DaBiggestNerd
Tourist
Shouldn’t tell anyone else they show interest in it.
Subtle ways to tell people?
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Realaccount9
Zooville Settler
Break out stories on sexstories.com
Go into monster category.
Or go into literotica, go to non-human, and then select for the category "breeding" (tons of werewolf stuff there).
Go into monster category.
Or go into literotica, go to non-human, and then select for the category "breeding" (tons of werewolf stuff there).
SaraZooville
Citizen of Zooville
I usually like to joke about dog sex a bit softly myself.
K9Evangelist
Citizen of Zooville
Once a gf and I were driving by a sheep farm. I made a joke about Wyoming where the men are men and the sheep are nervous. She came back with another hint.
doornaildorthy
Tourist
What was the hint?
K9Evangelist
Citizen of Zooville
Don't remember. It was almost 30 years ago.
In regards to the title of this thread. You don't want to tell someone. You're better of determining their opinion. The same gf would talk about something she said she heard on a TV show without expressing an opinion, or something she heard someone say. Then she'd gauge my reaction. Turns out both were kinky sexual interests of hers. But the way she brought them up gave no idea, other than the fact she mentioned them. But it did get me thinking.
It's a good idea. She wasn't taking a position one way or the other. I had another gf make a comment about something she saw happen at a party, a dog and a girl in this case. But she expressed disgust, so I knew where she stood. But if she had said something like, "you wouldn't believe what I saw." Then it could have been an attempt to get my thoughts without making a commitment.
The key is "plausible deniability."
In regards to the title of this thread. You don't want to tell someone. You're better of determining their opinion. The same gf would talk about something she said she heard on a TV show without expressing an opinion, or something she heard someone say. Then she'd gauge my reaction. Turns out both were kinky sexual interests of hers. But the way she brought them up gave no idea, other than the fact she mentioned them. But it did get me thinking.
It's a good idea. She wasn't taking a position one way or the other. I had another gf make a comment about something she saw happen at a party, a dog and a girl in this case. But she expressed disgust, so I knew where she stood. But if she had said something like, "you wouldn't believe what I saw." Then it could have been an attempt to get my thoughts without making a commitment.
The key is "plausible deniability."