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Does the fact that is considered taboo get you even more excited? Share how it makes it even better.
Good point about the fetishers and thrill seekers.Not here. I find the taboo more a hindrance to living my (sexual) life as I see fit. It's because of the taboo and the social stigma, the real-life consequences if found out, that I have to look over my shoulder all the time. I cannot simply put a tie on the handle of the stable door, and I need more and more often keep my paranoia at bay.
So no. Maybe the taboo makes it more exciting for fetishists and thrill seekers, but I am none of those. I am a zoosexual.
I second the annoying partYes and no.
I have always had an attraction to the tabboo aspect, but also, it's just annoying having to actively hide it too
100% behind this one to start with the fact it's taboo and has to be hidden is amazing but after a while it gets to be a painYes and no.
I have always had an attraction to the tabboo aspect, but also, it's just annoying having to actively hide it too
My first experience and every instance afterwards, I concentrate on the electrifyingly explosive thought that a dog's enthusiastically willing pussy is unbelievably wrapped around my dick and we're both thoroughly enjoying the raw intensity of our taboo gratification where I'm able to satisfy my inner animal by primally copulating with a dog while she excitedly anticipates her instinctive goal of her pussy being generously creampied in hopes of producing offspring.Does the fact that is considered taboo get you even more excited? Share how it makes it even better.
I've always felt that the fear of being caught was an immensely powerful aphrodisiac which makes the act so much more electrifyingly explosive.I pretty much agree with the stance that it's more of a hindrance in that I can't live as sexually free as I would like to. I really don't like living in fear of getting caught or having my life ruined for the way I feel.
Absolutely. It feels like a hot secret.Does the fact that is considered taboo get you even more excited? Share how it makes it even better.
My sapiosexual lust is badly triggered by this post and your mind, idk what's hotter, dirty talk or intelligent conversation but this has bothLike anything in our short lives, sex can can be considered taboo if it's with a same sex partner or with multiple partners at the same time, today that has been mostly accepted as a bit above vanilla, add restraining , punishing or subjecting your lover to humiliation a dash of pain perhaps even a splash of water sport then for most it borders on taboo or wrong something to contain in private between yourselves, a little mundane for some who need that extra rush or boost of adrenaline,
Now to submit yourself to the one and perhaps most taboo in the minds of some people not only gives that extra adrenaline rush and the most exhilarating feeling of total submission bringing out what I consider a deep imbedded primitive animal longing to be taken like our primative ancestors knowing full well it is considered not only wrong to give yourself to an Alfa animal but if caught the repercussions would definetly give more than an adrenaline rush.so yes it adds to the excitement and makes the forbid fruit much more delicious.
R U trying to turn me on with all those big words or what??Taboo in the strict definition, as mentioned by others, is typically part of what makes most people experience sexual stimulation more intensely. This falls pretty squarely in the 'bestiality as a fetish' or kink category. Despite that I want to validate those who acknowledge that the forbidden element has had some influence on increasing sexual pleasure while still remaining part of their sexual identity. It can be one way people cope with being zoo by glorifying the risk factors and the bigotry or fear of rejection. A way to say 'all of who I am is satisfying and makes me proud' even the unjust parts. As those same comments have noted on the whole, for someone sexually attracted to animals, it is something that we can do without and would give up to have our love and attractions accepted by wider society. A good rule of thumb that I noticed puts me apart from fetishists is that my sexual fantasies have always been about sexual and romantic relationships with individuals - even fantasies based on one off encounters the excitement is more from discovering someone new and exploring and navigating sexual pleasure together.
Yes physical traits play a part, finding form and physique sexually alluring but even those more physical fantasies focus on the experience in the moment. Any taboo enhancement would be a fleeting and usually intrusive thought rather than a welcome one that forms a primary or even noticeable secondary part of the desire. If it does feature in my desires it comes more from a place of the romantic side of the relationship. Love in defiance of hate as a way to be proud of who I am. I dont mean to imply you cant be zoo without having a romantic interest in animal partners (never considered it because sex and love are intertwined in to my sexuality so maybe you cant but thats a topic for another conversation) but if you do have that romantic interest that is a helpful signpost as well.
I also think kinkysara is not necessarily wrong either. Perhaps that is what a healthier form of exploring a zoosexual identity looks like. Embracing the taboo as a way to enhance rather than as a threat. Personally I would prefer to be in a place where I really don't care about the taboo and what society thinks because I can be with my partner and lover and live my life without having to worry about it. Which I know from talking to some people is definitely achieveable.
tl;dr don't kink shame but don't confuse sexuality with fetish either
R U trying to turn me on with all those big words or what??