As someone who isn't straight but is straight-passing (married to a trans man as a trans woman*), it feels a lot of the time like I don't have a place in the queer community.
The number of people I've had to witness talking to myself and others about how transhet people aren't valid, unsafe, how we're traitors to our queer peers, how we don't belong at pride, how we shouldn't have pride because "ew straights".
It's really fucking exhausting. And I'm not even straight! My husband is, and he feels the same way, so I know I'm not alone here. I've heard this from several people now. I hate it. I hate how I and others are seen as lesser just because we're attracted to, married to, or dating people of different genders than us.
You can't help that you're gay. Transhet people can't help that they're heterosexual. Why is this so fucking hard for people to understand? What the fuck do you think happens to the gays and lesbians who transition and are now straight trans women and trans men? You sure as fuck accepted them then, why not now?
And that's not even including aspec heterosexuals, but that's not my community so I won't speak on that.
I've said this a few times now, but I'll say it again: the trans community and wider queer community has a heterophobia problem.
Fix your fucking hearts. I'm tired of this shit.




















