#superstraight

The defenition of straight or heterosexual is someone who dates persons of the binary opposite sex, then, by saying you dont date trans women/men, you are also saying that they are not real trans men/women, and that's a part of the things that can make you transphobic.

Not being attracted to someone isn’t inherently transphobic.

"I don't want to have sex with a woman who has a penis"-cool, genitalia preference is valid, thought not a sexual identity, and a lot of trans women undergo surgery to remove their penis, and if they don't, it's possible to have a relationship without sex

"I want to have biological children, and trans women can't give me that"- this implies that the only reason you would ever date a woman, or just hook up with one, is with the intention of having kids, which I highly doubt is the case 100% of the time, not to mention many cis women can't have kids for various reasons, and this doesn't stop you from being attracted to them

"I'm just not attracted to trans people"-so you're saying you can identify when a person is trans with 100% accuracy? What traits signal to you that a person is trans? When a woman has a deep voice, or noticeable facial hair? Yeah, cis women can have those traits, and a trans woman that transitioned might not have either of those traits. When a man is on the short side, or has more feminine facial features? Hate to break it to you, but not every man is 6 foot 1 with a perfectly square jaw.

"Trans people are forcing us to date them"-No, they're not. Any trans person who is telling you that is an asshole and does not represent the community as a whole. What you are interpreting as "forcing us to date them" is most likely trans people asking you to consider why you brand all trans people as completely undateable. Being asked to reevaluate your biases is not "forcing you to date them"

The tactic they're using involves taking their intended idea ("trans people are actually their AGAB"), abstracting it slightly ("trans ppl are actually their AGAB" -> "straight people who date trans ppl are less straight than the ones who don't" -> "straight people who don't date trans people are Super Straight"), and then presenting that transphobic core idea embedded into a reasonable and uncontroversial one ("anyone can refuse to date another person for any reason"). From there, it is a simple matter for bad-faith actors to twist criticism of the transphobic core into criticism of the reasonable concept they've coated it in.

This folder has some uncensored (tw for basically all the slurs & lots of nazi shit) screenshots from one of the 4chan threads they made to plan this, including a couple of comments openly discussing their intent to use it to radicalize people into fascism: https://preview.tinyurl.com/SuperStraightOriginReceipts

The discussion of whether it's transphobic not to date trans people is completely irrelevant. Attraction is complicated, transphobia exists in degrees, and frankly, most of is are a lot less concerned about whether a cis individual would date us than, say, whether that means they'd be biased against hiring a trans person, or less inclined to show compassion towards us, or sympathetic to someone pulling out the Trans Panic Defense if they were sitting on a jury.