What is Super Straight? 

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I feel sad for people who can genuinely be transphobic/homophobic. I don’t know how anyone could be that hateful of someone based off of their gender or sexual orientation

I'm dating a trans man and I often forget hes even trans and just see a man. That actually happens with most trans people I know.

IDK if I’m the only one who sees this but there’s like 66 views even tho you have 24.1K subs and like 25 mins pasted-

If I had to label, I'd currently label myself as Heteroflexible, as there are a couple guys id be into, but anyway to the point... I am 100% an ally, I believe everyone to be equal and to have the right to identify as what they want, and no matter what gender you believe you are, ill happily respect you as that gender. However, I struggle to find Trans Female (specifically their private area) attractive, I'd happily be in a relationship with anyone who is one, but rarely would I say I'd be interested In anything more then a romantic relationship, possibly even after their surgery. Am I transphobic, I've never really thought about this until now, I dont think I am but im not sure...

I fell sad for people who truly believe that they are super straight Also new cameras are great

So, I think that if you find out someone you are dating is trans and haven't had bottom surgery is not transphobic if you're not interested in the genitalia. Like, everyone has preferences, and if you are into smth you need a certain type of genitals ir just feel uncomfortable then it's fine. There are so many different ways of having intercourse... And having preffered genitalia is a thing. I know a friend who is bi, but it's not really into 🍆, and It's okay. It's different to saying "if you are trans I'm not attracted to you"

Love how super straights are painting them selves to be victims usually. Often superstraight comics are something along the line of LGBTQ person: talking “down” a kid Superstraight kid: 😢 Superstraight adult: stands up for kid LGBTQ person: 😡 Interesting how they think their the victim when 1. We have to transition 2. Deal with our parents (if their transphobic) 3. Probably loose friends 4. Dysphoria 5. And more ❤️ Often this leads to suicide , as it’s 3.5x more likely to happen than that of a cis person But yeah I’m such a terrible person, sorry. I’ll stay away from your “super straight” kid that was probably bullying me like all the other ones, Karen

As a trans umbrella person, I'd like to share my insight Nobody gives a damn if you dont wanna date trans people, I dont care if you have a preference. I'm not offended. What I do mind is you making a sexuality just to prove that trans women aren't attractive. Preferences aren't orientations. And super straight people invalidate trans men and women just because they don't want to date one. Its immature and disrespectful. So please, if you're "super straight," leave this channel and think before you label yourself incorrectly.

There’s a difference between not wanting to date someone and not being ‘attracted’ to someone

It'd be really funny if the person who designed the "Super Straight" flag supported lgbtq and was just trolling them and they actually started using it.

im not surprised but i am kinda shocked that it turned into an “SS” thing. mind blowing how someone can turn one bad thing into something worse.

Thank you for helping me come out to my friends and family 🏳️‍🌈😄

Most of his videos he is formal but in this one he is acting more casual I love it

Idk how other people feel but before I play the video further, I want to give my take on if it is transphobic to not want to date someone who is transgender. Sexual orientation and romantic orientation are not the same. I am romantically attracted in a homoflexible way. Primarily to men but I do find some women attractive based on various factors I don't even fully understand myself. My sexual orientation is also homoflexible. For me, often if I am comfortable in a relationship and it feels right, I need a balance between my romantic attractions and my sexual one. I happen to be a bottom and so depending on factors that are fairly obvious here, sex may or may not work for me. I don't believe in these situations a person is necessarily transphobic. But if you make a blanket statement that you don't date a person just because they are transgender then, IMO it is transphobic. I have dated transgender people before and sometimes I felt comfortable with using toys or other times sex was normal bc of their situation in the bedroom. But this is not universally the case for me. I am open to giving anyone a chance but some transgender people I don't feel an attraction to or I might feel one but it is romantic only and not sexual. If I only wanted romance then I would just date women to fit in. For me I at least need to feel a spark sexually as well. Wanting that isn't transphobic so I just take it one step at a time and am open to dating transgender people but sometimes it does not work for me because if how I am oriented and that is not anyone's fault

