As someone with autism, I don't know what a "normal" relationship even is. I don't even know if it exists. Maybe that's not even my autism speaking, maybe it's true? I can't possibly know, myself.
Either way, yeah, on Omegle anonymity is both its biggest strength and its biggest weakness. It's nice that people don't have my face to put next to "zoophile" but being someone with any kind of honest intentions on a site like Omegle, or even Reddit or Fetlife or fuckin Tinder.... Seems fruitless.
After my last relationship, I vowed to not settle for something so vanilla. I pursued a girl off and on for 9 years (I am aware of how desperate that sounds) and when the moment finally happened, it was... meh. And it wasn't like we weren't close. She just liked getting as much dick as possible in a missionary position. And my interests felt written off in favor of her being, frankly, lazy in bed. Takes two to tango...
Plus, I fear that being unhappy sexually in a relationship feels too shallow of me to base the whole relationship off of. And those people I'd rather just be friends with. Plus, I don't feel like I could ever reveal to anyone that I already know that I have interest in zoo. Even being 100% inexperienced, an "animal rapist" accusation would surely stick, and ruin my life, should it be too much of a shock to someone.
I've already had a pregnancy blamed on me by a vindictive ex-roommate, which wasn't mine. Known for years, and thrown under the bus in an instant to save her reputation. So trust issues are a valid concern. After all, if you both have the same interests, there's at least a threat of mutually assured destruction should things go south.
So personally, I feel like being up-front about what your interests are in bed should be a good thing. But I guess only in theory, because it sure hasn't worked for me, and it sounds like it doesn't for most guys.
It doesn't help that pay services like Only Fans dominate so much of sex-based social media. Meeting people to meet people is hard enough without having to be a damn paypig. Online dating is more of a joke than ever, but it's a joke that's ruling the relationship world unfortunately.
But, at the end of the day, I'm only speaking for myself.