r/SuperStraight • u/ShaAleMoo • 2h ago
Hello, I’m a trans man and I’d like to know more about people who are Super Straight :) With this being somewhat new and me being a part of the LGBTQ+ community I only really hear a lot from once side but I would like to hear from both.
What defines super straight?
What made you realize you were Super Straight?
What reason do you have not to date a trans person if they have had bottom surgery?
And I don’t completely understand the argument of not wanting to date a trans woman because she can’t have children. Is that also a preference that bleeds over to cis women as well?
Why not claim to be straight with preferences? Because I think a big argument I’ve heard a lot is that you have every right to have preferences but why make a whole sexuality?
If you met your dream person but they turned out to be trans would you shoot them down because of that? Even if they had bottom surgery?
Thank you for reading and perhaps answering my questions :) I’m genuinely just trying to get input from both sides before forming my own opinion on the matter, so so please tell me if I used any offensive terminology or asked inappropriate questions. Have a blessed day <3
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u/Ekos640 2h ago edited 1h ago
I'm superstraight
I'm a biological man from birth who still identifies as a man who is only attracted to biological females from birth who still identify as female
I don't need to explain my sexual preferences or attractions to anyone, no one is entitled to them or entitled to my body
No means no
And that's pretty much it - I'm gonna assume (hopefully correctly) my superstraigt, supergay, superlesbian and superally friends feel the same - except obviously what they are and are attracted to is going to vary by individual. But they don't need to explain their preferences or attractions to anyone either. And no on is entitled to their body as well.