How hard to understand that you liked it
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btwiamazoophile
Zooville Settler
I found myself deeply attracted to canines years before I felt any kind of human attraction. I think really I probably knew before I first started being sexually active with dogs, but otherwise probably the second instance of animal sexual contact is what cemented it. I knew there was a draw before, but I didn't fully understand to what degree. I still don't know how else to succinctly say it than dogs are absolutely amazing creatures.
ZephyrZoo
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
Reminds me of another post I replied to a while ago. It was sort of love at first sight when I accidentally came across some zoo content at a young age and I immediately knew that was what my heart and mind wanted. I only knew that it was actually a "thing" years later. There was a little moral conundrum that went on for a little while because of my religious beliefs but in the end I came to my conclusion that love is love. And I follow the same guides of being in a relationship that I would follow if I was in a "normal" relationship. The concept is actually super simple once you get your mind around it.
nekdoneco123
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
did your boy/girlfriend not like what you tried to talk them into?
i can't see any other logical reason why would anyone do something sexual they didn't already like. not to mention that to a zoophile (well, any sexuality really), the sex usually comes second.
i can't see any other logical reason why would anyone do something sexual they didn't already like. not to mention that to a zoophile (well, any sexuality really), the sex usually comes second.
Cliff_W_Lab
Zooville Settler
I know I liked it right off it took me a long time to accept it.
Randydoggo
Citizen of Zooville
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Battle of back and forth??? I'm zoo exclusive so there was never a forth. Or a different way to be. Just an attraction to animals, without that in the equation, I'd be entirely asexual. I didn't wake up one day and "choose to be a zoophile". I just am, I remember being curious about dogs down there well before I understood what sex was. Meanwhile; No attraction to people whatsoever beyond platonic connection my entire lifespan, which is why I believe; in the aspect of sexual orientation itself, under the assumption that its hardwired into our prenatal development and genetics somewhere along the line, caused by a complex interplay of genetic, and hormonal influences that may not spread evenly throughout a family. Due to variations that occur in utero, i was born to be this way!!
Predisposed to be asexual (hyposexual) with humans and grow into a strong affinity for dogs instead: Cynophilia. I believe that one of my aunts was also zoo. At least she seemed "obsessed" with them at the very least. Animals were the center of her attention always. As well as the fact that another family member of mine thinks that the human body is gross and told me during a random conversation one time. I share that sentiment. I'd never tell any family member that I am zoo though. With that said, I believe that this attraction can absolutely be passed down through generations. Or at least that there are certain genetic factors that make attraction to animals more likely to occur. Such as a asexual nature with other people. A hormonal difference that can pass down to offspring (Asexuality doesn't necessarily mean someone stays a virgin forever, they may have sex with another person, they're just far less likely too want to do so. To be interested in it) I've drawn this conclusion from taking a closer look at my family lineage. How some of them behaved.
I'd go as far as to say that my autism may have been a factor, although this might piss people off somewhere. ? I've noticed two things, 1: In my decades of being on forums like this I've talked to a lot of people, quite a bit have been officially DX'd ASD. 2: Autistic people are more likely to have "paraphilias" (zoophilia is in this category) or non traditional sexualities (be completely asexual, or bi sexual, gay, etc) than the neurotypical populace. That much has been studied and confirmed. I want to note that I'm not suggesting that every person who engages in bestiality is autistic. Just that it may be a factor in some people.
Anyhow Its not much different than someone that is born attracted to a specific gender(s). I'm sure someone somewhere will argue that "attraction to dogs is not an orientation". Officially, no. Why is this. Because they've never studied brain chemistry of zoos on a large scale! Humanity has no clue why we exist. Scientifically speaking, But idgaf. I know my truth. Either way. That's what really counts. Sorry, my answer may not be the one your looking for. But there it is
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Patrick_Mtl
Tourist
I'm not active but very supportive of my wife, who on occasion with her sister, perform oral on her sister's male pug. This is something that was strange for me to accept at first, but now I love that both of them are able to embrace this kind of pleasure. It's now beautiful and very natural to me knowing that it's happening.
I'm new here and would love to exchange with other people on the subject, feel free to contact me.
Patrick
I'm new here and would love to exchange with other people on the subject, feel free to contact me.
Patrick
ShyStableBoy95
Tourist
It was a battle for most of my life since I was really really drawn to horses. But I always knew, just did everything I could to avoid it until I decided to just accept it.