At first I did, but I think overtime it became more set I stone and so I no longer feel shame for being zooDid you ever have feelings of guilt for being into it? How did you get over those feelings and come to accept that you're into it? Curious about hearing peoples stories, as it took me a long time to be comfortable with the fact that I'm into it. I do still have some pangs of guilt, but I dunno, I feel it's not worth worrying about something that you cannot change.
Same. i remember getting turned on by seeing my horse's cock when i groomed him for dressage lessons. later in life, i used to sneak down to my uncle's kennel while he was at work and suck off his rotties. the first dog i ever sucked off was my cousin's dachsund.When i was like 10 or 12 i had my first few intimate moments with animals around then too
My suggestion is to do a lot of soul searching and not take a lot of time. I spent decades in turmoil going back and forth , each time walking away trying to convince myself that its just a fetish and wrong at that. I suggest that you don't drag out the process as all I feel I did was deny myself many good years of who I really am and what I really wanted in life.I have not fully accepted it yet.
Believe me, I've tried just about everything to come to terms with my zoophiliatic side.My suggestion is to do a lot of soul searching and not take a lot of time. I spent decades in turmoil going back and forth , each time walking away trying to convince myself that its just a fetish and wrong at that. I suggest that you don't drag out the process as all I feel I did was deny myself many good years of who I really am and what I really wanted in life.
This was how it was for me too, the attraction started so young at least to me now it kind feels like it has always been there so I never really had the time to feel guilty about it. It’s like feeling guilty about the fact that I have ten fingers.I started being attracted by dogs when i was very young so i never really felt guilt as I grew up like that but i always knew it wasn't something "normal" that i could share with my friends