By the way, when I first came to Zooville, I ran into a lot of the trash that had drifted in from BF, and a lot of them tried to accuse me of being an alt of some other person there that they had had a disagreement with. Ironically, I did not last long enough there to develop any kind of relationships at all, much less a long-term feud.
However, a ban-happy moderation policy inevitably just leads to people creating multiple accounts, just because people that are young and clueless inevitably make mistakes and social errors when they are first getting their start.
I did not get banned over it, but in the week that I was there, I responded to one thread where people were being asked when they first became sexually active with animals. Not one person responded that they were sexually active before age 18, which struck me as bizarre. I stated truthfully that I felt my libido had kicked in unusually late at the age of 14 and quite frankly not until the winter of that year when I was sleeping in a refurbished garage-office in my father's back yard during a renovation project on the house when all of the doors were off of the hinges. It was the only place where I could have enough privacy to even read a book, much less go online and yiff. It was wintertime and freezing cold (the place was unheated, and I was lying naked under piles of blankets with my mom and dad's dog (I liked the feeling of clean sheets against my bare skin after running them extra long through the dryer). There were only two small windows, both of them facing the neighbor's yard, so I had a high degree of privacy there. It was a relatively tame experience, just some fondling, but I got told by everyone there that I was not really allowed to talk about minors having sex with dogs. I felt that this was very strange. I said to the people, "But this thread is leading people to a false impression that zoosexuality is an idea that people 'experiment' with as old and corrupted adults, and that's just not true. It is an innate sexuality, and many of us come to it before even learning to masturbate or never even learn to masturbate because dogs have always been there." My views fell on deaf ears. They were so petrified of being linked in any way with MAPs that they were determined to force the entire community to live a baldfaced lie. People were forced into giving either false answers or no answers at all.
Ironically, though, it was over "misogyny" that I was banned only days later. I was complaining about the "rebuffing" culture among so-called "feminists." I told a story about an occasion when my lover and I were on a walk. He had a heart condition, and he was looking like a dying fish stranded on land. I tried to get the attention of a woman that was sitting on a bench to ask if she would scoot over and give him a chance to sit down and catch his breath, but she smiled and waved her little fingers at me as if I must have been profoundly attractive to her (she looked like a disease-ridden hooker), and she was gently giving a "creepy" admirer the rebuff. I looked "creepy" because it was halloween, and a fake moustache another friend had encouraged me to glue on had gotten partly unglued, the rest of it would not come off without acetone, and it was hanging at a strange angle. I had worn the costume so that I would match with a platonic friend that we had gone to a costume party with: my friend had moderate autism and was always a lover of the Mario franchise, and I was one of his few constant friends that was not inclined to take advantage of him. I had put on that ridiculous, ill-conceived costume so that a friend with a disability would have a companion at a party and not feel alone. The kinds of women that get into the toxic "rebuffing" culture generally tend to have the worst possible taste in men and terrible perception of character. The responses I got from the "feminists" on BF were not very warm, and they told me that I was a despicable person to criticize women for rebuffing unwanted sexual advances. I argued that women were just coming across as unpleasant, even to gay men that would otherwise be sympathetic toward them, and their bad attitude was going to create a generation of young men that have merely grown tired of them because they did not come across as good people (I was unaware at the time that there was already a MGTOW subculture, but when I found out about it, it did not surprise me). BeastForum was so obsessed with cleaning out "undesirables" to try to clean up their image that they had me, of all people, confused with a misogynist, which is insane. I merely believed the feminist movement was driving itself into a ditch by going an anti-sex route.
I am a feminist, but my style of feminism is inspired directly by the feminism that was dominant during the Free Love Movement. I think that sex is a positive thing, and it ought to be handled in a positive way. Feminism was good when feminism was about sexual liberation. Feminism was good when feminism was pro-sex. When feminism was pro-sex, they were getting it right.
The feminist culture went off in an anti-sex direction, and this is what created Gamergate. That is what created the political fallout that led to current political conditions. I think that a culture of prudishness among so-called "feminists" is the opposite of liberalism, and I find it profoundly mendacious that toxic prudes disguise themselves as "feminists" when their behavior is based on shaming women for being sexual.
When your idea of "feminism" is based on trying to make women believe that they are only "empowered" if they say "no" and are somehow weak or "exploited" if they say, "yes, I think that getting fucked tonight would be a great idea," you are not putting women in a very good position. You are making it hard for them to really take joy in sex. You are making them wonder, anytime they have sex, if somehow they have sold themselves out. Even if your idea was to empower them to say "no" if they wanted to, you are indirectly shaming them for ever saying "yes." You are making sex sound to them like it's a horrible thing that they must set up intricate devices and safety measures to defend themselves from.
And furthermore, the entire ultra-complex idea of "consent" is leading to men losing interest in having sex. When women feel under pressure to practically get a contract signed in triplicate in order to even think about having sex, then sex loses its sense of spontaneity and romance. It brings a toxic sense of negativity into the bedroom, and men, even ones that are in otherwise in satisfying relationships, just don't want it anymore. We have thereby created a generation of eunuchs, and quite frankly, I think that we have also created a generation of unfulfilled women.
Finally, I think that the air of discontent and anger in our culture cannot possibly be unrelated to the fact that we have become such a castrated and sexless culture.
We tried castration before during the teetotalist movement, and I blame it for World War II.
We tried castration before during the highly conservative 1950's, and I blame it for the tensions that led to Vietnam.
The Free Love Movement and the general Sexual Revolution (which included gender equality and gender norm-breaking and was not just about free love) arguably stopped Vietnam from escalating into a broader "hot war" between the western-bloc and eastern-bloc powers. The people that were protesting against America's meddling in Vietnam were almost all people that were sympathetic toward the Free Love Movement.
I think we almost did have a third world war, and I think it was stopped by sexually liberated women. I think they literally saved the world.
Even if you do not inherently care for recreational sex, you should at least be positive about people that do enjoy recreational sex because recreational sex, lots of it, makes a society open to peace and fellowship, which makes the world a much safer place to raise your kids. If you do not want to be directly involved, then I think you should at least learn to applaud those that are.
Furthermore, I think that zoo sex can also play a role in bringing peace to the world.
Zoo is peace.