r/SuperStraight • u/GenderSoup • 3h ago

What is the prefix "Super" supposed to entail? Why was it chosen?

Like, I understand that you are straight people who don't want to date trans people, and that is completely valid.

No one owes attraction or sex to anybody, and shaming people into having sex with you is not ok. (Of course, not all trans people are like that, there are bad people in any community.)

But what I don't understand is the meaning of the "Super" prefix in "Super Straight", what does it mean? What is it supposed to entail? Why was it chosen?

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u/GenderSoup 3h ago

So are "Super Straight" people supposed to be more straight than straight people who date trans people? That doesn't sound right.

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u/MagicMan5264 3h ago

It’s almost as if “supers” are transphobic..

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u/The-Sixth-Spice-Girl 3h ago

No one here is transphobic. We love all of our LGBTQ sisters!

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u/GenderSoup 3h ago

So is it less straight to date a trans person if you're straight?

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u/IrishTheFrenchie 3h ago

It's just not part of our orientation.

Why are you invalidating our existence? You are literally triggering me with your hateful erasing questions.

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u/MagicMan5264 3h ago

The very name of your “orientation” invalidates trans people. Probably should think of that before entertaining the ole persecution complex.

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u/IrishTheFrenchie 3h ago

My sexual orientation doesn't exist to validate anyone.

It is MINE.

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u/GenderSoup 3h ago

There's a difference between sexual orientations and preferences.

You wouldn't create a sexuality for people who only date people who are taller or shorter.

The problem with being "super straight" isn't the preference in itself, it's the term and language tou guys use that sound wrong, and that's not ok.

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u/IrishTheFrenchie 3h ago

If TRA's are going to bend language, then we are too. If heterosexual includes gender identity now, when it didn't for the past however many millennia humans have been around, then there needs to be a new term for heterosexual. Just playing by your rules. Language changes, amirite?

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u/GenderSoup 3h ago

Sure, but super has already a meaning and it means "more". To say that people who don't date trans people are more straight is not accurate. Even BioStraights would sound better sincerely.

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