So your mom doesn't want you to have an interest in the opposite sex?
Inthenight
Tourist
It is more of the religion stuff on her end. Also, it didn't help it was mature women when I was in hs. Some mom/son stuff may have been involved. I don't know if she saw that part but it was in the mix. The worst part was she wasn't the one who actually came across it first but the guy she had fix the computer back when the internet was becoming a thing. He told her what was slowing down the computer and the search history. I had gotten it clogged up with memory problems and didn't know about deleting. It all added up to over 10 years of a random comment every other year at awkward times. About as bad as her finding my weed back then.
UniqueAmerican
Tourist
I could never tell my parents...they would be very disturbed. Though I'm in my 20's and haven't had a girlfriend yet, my parents think my social/sexual development is late.
But I have no romantic or sexual interest in humans.
But I have no romantic or sexual interest in humans.
From what I've heard some people just say they're asexual, hah!
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KommissarHartmann
Guest
For me it is the other way... I found out that my stepdaughter is in zoo. I like zoo porn contest for a while but had some serious doubts that she might get sick or so as I am not experienced in active zoo. That's why I got member of this community here. As I have (obviously) no problems with that in general I told her that I know and she can do whatever she likes to do. It made our relationship even better. And now I am glad to be here in this community
Glad to hear it worked out for you!
(Tyronic_K9-Kisser)
Lurker
I told my parents years ago when I was still trying to figure it out, so they don’t know the full extent of it, but neither did I at the time, and there’s no way I’m gonna go back and explain further at this point. It’s not worth it.
I have told my brother, and although he may not fully approve, he doesn’t judge me harshly for it.
I’ve only told him and my best friend (who’s basically a brother to me), both of whom are gay. I think that makes it a bit easier to understand, since we’re all sexual/romantic minorities or whatever the proper politically correct term is. It’s definitely a different struggle, but it has some parallels.
I have told my brother, and although he may not fully approve, he doesn’t judge me harshly for it.
I’ve only told him and my best friend (who’s basically a brother to me), both of whom are gay. I think that makes it a bit easier to understand, since we’re all sexual/romantic minorities or whatever the proper politically correct term is. It’s definitely a different struggle, but it has some parallels.
ZooQc
BANNED
How you found out ?
Let me guess, "watching animals mate is bad!" or "don't have sex with animals!"
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Jofec
Guest
Yes, I have it just like you. Recently my father told me that I should spend more time with the girls than with my mare, because he wants grandchildrens and I cant make childrens with my mare ? The day before yesterday I rode my quad bike in Snow. My mom told me that she's worried about me before i go out. I tell her not to worry. She said that once I had foals I would be worried about them too. I blushed and drove ... I think that she know something
kampekarhu
Tourist
No i didnt tell parents
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scots06
Guest
My mother, in her selfish interest to be open, honest, and progressive told me things when I was in highschool that no teenager should have to deal with. (They have their own issues). In her never ending quest to label herself, her sexuality, and her spirituality, and the freeness at which she expressed them just caused the people around her to alienate her. Which basically was her MO while I was going up.
So while she would probably be ok with it to a degree, I have no desire to tell her anything.
My father probably wouldn't care, he just takes whatever he can get tbh.
So while she would probably be ok with it to a degree, I have no desire to tell her anything.
My father probably wouldn't care, he just takes whatever he can get tbh.
Beastfight
Zooville Settler
In real life, i'm an extremly chaotic jokster..
I've probably joked about being of one or another sexuality, regardless of whether it was true or not..
I have this extremely perv persona that jokes about being pan and that takes pansexuality to the next level of awkward..
So i think my friends and parents are confused enough too not really get what my true kinks are even tho i already told them between dozens of bullshit..
I've probably joked about being of one or another sexuality, regardless of whether it was true or not..
I have this extremely perv persona that jokes about being pan and that takes pansexuality to the next level of awkward..
So i think my friends and parents are confused enough too not really get what my true kinks are even tho i already told them between dozens of bullshit..
Flint
Citizen of Zooville
No way in hell am I ever telling anyone in real life unless they confess first. I just tell everyone that I'm asexual, it's a lot easier to explain rather than "I am sexually attracted to many anthropomorphic and normal animals, and have a special attraction towards big cats and bears."
Ambergirl00
Tourist
Oh gosh no ?
Bloodwolf
Dumpster Diver
It
wouldn’t be that bad of it wasn’t seen as a mental illness.
Gemini_shepherd
Tourist
My answer is a bit more complicated. My mom found my porn stash when I was 15 or 16 and I confessed to it. Oddly enough she didn't completely spaz out on me but I did get a weird talk about how it wasn't natural and blah blah blah. It was never brought up again. Though my mom and I were pretty close.
HorseInspector069
Tourist
Gods no. That would severely damage my relationship with them.
DGWolf
Tourist
I came out as trans after I got kicked out (long story), supposedly my folks were accepting of it, but considering that my mother is an abusive shitbag, hell no would I ever tell her that I'm a zoo as well.
Tgzoogirl
BANNED
Maybe our mom's shared notes. My mom was abusive too.
Your mother sounds like she actually wants you to be happy. Not too many parents actually care for their adult children that way. Most are either too busy looking at the "child" part and ignore the fact that they are already adults, or are looking at things from their own viewpoints only, without considering their adult children's viewpoints. It's actually a very unhealthy and dysfunctional way to have a relationship TBH. Not that pointing this out would change it though.
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readynow
Guest
Coming from a very religious family that'd be an 100% NO WAY lol I'm bisexual and when I was younger my mother wanted to send me to a Christian gay conversion camp. She thought I was or might be gay and the idea of being bi didn't cross her mind.
My wife is not into this either.
My wife is not into this either.
