Essene
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If we're talking fantasy, rock out with your cock out. If we're talking real life action, I'm with Fi. It's not about a gross out contest, I think when we're talking innnocenty bystanders, which animals are, it crosses a different line. I mean, we're not talking shit or bile or something that's just too gross for me. We're talking about having sex with an animal, a creature that is just capable of conenting to that.
Well if consent can be measured, and also measured legally, would the animal still be an innocent bystander?
Yes, animals hump all sorts of things. But we're not animals. We have minds and are capable of thinking about the consequences of our actions. I suppose one could make the argment that what the horse, or whatever, doesn't know doesn't hurt him. But by that logic, would you fuck an individual of diminished intellectual capacity?
I have a sibling of diminished intellectual capacity. She still knows what sex is, and it still interests her. She also understands most of the consequences to her actions.
In some states, 14 is legal. And, honestly, I think you're being kind in saying that our brains are fully developed as early as 21.
I agree with you on it being okay to have ethics. You aren't forcing them on anyone by stating your ethical position either.
Yup. *nod*
I'd also argue that the age of consent is nothing but an arbitrary number. I know people twice my age who still shouldn't be "consenting" to sex because they really aren't capable, but it's none of my business.
It's fine for something to offend YOU. If you don't like it, don't do it. Simple as that. There are things I don't do because I don't like them, too. Bestiality is one of those things, actually. I'm simply not interested in it.
What I find objectionable is the idea that there should be some kind of community standard as to what's "right" and what's "wrong," and that all of us are supposed to adhere to it. And while I'm not going to go do something illegal because I have no desire to be arrested (thanks, anyway, though), I don't think the issue of legality necessarily covers it, either. It's still illegal to sell sex toys in Alabama, for example. *Shrug*
This is why I don't use sex toys.
BiBunny said:I just think that idea of The Community passing judgment on what its members are "allowed" to do and not "allowed" to do and what is condoned and isn't condoned, based on what the majority of them think is "icky," is rather ironic and maybe a bit hypocritical. Go ask a roomful of vanillas if it's ok for a man to mark a woman with a brand and watch 'em tell you how sick it is.
I'm not going to continue this discussion anymore because I don't see how it can possibly end well.
Agreed.
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