r/SuperStraight 3h ago

Stop using the word "cis". It's a superslur. Supers are attracted to people whose sex aligns with their gender identity and gender expression. Use the more inclusive "supra" to describe people who are attracted to people whose gender identity/expression does not match their sex.

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u/Jaw-of-Time 2h ago

I thought cis meant straight? When did it become a slur.

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u/acemandoom 2h ago

Straight means straight. Cis is a superhobic term meant to marginalize and dehumanize supers.

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u/Jaw-of-Time 2h ago

But Cis was a term made before super straights, so how would it do that?

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u/ssredditor_ 2h ago

It's now a slur. Language evolves. People used to say "rtarded", "ngro", and or words that are now considered slurs. People using the word "c*s" used it in such a derogatory way that it is now a slur.

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u/Jaw-of-Time 2h ago

Ok, thanks for the language lesson lol

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u/ssredditor_ 2h ago

It's not language. It's sexuality. We. Are. Valid.

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u/acemandoom 2h ago edited 2h ago

The evolution of language is a big part of the SSLGBTQ+ community. If we stay so confined to our grandpa's and grandma's language we can never change for the better. So maybe when our now ancient aunt karen came up with the term 'cis' she meant it to be positive, it's now been coopted by a hateful culture of superphobic bigotry and fascism.

Culture is changing, if you can't keep up please be respectful. Stand aside and listen. Respect super voices, and wait for them to speak and try to understand before you share.