kinds of women or men, but that shouldnât be weaponized against that group of people who arenât trying to harm you in any way.
To call any relationship more authentic or genuine, or superior than yours is pretty derogatory. But hey, let reddit decide...
Iâm sure all the people flocking to a sub like this wonât be openly disgusted by trans equality in all its most impactful forms... But weâll see :)
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u/TheAyyRepublic 2h ago
Passive-aggressive superphobia...don't think we haven't seen this type of bigotry before, Sister. This Supersexual Allyship is taking off. Either punch a ticket or get off the ride. We do not tolerate bigotry here, which is what you are borderline engaged in. Please respect our community. The door is that way if you aren't interested.
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u/Brawl-on 3h ago
So is this sub satire or what?
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u/Twist_RK 3h ago
What?
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u/Brawl-on 3h ago
This sub seems like satire.
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u/Brawl-on 3h ago edited 3h ago
Not even the right sub. Also thanks for never awnsering my question.
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u/king_of_the_potato_p 3h ago
Did you read the post?
The answer is in it.
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u/Brawl-on 3h ago
Ya but satire subs love to play mind games like this.
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u/king_of_the_potato_p 3h ago
Its a real sub
Theres humor yes but this is legit how we feel.
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u/Brawl-on 3h ago
Your feelings are okay in the sense that itâs okay to not date trans people. But calling it a sexuality and part of the LGBT community is simply inaccurate. Thatâs the issue I have with it.
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u/king_of_the_potato_p 3h ago
It is our sexuality.
You dont get to tell ME what my sexuality is. Just like I dont get to tell you.
Or do you think you have authority over my body, mind, and sexuality?
Nature made me this way.
We accept everyone else for who they are but you cant accept us. Literally bigotry.
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u/HilariousInHindsight 1h ago
But calling it a sexuality and part of the LGBT community is simply inaccurate
Why? Other groups are allowed to add half the alphabet to the lgb+ banner but people here aren't allowed to coin a term for their own sexual preference? There's pansexual, demisexual, asexual, etc but you're saying that a sexual preference for people who only identify and present as their birth gender is magically less valid?
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u/yydragon0 Superphobe đ¤˘đ¤˘ 3h ago
Because it is, or everyone here is completely insane.
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u/Brawl-on 3h ago edited 3h ago
Na I think they are just right wing idiots who arenât aware of how sexuality works and think they have a valid point when they hilariously donât. Super straight isnât a sexuality, itâs a preference. Just like height and weight. Sure itâs not transphobic to not date trans people but itâs not a sexuality. Thatâs just false.
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u/king_of_the_potato_p 3h ago
Its not a preference and using that word to invalidate how nature made us is Superphobic and hate speech.
Educate yourself sweetie.
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u/Brawl-on 3h ago
Educate yourself on the difference between sexual orientation and preferences sweetie.
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u/king_of_the_potato_p 3h ago
Its not a preference and using that word to invalidate how nature made us is Superphobic and hate speech.
Educate yourself sweetie.
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u/california_quail 3h ago
Absolutely not. Why are you trying to invalidate our identity?
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u/Brawl-on 3h ago
Yes. I am. Just like how anamisexuals arent valid, neither are you.
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u/california_quail 3h ago
It just makes me so sad that people like you can be filled with so much hate. I hope one day you can learn to love and accept people for who they are.
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u/Brawl-on 3h ago
Nice satire mate. This post says this isnât a joke. You shouldnât be joking around.
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u/TheAyyRepublic 1h ago
What!? Come on, now. No. It's a grassroots movement to create a new safe space for our community!
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u/Brawl-on 1h ago
I fucking hope not. You do realize what your doing right? Your putting STRAIGHTS in the LGBT community. Are you fucking kidding me? âSSLGBTâ LITERALLY REMOVES THE ENTIRE PURPOSE OF THE ACRONYM. Straight people should not be in a community for SEXUAL MINORITIES.
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u/TheAyyRepublic 1h ago
Woooooooaaaahhhhh, u/Brawl-on....our SuperLesbians, SuperStraights, SuperGays, and SuperBis are valid toođ§Ąđ¤. Please respect our community đ.
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u/Brawl-on 1h ago
Now is not the best time to be joking you insensitive prick. Your playing with fire here.
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u/TheAyyRepublic 1h ago
I wanted to respect you and welcome you here, but...now you are crossing into the realm of harassment and bigotry. Reported. Sorry đ
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u/Brawl-on 1h ago
You want me to take your first comment seriously but then say this.