#StopSuperStraight

The Super Straight color scheme reminds me of some gay dating app

I don't think it's transphobic for someone to have the attitude of 'I don't want to pursue a sexual/romantic relationship that I wouldn't have given informed consent to up front because it's counter to my romantic/sexual goals'. Specifically, if someone's goal is to have children, to pass on their DNA, to perpetuate their bloodline, dating someone who's trans works against that goal. You could argue that not engineering our own extinction is somehow transphobic, which I would argue implies the entire civil rights movement is hypocritical, since it's all about people having the right to live their own lives. All that said, if a heterosexual man who has homoromantic relationships, whose sexual goal is reproduction, refuses to date trans men solely because they're trans, that's transphobic. If the reason is "because they're trans", that's a problem. If the reason is "because it's incompatible south the person's life goals", that isn't. That's my opinion as an asexual who thinks gender as a concept is stupid.

As a trans person I don't actually consider it transphobic to not want want to date a trans person as it falls under personal preference I do consider it to be transphobic to call it a sexuality because that basically say to my face that I'm not a woman.

Ha super STUPID, love it! Good one Professor Pride!

Kind of feels like a group of people who are insecure about their sexuality, so they're over compensating 🤷‍♂️

Thank you so much for informing me about this hate group towards us. They need to stop #StopSuperStraight

Ok so what if your generally not attracted to the male genetaili so if you don't want to have that kinda interaction but will still have a romantic relationship if keeping it that way is ok on both sides of the relationship ,is that trans phobic and also what orintation is that if your attracted to all genders but not certain genetaili ,if anyone has an answer or opion id love to hear it as long as your polite.(fyi I'm a trans ally )just looking for opions

the same applies to everything then. don't want to date someone with ASPD? a Centrist? a non vegan? an age regressing furry?

I've had issues with a friend on this same topic before. I would not say I got "persecuted" for it though. But it was clear he felt I was being "transphobic" when I said I was not looking to date someone who is trans. It never occurred to me that that would be an opinion of someone so now it make me concerned that less charitable people or simply aggressive people would react poorly to me saying that. So I struggle to say that in as delicate a way as possible. I think the guy who made this felt the same way and this was a sort of tongue in cheek method to try to distinguish his sexual orientation. Sadly it was hijacked by extremest and yet again hate groups destroy something that was never meant to be used in that way. I think its wrong to say someone is transphobic simply due to a sexual opinion. Yes the date was going well because they thought the other person was a certain gender, now that they know that isn't the case it DOES change everything. No they were not lied to but the expectations going forward will not be what they were hoping for. The fact it's brought up at all makes it clear both parties know its a deal breaker. If the other person gets angry and accuses them of lying to them and starts tossing slurs then YES THEY ARE transphobic. But if its a simple, "Oh... I'm sorry but I don't think we should go on another date." then it isn't. But that's just my two cents.

Nice vid. I am quite relieved that even public character is bit split by this too and that I finaly got some tips about this. I got really interested in that 7 spectrums of sexual orientation in 11:14. I tried to google that, but didn't found anything about that. Could I get some links to stuff I can learn about this and maybe to try make this or similar graph to this, please?

The guy in the video said that if you wouldn’t date a trans person purely because they are trans, then you’re transphobic. Idk why I can’t just show respect and keep my nose out of your lifestyle. Idk why I have to be ok with dating a trans person to not be considered transphobic. If that’s the general consensus with the trans community then your setting the bar of acceptance too high.

Its just trans phobia but with extra steps

if you're going to state that homophobic and transphobic people have a lower iq provide the study. also what term are they using to define trans/homophobe? because people seem to use the word whenever they dont like someone. how does being a transphobe correlate to critical thinking and problem solving skills?

bruh that's stupid af

Imo, not wanting to date trans people is not transphobic. Making a new "orientation" specifically for not dating trans people, and calling it "super straight" as if it's the better version because it doesnt include trans people, is transphobic.

