ChasingShadowsX
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I personally think this is one of those things which should stay a fantasy . Just my opinion.
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Sometimes that's the whole point. Deal with it.psiberzerker said:...Fine, if you can't accept that fucking dogs is the equivalent of mollesting children, then at least realize that you debase yourself. Your rationals about shit eating, and blowhole fucking aside, you have too be a pretty hard up person too sink too the bestial level.
Yes, and some of the most brilliant people (you know, those ones that set many modern standards and discovered all sorts of stuff that most people are really too stupid to understand) had extremely low IQs. Those tests mean jack shit.And don't go getting your panties in a bunch by my characterization that dogs are stupid. Try any IQ test that they are capable of, and they'll top out at about 40. (It's been done by more scientific people than me) Dolphins, and horses are a little higher, at about the same as a mentaly retarded human, and some of the great apes, and african grey parrots can even learn to hold a conversation.
catalina_francisco said:There is actually more than a few incidents of homosexuality and bisexuality in the animal world, as well as some who participate in cross species sex in their natural environment. Added to that is the incidence of prostitution, one memorable example I saw was a breed of penguins. The female needs small rocks to nest so stands and advertises her services to the male penguins who will supply her with the best rocks in exchange for a good time. And humans thought they had the monopoly on all these activities!! LOL.
Catalina
mwbs_slave said:Sure! Beastiality probably ends up in the same filthy taboo (no pun intended here) as scat and pee fetishes. Who can really say one is better or cleaner than the other.
Netzach said:No humans are the only ones to anthropomorphize.
I don't see it as analagous to prostitution, but I do see it as analagous to male cranes jumping up and down like ballerinas and male prairie chickens beating their wings on brightly colored air sacs.
catalina_francisco said:I never do get this peanut butter thing.
mwbs_slave said:That is a fascinating analogy -- what about necrophelia -- does it hurt the dead person's soul? This one has always fascinated me, not to actually partake in it mind you but the practice of it -- what inspires a person to make love to a dead body? Is it a control thing? I'm not trying to be judgemental, but sure would like to know actually. Again it is my undying curiousity. Probably another thing folks wouldn't readily admit to.
James, crunchy peanut butter and biting: ouch. That sounds a bit painful, especially with a dogs incisors...I was play wrestling with my aussie shep last year and yes it was my fault but she bit my leg by accident with those incisors -- I still have a nasty scar that bled like crazy when she did it. No more dog wraaaaslling for this girl lol. And btw, lulu, my dog, felt horrible. She went and sulked in the corner. She is a smart breed so maybe there is something to the fact they feel something. Never know. Flowers are supposed to scream when you cut them but we can't hear them. Is that true about flowers?
Pure said:Hi lara,
I recognize we're both on the more liberal side of the debate, but I think a stronger case can be made:
//As for the debates about the right and wrong of bestiality, this topic can go for miles simply because there doesn't seem to be any conclusive data to show that sex with an animal is physically, mentally or emotionally damaging for an animal.//
I think there are excellent data and criteria. Just go to a vet's office. It's quite clear what an 'injury' is. Hence if a guinea pig and a sheep are examined, after getting fucked, it will be quite clear which was injured.
Likewise, those with animals can tell 'mental states', i.e., fear, vs neutrality, vs delight --rather well. I e if the animal is afraid it typically tries to get away from the source. If it's 'interested' it approaches. If it's neutral it will stand there--as while you brush its coat.
Further violently abused animals are usually obvious; cringing, avoiding, tail down, hiding, etc.
So I'd hypothesize it's pretty damn clear, that the old farm boy practice of fucking the sheep is not harmful to the sheep.
By the way, those opposing bestiality usualy appeal to 'nature's laws' and 'human dignity.' Only secondarily if at all do they say, "You're hurting the animal." Same a fucking a corpse. The idea of 'harms' (to the recipient) is not really the issue.
J.
landcruisergal said:Historically speaking bestiality has been practised in some cultures from the beginning of time. Pigs have been on the receiving end in many societies.( and I have heard some wild tales from modern piggeries, by "straight" country lads) Akin to the frustrated shepherd perhaps. But as a form of sexual release for the male,probably not a act of humilation for a female. ( in papua,in some tribal groups when a child was born, a piglet shared the breast , and was thus fattened for a feast, not sexual, but interesting fact).
Beware however, bestiality is often considered a crime in some places. It is in queensland, australia. A man was convicted of taking his pleasure with a mare at a stable, and had his name plastered over the local paper. What upset me was that a mare would hardly know he was there. So if you beat or starve an animal to death, you get a measly fine? If you fuck one you can get a criminal record?