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how hard is it to manage law/family and potential risks to get caught in your lifestyle?

horseyluvey

horseyluvey

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what do you do or not do to live your zoo lifestyle with all the dangers of living in today's society? do some of you live off grid?

I wanna know your thoughts and experiences, I'm kinda new to it.
 
First of all, online security and privacy is vital. I pretty much use virtualboxes, external memory drives and complex passwords.
Second, it's about planning and being careful with not getting caught in the act. And of course, not telling anyone about it
 
It's not a lifestyle, there is no zoophile clothing, bars and shops.
It does only affect a very minor part of my life. And just keeping shut about that part is enough. In the public eye, Iam just that dude that is very kind to animals, and even saved a poor little bull from beeing slaugthered. Maybe it's a little weird, but also wholesome. Noone asks me any further questions.
 
horseyluvey said:
what do you do or not do to live your zoo lifestyle with all the dangers of living in today's society? do some of you live off grid?

I wanna know your thoughts and experiences, I'm kinda new to it.
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When active in the 70s and 80s my zoo wife and I lived out zoo activities and fantasies in a very compartmentalized way. Almost like two different lifestyles.

We never conceived living this way completely in the open. Half the allure was it being a naughty and taboo activity.
 
MashaSobaka said:
I don't stand up in front of every person and tell them loudly, waving a flag, that I'm a zoophile.
It's pretty much that simple.
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In the movie sleeping dogs lie (Amazon prime). The first 5 minutes reminds me of the time she goes to the party. And yells out anybody else here knows what k9 semen taste like.
 
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