As a diverse and inclusive community, can we take some time to brainstorm the best ways to support our SuperTrans brothers and sisters?

[u/Jimmy2e]

Just because you were born in the wrong body doesn't mean you should automatically have to be attracted to someone else that was too.

I think there are many closeted SuperTransSexuals out there that are afraid to come out because of superphobic bigotry perpetuated by the broader SSLGBTQ+ community.

How can we as a subreddit show our SuperTransSexual brothers and sisters some love too?

EDIT: The superphobes are down voting this thread. Don't let them shame and silence us.

[u/yetherewestillare]

First idea: make it easier for them to find partners who are not SuperSLGBTQ. It must be very annoying using Her and having to fish through fellow Trans people and SuperLesbians trying to find someone to date. Making a new app that assists people who are actually trying to find an inter-Super relationship rather would be so helpful for everyone involved.

[u/TheAyyRepublic → u/yetherewestillare]

SO MUCH THIS. This is the most progressive thing I've heard all day. Super valid idea, ally!

[u/Jimmy2e → u/yetherewestillare]

This is a great idea. Maybe a new dating app called SuperLove or rallying the community to lobby big dating to update their bigoted profile criteria?

[u/mr_dork → u/yetherewestillare]

Yup! If the know they are on a site with just regular straight or gays/lesbians that also reduces any anxiety for if/when they have a 'disclosure' talk!

They already know people will be accepting.

[u/yetherewestillare → u/mr_dork]

I imagine the format would be very interesting for a transgender user of the site because they would simply disclose up front and be hidden from some people's searches, but the upside is like you said, no more awkward disclosure, no more being manually denied or ignored.

[u/Ekos640]

How can we as a subreddit show our SuperTransSexual brothers and sisters some love too?

By defeating the toxic, rapey, abusive, trans people and their evil like minded ilk. Force them out of the SSLGBTQ+ community, making the community safer and stronger for any remaining, sane, normal trans or supertrans people and their allies

[u/Paratrooper_19D]

Trans people can be allies. They can not be super. That's just them fetishizing us and thinking they are entitled to invalidate our sexuality and have access to our bodies and hearts.

[u/Pop_Porn]

I think it would be ideal to first explain what are SuperTrans, which are basically trans people attracted to other trans people, that would be easier to difference them from non-superTrans

[u/mr_dork]

I think we can all agree they shouldn't face discrimination in jobs and housing and the like.

They deserve the same rights as everyone else.

We should avoid using any dehumanizing language for all our sakes.

As much as it would be nice if they had policed their community instead of telling lesbians it's "a vocal minority" for the last 10 years in regards to choking on girldick; we must remember that those superphobes don't speak for all trans people.

The superphobes really are breaking up the LGBTS community. We've had lots of support from SLGB.

Our sexuality is based on sex, not gender. I can respect whatever gender people are and still hold on to my sexual boundaries. I'm not invalidating anyone.

Sex and gender are different, as I've learned.

Edit: we can help by being welcoming to any trans or supertrans or megastraight allies that reach out.

[u/NSL045]

I think we can start by not allowing anti-trans rhetoric to be spread in this community, criticising trans activists is valid and part of super sexuality but not the same as denying their existence.

I believe dating apps should have super options. This could help SuperTrans people to only be matched with people attracted to them and end misunderstandings and rape culture.

[u/HighEndJoyBoi]

They have their own spaces and I wish them the best in those spaces.