First of all before I watch the video I saw you a little rant of the rambling about everything and it just reminded me myself that you're just so damn adorable when you're doing that. I just had to add that in there and also thank you for your videos that you've been doing and everything.

Yeah, that whole movement is just super dumb. Super straight? More like super transphobic. I don't think it's transphobic to not want to date transgender people, though. For me, it really depends on how exactly you express that and I think if you do that in a calm and polite manner, it's totally fine. Let's assume you went on a date with someone and it all went well, you really like that person and at the end of the date, they tell you that they're trans, but that they haven't gotten bottom surgery yet. If you'd say something like "Really? I didn't even notice. I think you're really brave for staying true to who you are, but I'm not attracted to your physical genetalia and they're not what I'm looking for in a romantic and physical relationship." I don't think that would be transphobic. I think it's fine, as long as you express it in a non-discriminative way. If you're just not physically attracted to those genetalia, there's nothing you can do about that. But if you'd instead say something like "Eww, you're transgender? What a waste! I only like real men/woman." then I'd say that's totally transphobic. But just like you said, everyone has a different view on this debate and this is just my opinion, of course 🤷🏻‍♀️ I wouldn't consider myself to be bi, pan or anything of that sort, but I think I really wouldn't mind being with a transgender person. If they haven't gotten bottom surgery yet, I probably wouldn't do anything in the intimate department, but that doesn't mean I wouldn't develop any romantic feelings for that person. We could still kiss and cuddle and all that good couple stuff ^^💕🏳️‍🌈

this video could be done in 1 second

I don't think it's transphobic If someone doesn't want to date a trans person. The person might not want to have you know what with a person that has that genitalia. That's it I think.

my thought: i think u can have the choice of not dating trans people for whatever reason it is, but it shouldnt be a sexuality imo

I wonder if anyone heard the term “super ally” and, being unaware, think it meant they strongly supported the LGBTQIA+ instead of the…. I’m not saying it.

I just want to fact check 1 thing in this video.. not out of malice but to educate people about this horrible "movement" "Super straight" originally was a 4Chan "Meme" meant to be semi sarcastic. It spread like wildfire to other platforms unfortunately and is no longer a "joke" it's now people being genuinely spiteful

It is one thing to be uninterested in dating a transgender people. It is another thing, entirely, to feel that transgender people owe it to you to live up to extremely onerous demands of when they must disclose their trans-status just to _shield_ you from _accidentally_ dating one of them. And what if you lose interest in dating someone when you find out that they are trans after a date or two? Well - that depends. Was your interest in them already so close to the cusp that learning one little thing was enough to cause you to lose interest? Or, upon finding out that they were trans did you judge them as being “dishonest” for not telling you earlier - and thereby causing them to lose a TON of points with you for supposed dishonesty - to the point of having no interest in dating someone that moments ago you were heads over heels for? If you are judging them as being supposedly dishonest for not having disclosed their trans-status to you before saying “hello” -then that is very MUCH transphobic - because it is based on the idea that trans-people owe it to others to wear a yellow star on their clothes. We don’t. Another question - if you are uninterested in dating someone who is trans -- are you going to treat them the same way you would treat a member of their gender who you are uninterested in dating for any _different_ reason?

Thanks you so much you helped me and my friends so much one of my friends was homophobic but you helped him to more understand the LGBTQA+ and now he support LGBTQA+ so really tanks you!

Thank you for helping me come out!