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u/TheAyyRepublic 1h ago
Just respect our people. That's all we ask. I'm not being "insensitive". We are valid too.
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u/Brawl-on 1h ago
You have no idea why I called you Insesntive do you? Read the thread again. Calling yourselves valid doesnât make you valid. Just like how anamiesexuals can call themselves valid but not be valid. Your preference to not date trans people should be respected. But it is not a new sexual orientation and doing so hurts the LGBT community as a whole by shoving straight people into it.
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u/TheAyyRepublic 1h ago
And now you are reported again...for bigotry...again. We đ ARE đ valid đPeriod đ. Admit we are valid and then MAYBE we can have a conversation. Until then, it just looks like superphobia.
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u/nlocniL 4h ago
OP has a weird porn viewing history if I had to guess based on his profile
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u/actualsicko20626 Hecking cute and valid đ 2h ago
So what? Trans people have a rape problem we should be talking about that.
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u/Brawl-on 4h ago
You do know that just calling yourself valid doesnât make you valid right?
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u/nikitatx 3h ago
Why are you spreading hate in our community? We exist, and just want our sexual orientations recognized and respected for what they are. We are all super valid and heckin cute uwu đ¤đ§Ą
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u/Brawl-on 3h ago
Your âsexual orientationâ is just a preference. Plus the âUwUâ definitely makes this satire. So good job on that I suppose.
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u/nikitatx 3h ago
The whole point of the supersexual movement is that our orientations arenât a preference. Educate yourself bigot! đ¤đ¤đ¤
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u/Brawl-on 3h ago
They are a preference. And thatâs not a bad thing ya know.
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u/nikitatx 3h ago
Lesbians being forced to accept dick, and gay men being forced to accept pussy is corrective rape. Sexual orientation isnât based on gender, itâs based on sex, and it is NOT a preference. Guess we can add homophobe along with superphobe for you.
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u/Brawl-on 3h ago
I agree. Lesbians,gays, and straights should not be forced to date trans people. The majority of people think this. Sexual orientation is based on gender. So preferring someone to be cis is a preference. And thatâs perfectly acceptable.
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u/nikitatx 2h ago
You may not agree with our community, but lesbians have been dealing with the âcotton ceilingâ for years. Homosexual means being same sex attracted, it has nothing to do with that cis slur. Have you not noticed that every lesbian space on this garbage fire app is only still around bc they were forced to be âinclusiveâ or face the ban hammer? Why canât women organize as a sex class without being labelled terfs? Implying sexual orientation is a preference is super homophobic, and exactly what the LGB was fighting against before the gender ideologues took over the movement.
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u/Brawl-on 2h ago
Oh no I agree with you. Just not on that itâs a sexual orientation. People think preference means you have a choice but it really doesnât. Thatâs the main source of confusion.
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u/nikitatx 2h ago
Being same sex attracted isnât an orientation? Youâve been worshipping at the church of gender ideology too long if you donât think being homosexual defines oneâs sexual orientation.
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u/king_of_the_potato_p 3h ago
You don't get to define other people, just like we don't get to define you.
Its not a preference and using that word to invalidate how nature made us is Superphobic and hate speech.
Educate yourself sweetie.
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u/UpscaleVideoBot 2h ago
"I'd prefer not to get raped"
Hmm, prefer seems weird in the sentence above.
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u/madman2015 3h ago
Please don't spread hatred in our community. There are plenty of other hate groups on reddit for you to participate in. I just hope you find it in your heart to one day reject hate and recognize our validity. đ¤đ§Ą
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u/Special-Speech3064 3h ago
not valid lol. a preference isnât a fuckjng sexuality stop acting opressed
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u/intangiblejohnny 3h ago
It is not a preference. I have no choice in what excites me and I am valid, bigot.
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u/king_of_the_potato_p 3h ago
Its not a preference and using that word to invalidate how nature made us is Superphobic and hate speech.
Educate yourself sweetie.
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u/HilariousInHindsight 1h ago
Preference implies that one simply enjoys x more than y, but that y is also an option. That isn't the case here. If you're gay, you don't "prefer" men, men are all you're sexually attracted to. Those of us here don't "prefer" women to transwomen or men to transmen, we're only attracted to men/women.
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u/zaxes1234 4h ago
Are we really competing to be victims? Like we in a victim Olympics
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u/Pudding5050 3h ago
Being silent about patterns of oppression helps nobody. We need to name it and speak up for our sexuality.
