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It is a progressive belief on the extreme side.No one said progressivism is when you're transphobic for not dating someone who's trans.
Well I disagree, not necessarily just straight people but anybody who holds beliefs that are deemed socially unacceptable by progressive culture do face discrimination, misunderstanding and hatred on a day to day basis as well. Because even though these progressive radicals are seemingly a minority, they have constructed this social machine which targets those who oppose it. The victims of which often are harassed into silence and ostracized from society.Reacting to that notion by creating a "pride" movement that actively segregates transgender women from 'biological' women, biology being abstract to begin with, thus putting even more social pressure and feelings of invalidity on a group that faces so much discrimination, misunderstanding, and hatred on a day-to-day basis is not the way to go about things. You can simply be a person who has that preference without making it into a harmful movement, and I would wager that your average working fellow wouldn't consider themself superstraight just because they don't prefer trans people. Straight people are not oppressed by any means, superstraight people do not need a platform, because nothing is imposing on them.
But the problem is that the radical minority have an absurd amount of influence over the social narrative. If left unopposed these ideas which we may consider extreme today will become the norm. It's a shame that there are hateful people out there who seek to manipulate it to serve their own hateful beliefs but that doesn't immediately invalidate it.If a 'minority of radicals' believes it, that's all the more reason not to turn it into a popular movement, because barely anyone actually gives a shit, and it only breeds hate and gives shelter to people who are actually transphobic. It creates an us vs. them mentality. Superstraight is by definition a reactionary movement, created by people who feel imposed upon by the new developments in gender and sexuality.