Basically how did you deal with coming to terms that you were a zoophile? What was your thoughts and feelings on it, did you talk to anyone, did you get therapy or something? Or was it just full acceptance and you went on to do bestiality like it was just a normal thing?
The lump you thought was black and useless tried to get thrown away, crush, and destroyed. Dispite all your efforts to change that thing about you, it got stronger and brighter, now a diamond.
In order to deal with what it means to be zoo, understand your zoo feelings, and how to start facing them is to understand what it means to be attracted to something. This isn't infatuation, or some horny night at 2am when you're jacking it. When people make love songs, what do you think about? There's much that your body
already does automatically. You know what you like, cause it's not just an object for your personal sexual gratification because you
already think about how they feel. You care and show compassion to it naturally.
I dealt with denial for so long it can order alcohol, but the first steps in order for me to accept it was I
had experiences I
had tried therapy and talking to people, doing everything in my power to kill these feelings, and I
had ran out of options, but I still couldn't figure out what made
ME happy.
And then it made sense to me one day, when I came back home and rode a stud at my friend's farm. I had fallen in
love, and my hatred and fear of it twisted my zoo and beastiality identity into an obsession all just to avoid it. But I knew deep down that if I was to even be able to start showing love to another future partner. I'd have to love that part of me first. I want to show love, and I don't need to feel guilty about loving horses. That's how I accepted that I was zoo.