that isn't a pillThere already is a magic pill, it's called changing your mindset. But you aren't taking it. Because you know you don't want to.
Sorry, neither of your examples works for me. I can get new friends and different people to sign paychecks.No. I hurt nothing and nobody. Unless someone is either a friend or signing my checks, their opinion is largely meaningless. Others can make the choice to do as they’re told or do as they please. I made my choice decades ago.
Any half decent understanders of human psychology would like to have a talk to your understanding of human behaviour. They don't agree that mindsets are something we can just change without extensive effort. Rewiring our brains on a very fundamental level, which is where attraction happens, can be done. Sure, but only through enormous effort or very, very unsavory practices.There already is a magic pill, it's called changing your mindset. But you aren't taking it. Because you know you don't want to.
Self-acceptance is indeed a hard thing to come by. You first and foremost have to be certain that you aren't a bad person for having different interests, even if zoophilia is stigmatized. You are still you, you just have certain interests that others don't have. Those are the ones you have to focus on. As long as you may see them as something bad, you might have a hard time accepting yourself. If you see them as anything but bad, it might be easier for you. So the pressing matter here seems to be how you view zoophilia as a whole and by extension yourself in the process. Nobody can tell you what to think about that, you have to make up your mind on this subject on your own. By doing this, it might have an influence on how you see yourself further down the line. Good luck on the road ahead, whereever it might lead you.I actually might. I still struggle with accepting myself. Could use a counselor or therapist.
Some people don't like who they are, or like to change for what they conceive to be "the better". So I guess some people who see this aspect of their personality as a burden would love to simply get rid of it, if possible. People are different, not everybody likes the same aspects in themselves.Why try to stop it's just a way of life that we love you have to be brave and honest with yourself to accept this, sharing intimate moments with a dog is a pure and wild instinct it happens naturally besides dogs are wonderful lovers