In me giving what I give in this message I am being quite mindful of and careful things outside of the context that is provided in the following part of the message. When I hear the words Super Straight my mind goes Into two directions one being that the kind of people leading a movement about that kind of thing are probably accurately described in the way you mentioned the other way that my mind goes is that it could possible be a young kid that is trying there best to comprehend what it means to be neurobiological heterosexual in that for example I have a condition for which official information on it has not been given to the public and with that condition my sexual attraction that being cisgender women with me being a cisgender men that is where the heterosexual part comes from directly leads to all the other spectrums of attraction for me being pushed in such ways that when come to the more romantic relationships the spectrums all line up to push my heterosexualness one of the things that that conditions causes is a significantly stronger relation between my brain and the rest of my body which plays a major part in the strength of my heterosexualness. When I first found out about that condition that I have I had to learn a lot very quickly and I was only a preteen at the time so I can just imagine what a younger kid my have handled trying to learn all of that Information and what mistakes in wording that they might end up making in this case it could’ve been calling neurobiological heterosexual super straight. I am quite young still so that aspect of the condition has yet to play a part in my relationships as I can still be friends with someone regardless of their sexual orientation or gender and I have yet to develop Romantic relationships with people. I am a person that tries my best to educates my self on the type of things that other people go though I find myself to be a major supporter of LGBTQ+ community and I find that powered by rainbows helps me understand what it is like for a person in that community. In regards to whether it is Transphobic to say you do not have that strong of a attraction toward a transperson I do not think that it is Transphobic to say it if it is true but if it is false then it would be transphobic similarly to saying that it is not racist to say that the only difference between a black person and a white person is the level of pigment in Black people there is a lot of pigment which leads to them being more protected against the sun than white people who do not have as much pigment.

I don't think that sexual attraction has anything to do with transphobia. If you don't want to date a trans women or nen its ok by me.

I personally don't know how I'd feel in a relationship if a man I was involved with came out to me that he was a trans man. I do know how I would feel if my husband came out to me that she was a trans woman, because that actually happened, and it was a non-issue for me, even though I think of myself as hetero-romantic. Sexual attraction didn't matter, because I'm asexual, and I think that my being demiromantic and recipromantic are more important aspects of my orientation than than my being hetero-romantic...in fact, I sort of think of it as, "I'm hetero-romantic, insofar as I can tell; falling in love with a woman isn't something that's necessarily impossible for me, only unprecedented." At the time, my then-husband wanted to be a cis man, and thought that I could somehow magically transform her into a cis straight man instead of a lesbian trans woman, which is, of course, impossible. Her lack of self-acceptance and her resentment of my acceptance of her as she was (even though she really should've told me that she was a trans woman before we got married, or even engaged) was the problem that lead her to become abusive and to me leaving the marriage. It was her lack of self-acceptance that was the problem (and her resentment of me, as she blamed my asexuality, which she saw as sexual dysfunction, on my inability to magic her into a straight cis man). I kept her gender identity a secret for over 20 years, then when she came out, I was so happy for her! Our romantic relationship may have been long over (in fact, she had married another woman who, once again, had no idea that she was a trans woman; apparently she thought that a cis woman who wasn't asexual would work the magic that I could not), but now she can finally be her best, most authentic self. What she put me through when she was in the closet, living as a man, and expecting that, "A nice girl like you can fix me," I suppose might've made some people hate trans people for what she put me through when I expected to be married to a straight cis man, but actually, her lack of self-acceptance made me see just how important self-acceptance is, and the ability to live as your true self and not have your gender and orientation defined by heteronormativity, amatonormativity, gender assigned at birth, etc. I still don't know how I'd feel if I were romantically involved with a man and I found out that he had been assigned female at birth. I imagine that it wouldn't make any difference to me, I just can't know that for sure because it is not my lived experience. For me, it's attachment that matters...once I'm attached to a romantic partner, that's it. It doesn't matter, presumably, if they're male or female, trans or cis or non-binary (in fact, I'm a demigirl so it would be really hypocritical if I cared if they were non-binary); the only thing that seems to matter is that (at least so far) they probably have to be male-presenting or biologically male to begin with (I'm not sure which, or if either is fine), they have to be someone that I already have a close friendship with, and they have to be romantically interested in me. I did not abandon my husband just because she was a trans woman, and I assume that it would probably be the same if I learned that I was involved with a trans man, and I am curious as to which applies to me, whether (or if) I can only become romantically interested in XY individuals or male-presenting individuals, but I am unlikely to find out, since I've been in a committed relationship with my second husband for over 20 years now. Still, it's a curiosity for me that I don't know. If it doesn't make a difference to me if my husband comes out as a trans woman, would it have made a difference to me if she had accepted being trans and had wanted to live as a woman while we were married? And, if my 2nd husband suddenly came out to me that he had been hiding it all these years that he was assigned female at birth, would it make a difference? I don't think that it would, other than the fact that it would be bizarre to have hidden it from me for so long, especially when my husband already knows that it didn't make any difference to me when my ex-husband came out to me as a trans woman. Before getting engaged or making another big commitment step, it's really important to disclose these things to your partner, even if it's scary and you're afraid of rejection. Just make sure you're in a safe place in case they turn violent, since I understand that this sometimes happens, though I am utterly confused as to why anyone would respond with violence. In any case, I am anything but super straight! Which is quite a switch from how thing were in the 1990s, when someone like me absolutely would've been considered straight just because I'm hetero-romantic.

