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Why are you zoo? My dog saved my life.

NickyNett

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So I've never been very social and always a bit introverted and, yes, depressed. Anytime something goes "wrong" whether it's my fault or not I blame myself. Heavily. Even at a young age though I always had a special connection with the family dog. Everyone else thought feeding the dog was a "chore" but I'd happily go out to the pantry and give them their daily allotment, took obedience training in 4H, and just generally had a happy childhood. No they didn't hump me, or anything sexual, this isn't that kind of story.

Later on into my late teens I discovered masturbation, yes I'm talking about my first ever orgasm somewhere around junior-senior year, and I didn't even know what it was. Completely freaked me out. Sheltered? Maybe. But honestly I had no interest in sex. That was for later, right now my priorities were school and getting into college. But once I figured out what sex was and that the Internet had porn, I quickly became your average teen fapping to it every night. During one of these late night click fests I stumbled across a bestiality site and it just clicked into place somewhere in my head that my lifelong love for dogs could be taken to the next level and I could express that love to them physically in ways I'd never even imagined before. But at that point we didn't have dogs anymore, and I shortly moved out with my best friend into an apartment that didn't allow pets and short version it was years before I found a lady on the Internet that was single, into beast, and looking for a relationship.

We moved in together, got an oopsie pup from her parents and were all set for our "happily ever after." Turns out life doesn't work that way as she wasn't as into dog sex in reality as much as she was the idea of it, and I wasn't really into women as much as I thought I would be, and the relationship ended amicably enough after a few years. With nowhere else to go I ended up back in my parents basement at almost 30, but this time with two boys that we had picked up as an oopsie from letting her dog stay a weekend at her parents... So after a few months or so of beating myself up, I got back in the saddle so to speak and met a wonderful person and we just hit it off so well I didn't care that she was a girl, or had a kid, if anything was true love, this was it. But things happen and after a pregnancy scare turned miscarriage, our relationship just wasn't meant to be. And when she found the beast sites in my Internet history, we officially ended. I was distraught. I was devastated. I was suicidal. I had screwed up the best thing in my life, the only chance I had of having a Loving happy life together with someone that I adored and got along with so well. I was going to kill myself. But as I sat on my bed in the basement, my dog came over, sat in my lap and gently, lovingly, licked away all the tears. I gave him the biggest hug and buried my face in his neck and promised him that I would always put him and his brother first. They were always there for me, and I would always be there for them. And for their love and compassion which is something I have seen very rarely in the human race, I will always be a Zoo first and return that love and try to be worthy of in any way I can.
 
So I've never been very social and always a bit introverted and, yes, depressed. Anytime something goes "wrong" whether it's my fault or not I blame myself. Heavily. Even at a young age though I always had a special connection with the family dog. Everyone else thought feeding the dog was a "chore" but I'd happily go out to the pantry and give them their daily allotment, took obedience training in 4H, and just generally had a happy childhood. No they didn't hump me, or anything sexual, this isn't that kind of story.

Later on into my late teens I discovered masturbation, yes I'm talking about my first ever orgasm somewhere around junior-senior year, and I didn't even know what it was. Completely freaked me out. Sheltered? Maybe. But honestly I had no interest in sex. That was for later, right now my priorities were school and getting into college. But once I figured out what sex was and that the Internet had porn, I quickly became your average teen fapping to it every night. During one of these late night click fests I stumbled across a bestiality site and it just clicked into place somewhere in my head that my lifelong love for dogs could be taken to the next level and I could express that love to them physically in ways I'd never even imagined before. But at that point we didn't have dogs anymore, and I shortly moved out with my best friend into an apartment that didn't allow pets and short version it was years before I found a lady on the Internet that was single, into beast, and looking for a relationship.

We moved in together, got an oopsie pup from her parents and were all set for our "happily ever after." Turns out life doesn't work that way as she wasn't as into dog sex in reality as much as she was the idea of it, and I wasn't really into women as much as I thought I would be, and the relationship ended amicably enough after a few years. With nowhere else to go I ended up back in my parents basement at almost 30, but this time with two boys that we had picked up as an oopsie from letting her dog stay a weekend at her parents... So after a few months or so of beating myself up, I got back in the saddle so to speak and met a wonderful person and we just hit it off so well I didn't care that she was a girl, or had a kid, if anything was true love, this was it. But things happen and after a pregnancy scare turned miscarriage, our relationship just wasn't meant to be. And when she found the beast sites in my Internet history, we officially ended. I was distraught. I was devastated. I was suicidal. I had screwed up the best thing in my life, the only chance I had of having a Loving happy life together with someone that I adored and got along with so well. I was going to kill myself. But as I sat on my bed in the basement, my dog came over, sat in my lap and gently, lovingly, licked away all the tears. I gave him the biggest hug and buried my face in his neck and promised him that I would always put him and his brother first. They were always there for me, and I would always be there for them. And for their love and compassion which is something I have seen very rarely in the human race, I will always be a Zoo first and return that love and try to be worthy of in any way I can.
Im sorry to hear about your shitty experiences. I'm glad you've chosen your dogs above everything else, we need more content like this on here. Animals are so much more than sex objects and they deserve to be treated and viewed as such. Even at my young age I've had enough of people, men and women alike and their shit. I am just not attracted to people anymore. I'm zoo exclusive and my furry +1 is my whole world. Luckily I've never been suicidal or anything but I can't imagine my life without her, I can only imagine what your boys are to you. Stay strong!
 
Dogs are amazing animals. I hate the term "its just a dog" they are never just a dog to me and probably to most of us. Of course there are those out there that they are not even just a dog, to those people they are just a sex toy. I've had low points in my life like your story maybe not so extreme but like you luckily I had awesome pups to help me through. They don't care if you have money or status, they don't care if you have fancy or expensive things or if you live in a box. They only care about you. In my opinion dogs are far better creatures than humans are.

Glad you are feeling better now one thing I learned long ago is do not depend on other people for anything. Including and probably the most important your own happiness. You will be let down over and over again if you do. So do what makes you happy. I know it sounds selfish but thats the way you have to be sometimes.
 
One of the hardest things I've had to do in my zoo life is being unable to comfort my mom when her husband passed away because "it's just a dog." My words would offer no consolation because she would not think that they were on the same tier. Even though I was uniquely qualified among all of her children to understand what she was going through having lost my dog years before, I couldn't offer any words of consolation. Thankfully she had her mother who was a surviving spouse and some of her siblings as well to help her through that time. It's just something normal society can never understand that we can feel the same sense of loss over our animals that they have when a human partner dies. It's not just a dog. He was every bit my spouse in my eyes as my father was in hers. But that realization and that understanding that sometimes you just can't help is one of the hardest things about being zoo to me.
 
To be fair, I have always been at least a dog person from a young age. I do think that my more open mind about sex did help about accepting more non conventional types of sex. It might not all be my cup of tea, but as long as everyone is happy and consenting, I have no problems.
 
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