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This weekend’s breaking news headlines were dominated by Meghan Markle and Harry Windsor‘s tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey, the NBA All-Star Game held in Atlanta, and more violence and gunplay in Atlanta.
But one story that you may have missed is the “radical” #SuperStraight Movement on TikTok.
After years of being told they are “transphobic” for refusing to even consider sleeping with a male-to-female transgender, the straights fought back.
The movement started with a video by a TikTok user named Kyle Royce. In it he expressed his frustration with having to protect his manhood by creating a new sexuality called “super straight”.
Anyone else super straight? Big respect to this guy createing a new thing. #superstraight pic.twitter.com/hdLdeV82xK
— ?Super straight revolution? (@OGSuperstraight) March 3, 2021
“Yo, guys, I made a new sexuality now, actually, it’s called super straight. Since straight people, or straight men like myself, I get called transphobic because I wouldn’t date a trans woman,” he said.
Kyle added that he wouldn’t date an MtF because “that’s not a real woman to me, like, I want a real woman. Now, I’m super straight. I only date the opposite gender, woman, that are born woman. So you can’t say I’m transphobic now because that’s just my sexuality.”
And just like that, a new movement was born. The #SuperStraight hashtag began trending on TikTok, Twitter and Facebook. And the movement adopted its own flag with the colors black and orange.
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Liberals were triggered and some responded with violence and death threats.
Within hours, Kyle was forced to delete his video after he and his mom were threatened.
TikTok user @procrasclass posted a video criticizing men who claim to be “super straight”.
To all the people who think #superstraight is a thing please what this tiktok
You may understand why superstraight is fucking transphobic pic.twitter.com/jtcpWm91ca— that guy with a sombrero (@ABlideran) March 6, 2021
“You like women, but you’re excluding an entire group of women,” he said. “If a plumber only works on shower drains and refuses to work on sinks, we don’t call him a ‘super plumber’. If anything, you’re ‘semi-straight’ or ‘straight impaired’.”
The movement quickly jumped from TikTok to Reddit where an r/SuperStraight subreddit was created.
One Reddit user justified the new movement this way: “Super straights are by far the most oppressed sexuality. why do they hate us for how we were born? such a cruel world.”
Another Reddit user was overjoyed to stumble upon the SuperStraight subreddit. He wrote: “I didn’t think women existed anymore? I thought they were called people who menstruate now or something.”
And a third Reddit user wrote: “I just came out to my parents as super straight. They told me they knew all along, and no matter what, they would love and accept me.”
The r/SuperStraight sub grew to over 10,000 members before it was shut down on Sunday evening due to hate speech against the LGBT+ community.
Twitter also removed #SuperStraight tweets because they violated Twitter’s rules against hate speech.