Not trying to insult anyone, but why is if someone brands themselves super-straight I find myself questioning their possible sexuality more or see them trying to overcompensate for personal inadequacies.

I think that super straight should be defined by Robin Tran's usage of the phrase.

we should change the definition to liking trans people along with cis people. example, i like girls AND trans girls, im super straight *sunglesses emojis*

I don't think not being attracted to transgender people is necessarily transphobic, but feeling the need to attach an identity to it definitely is. Suppose someone of the opposite gender were to propose to someone, and that person were to refuse because they were gay. They probably wouldn't be offended by that, because not liking people of that particular gender doesn't really have anything to do with them specifically. Now suppose that person were to refuse because they didn't like people with, say, brown hair. In that case, they would probably come across as rather petty, not because they aren't attracted to people with that particular hair color, but because they felt the need to call out one of the person's identifying characteristics as something they are not attracted to, when they could have just said something along the lines of "Sorry, I'm just not really attracted to you." Now suppose that person were to refuse because they aren't attracted to black people. There wouldn't necessarily be anything wrong with that per se, but in pointing it out, they would come across as both petty and racist, since they would be not only calling out one of the person's distinguishing characteristics, but one that is often discriminated against. This is the problem with super straight; you're essentially saying, "Not only am I not attracted to people with this particular distinguishing characteristic that they already face discrimination for, it is so important to me that I feel the need to make this a part of my identity," when you could just as easily just not date transgender people and no one would tell you otherwise.

