rainstarrr
Tourist
I’ve only ever told one partner but nothing came of it
I’m very secretive, everyone thinks I’m shy, innocent little girl. I had a friend who knew my secret, she was also in to zoo but we don’t talk to each other anymore. After that I never tried to open up.I've only told one person about my sexuality. She was a LDR that openly talked about liking bestiality in public places. She said later that she was framing it as a joke, but I took it seriously and started talking to her about it. She later told me that she would let her dog go to town on her with its tongue. I didn't judge her and later confessed about my zoophilia with horses and dogs. It was weird because she found it strange that I would actually go the extra mile and have sex with the animals, but she accepted it. I later broke it off with her and she was very angry, but she didn't seem to want revenge on me in any way, luckily. All-in-all it was a pretty liberating experience to be accepted by someone in this intolerable world.
So my question is, what does it take for you to open up to someone? What are your experiences with that?
I'm pretty secretive, usually takes a lot for me to open up because I've been betrayed so many times that it's so hard for me to trust anyone with anything I tell them, I'm pretty introverted now and won't ever say anything unless someone else speaks up on the subjectI've only told one person about my sexuality. She was a LDR that openly talked about liking bestiality in public places. She said later that she was framing it as a joke, but I took it seriously and started talking to her about it. She later told me that she would let her dog go to town on her with its tongue. I didn't judge her and later confessed about my zoophilia with horses and dogs. It was weird because she found it strange that I would actually go the extra mile and have sex with the animals, but she accepted it. I later broke it off with her and she was very angry, but she didn't seem to want revenge on me in any way, luckily. All-in-all it was a pretty liberating experience to be accepted by someone in this intolerable world.
So my question is, what does it take for you to open up to someone? What are your experiences with that?
Oh, wow! It takes a lot of trust and understanding for me to open up about my sexuality. I'v had to deal with many people who don't understand or judge me, so it can be hard to find someone who accepts me for who I am.I've only told one person about my sexuality. She was a LDR that openly talked about liking bestiality in public places. She said later that she was framing it as a joke, but I took it seriously and started talking to her about it. She later told me that she would let her dog go to town on her with its tongue. I didn't judge her and later confessed about my zoophilia with horses and dogs. It was weird because she found it strange that I would actually go the extra mile and have sex with the animals, but she accepted it. I later broke it off with her and she was very angry, but she didn't seem to want revenge on me in any way, luckily. All-in-all it was a pretty liberating experience to be accepted by someone in this intolerable world.
So my question is, what does it take for you to open up to someone? What are your experiences with that?
It would take a lot for me. I have told a few ex GFs none of them tried to spread anything about me. But idk if i could trust anyone enough to tell them IRL any more.I've only told one person about my sexuality. She was a LDR that openly talked about liking bestiality in public places. She said later that she was framing it as a joke, but I took it seriously and started talking to her about it. She later told me that she would let her dog go to town on her with its tongue. I didn't judge her and later confessed about my zoophilia with horses and dogs. It was weird because she found it strange that I would actually go the extra mile and have sex with the animals, but she accepted it. I later broke it off with her and she was very angry, but she didn't seem to want revenge on me in any way, luckily. All-in-all it was a pretty liberating experience to be accepted by someone in this intolerable world.
So my question is, what does it take for you to open up to someone? What are your experiences with that?
How did you break it to your s/o if you don't mind me asking and how was it accepted?I'm very secretive. Irl only my husband knows and I'm going to keep it that way. Don't want to risk my lifestyle, rather keep it as a secret for the rest of my life.
I'm very secretive. Irl only my husband knows and I'm going to keep it that way. Don't want to risk my lifestyle, rather keep it as a secret for the rest of my life.
It took quite a lot of time and thinking, should I, could I, what if he thinks it's disgusting etc. We did share other kinks and at the end, luckily for me, he was actually the first one to take initiative. He showed me a video of a woman fucked by a dog and asked what I think about it. After that it felt a lot easier to tell him. Btw back then zoo wasn't illegal here, nowadays it is.How did you break it to your s/o if you don't mind me asking and how was it accepted?
It's really great that you've found such an accepting community here. I'm sure it's been a huge help for you as you navigate your transition into identifying as a zoogirl. I can totally understand why you'd be hesitant about sharing this new identity with your ex-partner - especially given the struggles and challenges you both went through in your previous relationship. It might be best to take things slowly and see how things develop before making any big announcements or confessions.As I mentioned in another thread, I have only opened up to my ex about being zoo-open/curious, and even then I have not spoken with him about my more recent transition into identifying as a zoogirl.
Not sure if I will tell him or not, back when we were together, we were both curious about zoo, but struggled really hard to keep a line between reality and fantasy, which I felt especially guilty about at the time due to his personal traumas/history with former partners who tried to force him into the lifestyle. (I should clarify I am transfemme and he is transmasc, but at the time we were together we thought we were cis, lmaoo)
Even then it has taken me a long ass time (over a year) to open up here on this forum where we are all, at the very least, zoo curious.