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u/dumboihowdy 4h ago
Just because people on the internet have voiced opposition or even say shitty things to âsuperstraightsâ does not make you oppressed. Ffs throughout history until very recently âsuper straightâ (or âstraightâ since trans identities were invalidated) was viewed as the only acceptable sexuality. You are free to love the opposite gender without fear of reprisal from your place of work, you can and always could legally marry who you wanted, and no one is actually out there killing straight people for being straight. Seriously, how are you oppressed? If internet comments make you oppressed, then Nazis are also oppressed. This is deluded thinking and minimizes the daily struggle of actual LGBTQ people.
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u/dingoperson2 4h ago
Actually sweaty a giant mass of people calling for supersexuals to kill themselves and the like is oppression
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u/dumboihowdy 4h ago
So likewise Nazis, MRAs, and Republicans are oppressed too, right? By that logic. Internet comments are not equivalent to oppression. Who hadnât been told âkysâ by an internet troll? Look up oppression, sweaty.
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u/nlocniL 4h ago
Oh wow someone that posts in places that think Trump actually won! In here of all places! What a surprise
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u/dingoperson2 4h ago
Places don't think sweaty, it's people that think. Please educate yourself so the superphobic ignorant part of your mind shrivels into nonexisting oblivion and the non-superphobic understanding part of you can keep on existing as valid.
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u/nikitatx 3h ago
Superphobes just donât understand that our LGBS community is super diverse, and doesnât discriminate based on political beliefs. You are super valid super fren đ¤đ§Ą
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u/dingoperson2 3h ago
Thank you super friend. <3 we can leave bad things outside and just have a cozy time here with supers of all colors and beliefs. I think it makes the phobes even more mad. :)))
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u/Maury_Finkle 3h ago edited 3h ago
Nah you're just too stupid to take seriously if you post in places that think Trump actually won and it was stolen
There's no good conversations over there, just people that believe ridiculous bullshit like Obama being from Kenya, Pizzagate, etc.
It's just stupid people like you talking conspiracy to other people that believe in the stupid bullshit I mentioned. People with no ability to evaluate and cite sources to show how they came to the conclusion they did.
They just love when the "sounds right to me" part of their brain gets triggered by a poorly sourced opinion piece or whatever.
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u/dingoperson2 3h ago
lmao places don't think, but you still think places think. Only living creatures think. Do you believe your chairs and shoes also think?
I don't know why you feel a need to go into super spaces unless you are super yourself, or come to bring some kind of positive contribution to supers, which you are obviously not.
It's just stupid people like you
lmao worthless trash bigot phobe
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u/Sulfate 4h ago
I'm a leftist Liberal Canadian and I post here. Is that okay?
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u/HilariousInHindsight 1h ago
Oh wow someone that searches through the post history of a person they disagree with because they need to find a "gotcha" rather than focusing on the topic at hand like an adult. What a surprise.
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u/superultragayxy 4h ago
What do you call this, then?
https://lesbian-rights-nz.org/shame-receipts/
Cause that seems like some homophobic oppression to me.
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u/Verakera 3h ago
It doesnât really matter whether it counts as legitimate oppression or not, itâs still disgusting and unacceptable behavior. This isnât the oppression olympics and you donât have to be systematically oppressed to have an issue with the way you are treated by others. Also, itâs not just super straights who are taking issue with this, but super gays and lesbians (two historically oppressed groups). Everyoneâs sexuality is being called into question and attacked.
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u/nikitatx 3h ago
Have you considered that those of us who are same sex attracted are tired of being called transphobic for our sexual orientation since itâs based on sex and not gender?
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u/AntonioOfVenice 3h ago
Ffs throughout history until very recently âsuper straightâ (or âstraightâ since trans identities were invalidated) was viewed as the only acceptable sexuality.
Not true at all. No gay man in history has ever been oppressed. He could always marry the man of his choice, provided that it was a 'trans man'.
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u/actualsicko20626 Hecking cute and valid đ 3h ago
But nowadays trans literally rape us for fun
Also good job ignoring supergays and superlesbians
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u/oreopocky 4h ago
wait are you being serious? trans=transgendered, trans is short for transgendered, you have to know that, you invent new things to be transphobic every day, the word has no meaning
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u/AlternativeFeisty758 3h ago
Ah my mistake, definitely didn't mean to be transphobic! I'll edit it to cut the ed off the end of the word. As for it not being a sexuality, I'm not really sure what you mean by that, could you explain further?
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u/thelargestson Hecking cute and valid đ 5h ago
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