This Super straight stuff is like a Mobius strip of dumb. It all just feeds into itself until it collapses. Addendum: let me just start by saying that I am a trans woman. For me, I find it kind of bad form to wait until the date is over to and drop the "I'm trans" line after a connection is formed. Even if you pass without issue, are post op, etc. I feel it is (at least to me) deception through omission. I want my partner or prospective partner to know me, respect me, and be accepting of me fully. To that end, I can't disrespect them like that and hide what is a very big aspect of my personal journey. They cant respect me if they do not know me. I understand that this can limit my dating options. I understand that not everyone is attracted to what I have to offer physically. Trust that I don't like that fact, but I am not going to hide who I am for a date. I am a woman. But I am a woman with "unwomanly parts" as some would say. Some folks won't gel with that and they are perfectly valid for liking what they like just as I am. If I may be so bold as to say that it seems like the reason people hide the truth about being a trans man/woman is because it comes from a place of fear. Fear that you will be rejected. And so what this dose is makes the rejection something that is in your control, not theirs. "I reject you because you are transphobic" and not "I'm just not attracted to you in that way". No one should feel emotionally blackmailed into a relationship and that's what I feel like such an act does. The point of being LGBTQ+ and pride is to not need to hide who you are. Sometimes this means dealing with the sad truth that the pickings are slimmer than for other folks, or that you may feel undesirable. Its not fair or fun but it happens. I will tell you my brothers, sisters, and binary resisters that there is someone who can and will love you for you. Don't hide who you are. Be proud and be open about your journey if it is safe to do so. Here too is a scary possibility. What if you do this and the person IS transphobic and becomes violent from what they perceive as "a trick"? I don't want to say you are doing something immoral or wrong. We get enough of that from outside the community. I just ask why you feel the need to hide or not tell your prospective partner about the wonderful news that you are in a better place than you once were? The fact that you feel whole and like your true self now is a wonderful thing. I want my partner to celebrate that with me and be happy for me. By not telling them until the end you lose a possible chance to bond with them and create a wonderful memory. Or at the very least its a fun conversation while waiting for your drinks. Like I said this is my opinion and you folks are free to do as you want. I am not your mom. But I do want what is best for the trans community. Be open, be proud, be straightforward, and be safe.

Can you be transgender and not want to date a trans person

even though I'm not straight I don't really hate straight people Bing straight is a preference just like being gay bi or pan I think the solution to this problem is to allow and accept straight pride into the lgbtq community the term straight isn't really a homophobic statement it's a preference so it shouldn't be allowed to be taken as a homophobic statement

One thing I don't understand is; what the difference between the limits and no's of super straight, and other sexualities. I can't really explain this in one sentence, so hear me out. An asexual will not have a sexual relationship with anyone, be it a woman, man, any other genders aside from those, any sexual orientation. There are even different sexualities like bisexual and pansexual, which to be fair, have very little difference, besides the latter being attracted to genders other than male and female, whereas bi is not. So what makes super straight so different? They simply don't want to date trans people, even if they transitioned to a gender of their preference. I don't think it's necesarry to make a whole new different sexuality just because you don't want to be labelled with a personal preference which might not be so popular, because then we would have millions of unecessary sexualities, but it's your own choice if you do not want to date trans women/men. Another thing I'd like to ask, which is the so called political party that invented this super straight movement? You always said 'this party", but I'd like to look up for them. It's interesting how they thought of the entire SS coincidence. Although the who logos don't seem so familiar to one and another, atleast to me. Also, the SS logo isn't the logo of the nazi party, but the militilary/police force unit. :) I guess I'm gonna apologize for being an odd-one-out in the comments for having some disagreements, but I couldn't hold it back. I am a straight ally, and this is one thing I cannot agree on with this community. I do recognize the fact that many transphobes will try to hide behind "super straight", but I don't think the idea of labeling yourself differently from another sexuality because you have different orientations is a bad thing. Sure, we shouldn't make a different sexuality for every different orientation, because again, too many sexualities would be coined, for tiny details like say liking chocolate and not liking it. And I think super straight is a movement which tries to make a sexuality with a tiny different orientation, which must realize it's difference is too small to make for a new different sexuality. *Homophobes musn't be tolerated, but people who aren't attracted to trans, should be!*

What is the difference between a transphobic sentence and a hate-speech sentence?

Super gay here! I can say without a shadow of a doubt i’m attracted to trans women for the same reasons I’m attracted to cis women. Y’all “super straights” need to stop acting goofy. The moment when you share opinions with literal nazis you may want to expand your horizons...

I'm a "CIS" "male" (looks), 190cm, 120kg, past amateur bodybuilder(now 31yrs of age), wide shoulders/jaw, little overweight. I'm attracted to: Trans pre-op(likely feminine body), men(all sizes( smaller are funnier), females(likely hairy). So what am i according to you identity polics madness that divides people and create conflict ? This brave man showed you, that your inclusive id it's about you, and prejudiced against others. madness

Super straight meaning: it’s invalid

Someone who is smart could be unknowledgeable, and someone could be daft while being knowledgeable. Someone could have a certain amount of knowledge, and just be stubborn. It isn't that morons I mean homophobes I mean transphobes I mean sexists are daft because they have low reading material, they're just generally less of both.

It might be a little transphobic to not want to date trans people until you start flaunting it around. “I’m sorry, but I’m not interested in trans people” might feel transphobic. “I don’t wanna date trans people😎😎😎” feels very transphobic. But I guess it’s a matter of opinion.

Every time I try to wrap my head around the "Super Straight" identity I end up asking, "So a bunch of Cis Het weirdos made a gender identity that revolves around the paranoid fear of "But what if a "trans" tries to seduce me?"

I've had the struggle of worrying people will think I'm transphobic cause i won't date a transwoman (I'm genderfluid and neptunic, which is attraction to everyone but men/masculinity) But for me it is entirely a trauma thing. I have had people send me *adult images* where there is *that* genitalia involved and it made me have a panic attack And for some reason i thought that was transphobic... to prioritize my mental stability And then i talked to my trans friends and they were like "???? that's not transphobic???? bitch ur traumatised sit down ur fine"

Queer people designing pride flags: These colours represent XYZ and uses symbols from mythology, are clever and interesting to research Super straights designing the pride flag: Dur dur funny porn colours and Nazi symbols

How are there only 170 views?

Super straight is a choice because they claim they choose to be super straight lol

super straight is like the ancap of orientations

The gender, of a person is a trait. A lot of things are traits even if people don’t think of it as them. Is saying you want someone of the opposite gender who is sis-gender mean? Yes, but no more mean than when we say we only date guys over 6 ft. Should it be made illegal to say people cant be supper straight? No! Claiming that judging people on this trait is any worse than judging people based on there sexuality, race, or class is wrong. To be fair judging people on any physical traits is wrong, but necessary for people to have freedom to choose who they want to data.

This reminds me of how anti-vax and flat-earth started >:c

why is this even a debate cuz what trans person would want to date that person anyway

My opinion: Rejecting someone for the sole reason of them being transgender is not necessarily transphobic. It's the same as if someone cisgender said, "We can keep dating, but I will not have sex with you." That's a completely different debate, whether it is fair to leave someone just because they can't/don't want to have sex. It depends on your orientation and overall opinions on relationships, but most importantly, unless it becomes an open relationship, it prevents you from having sex with anyone without cheating. Which basically puts up the ultimatum that either you choose to date them, but you can't have (enjoyable) sex, or you turn them down, and you can have enjoyable sex in the future. I definitely see how this could be seen as transphobic, but still don't really agree that this should be a debate at all, because the one most important factor is your attraction, and how much significance that puts on sex.

nobody owes you a date nobody owes you sex, unless you are transgender, then everyone is obliged to give them a chance. yet if I claim I am entitled to relationships because I am bipolar, I'm not allowed to do that. nobody owes me that kind of love. but oops. if I'm a man, the gay men need to give me a chance and if they say "no your body is wrong" I have every right to throw an incel tempertantrum.

I was just watching someone post (TikTok) (Hes against it)

It’s definitely your opinion that higher education automatically means you’re more intelligent. There very well may be crows or octopi that are more intelligent than you or me and I have yet to hear of either with a master’s degree.

Well in all fairness it is easy not to know that SS is a Nazi symbol because you know they don't really cover that shit in school that's more something you would figure out to like cursory research or through like movie or pop culture references

Man your videos really give me a different perspective. The place I live I genuinely believe tjay people somehow form their personality around being non straight but of course that’s the minority. I have some wackjob opinions but I really appreciate that you respected my view, it allowed me to respect yours going in. And now I can better understand it

Are there defined adjectives for all permutations of sexual preferences? Like here are a few examples Transmale->cismale attraction Transfemale->male attraction Cismale->transfemale attraction Just wondering if there are specific adjectives?

The "super stupid" is the first of many things that convinced me to watch this video to its full length

I don't comment on videos very often but, I don't think it is transphobic if you find out and you say genuinely and truthfully that you are not into that. we all have personal preferences. i think you are making this more complicated than it is with transphobia in this regard.

#StopSuperStraight. How stupid is it!?

This is so refreshing after r\arethestraightsokay

Early :> (Am I first???)

What the fuck did i just watch..

No one is a 100% straight that false and it's funny when they're start to freak out

how do I learn to like vulvas?do people really have an aversion to some due to how they were raised? why is it wrong for me to not want to date a amab catgender? why do I need to learn how to see the man inside one who looks like (i don't know, what's her name, Gal Gahot). so you Professor Pride would like a man who looks like a cis woman? you would want him as your boyfriend and get the hubbahubbas?

This might sound simplistic, but in my opinion, if no one wants to date me because I am Trans, that is there loss!).

I think it’s just straight people trying to become part of the lgbt community. Like it’s ok if you don’t like trans people, you can have a preference.

Ok it’s not the best thing to do but I think that the way you go about it that’s what depends if it trans phobic or not I also don’t think they should call it super straight I just feel like the names unfair to trans people because to me it makes it sound like trans people aren’t actual boys or girls but it’s ok if your uncomfortable dating someone that is born the opposite gender and he makes a great point that people are denying what could be a great relationship because of the gender they were not supposed to be born as

you need a new background curtain, don’t get me wrong it’s nice but we need a change, maybe like a curtain with a bunch of different pride flags on it or the original queer flag, PLEASEEE you’ve had The same idea for about two years

Can someone summarize what this person is saying? Cos fuck I'm twisted around, i need explanation as i respect the LGBTQIA+ community voicing out what they think

you completely missed the point and brilliant joke about "super straight", all you cry is about homophobia...

10:35 you played your self

My opinion on not dating trans people: if you don't wanna date someone because their transgender then thats fine. As long as you SUPPORT LGBTQ+.

The gray area is a complicated place. Like first of all super straights are super stupid. But now I'm playing mental gymnastics with myself, and I think I'm just finding the exceptions that prove the rule. Size Queens, for instance, are specifically attracted to the size of genitalia. They probably often have the moment of *date is going well, pants come off, noping out*. Though like all extreme preferences, you probably should put that info out there first. Just crossed my mind as an instance of a sexual preference that MIGHT exclude trans people of your preferred gender, but isn't necessarily transphobic.

Transphobes making their flag the same as grinder is very funny to me

I'm trans and I agree

Their......sorry, typo!).

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jut would like to remined everyone hitler was part Jewish himself exempted a jewish doctor of saving his mother and knew the leader of the brown shirts the Nazi army before the offical army was gay...no hitler was not a good person he just used people and manipulated them he could not care if you were straight or gay or trans, you had to be useful you were a tool to him first and foremost the my perspective he was homophobic and anti-sematic but he could not follow his own rules racism and hate is flawed from either side

Super straight been stupid

You aren’t racist for not dating someone who isn’t a different race. You are racist if someone being a different race is a red flag for you. If you find that you aren’t attracted to those people, first of all see if it is an overall prejudice against that race, and if it is you need to change that. Secondly, don’t make it public. It isn’t seen really as too weird either way dating someone depending on their race. However, if you are finding groups of people who aren’t attracted to black people, ya might be racist, and you will be seen as racist either way. This works for trans people, too. If you are dating someone and they tell you that they are trans and that ruins everything for you, that’s transphobia. If you just have trouble getting it through your your head that they used to be seen as a different gender, not because you think that they’re not trans, but because it ruins your physical attraction for them, there might still be some transphobia there, but it isn’t necessarily.

Yeah people can be foolish sometimes

Short answer: transphobic