What artifacts were kept away from the public eye?yes, just remember that the artifacts from Pompeii were in depots for almost 100 years away from the public eye
What artifacts were kept away from the public eye?yes, just remember that the artifacts from Pompeii were in depots for almost 100 years away from the public eye
There were a large amount of "Bathhouses" in the city. In some of them there are still frescos painted on the walls of various sex acts. It is believed that the customers used them to point out what services they required. It wasn't until recently that pictures of these images were acknowledged and released. Images of bestiality are still withheld.What artifacts were kept away from the public eye?
Now those images of bestiality, I'd have to see them to believe them.There were a large amount of "Bathhouses" in the city. In some of them there are still frescos painted on the walls of various sex acts. It is believed that the customers used them to point out what services they required. It wasn't until recently that pictures of these images were acknowledged and released. Images of bestiality are still withheld.
I've seen several on BBC historical documentaries. Unlikely your FCC would ever allow them on NPR. If you can get BBC or Canadian Knowledge Network, you could be in luck! Look for Roman era docs.Now those images of bestiality, I'd have to see them to believe them.
I just read the article, this is amazing! It really does show a how much humans have changed to make something natural, and consider it a condemnable and abominable thing. Very informative!Seriously it was as l ok mg as you werent a slave. Being bisexual was the norm. So there was no gay hate. It was just a better time all around for free people
My father was a publisher, and he had a private library that contained many textbooks and guides that only 2-3 were ever printed. One of the books was even a very detailed account of the medical experiments conducted by Japanese doctors in WWII, and yea I mean Unit 731 for those that are familiar. There was human-animal experimentation in that unit of a sexual nature.One of the things I learned when I was involved with one a university admin back in the day is that up to 85 percent of books, art and research material held at campus libraries are not available to student or the public. If you want to see any of it you have to file a request and approval. Since my admin was into bestiality she occasionaly had to join her in the restricted tombs to go through some of it. I could have gone through it for months and not view all of that they had on the subject.
I hope there were man+female animal experimentations and not just with regular farm animals. If I'm correct I would love to know more about these Japanese experiments.One of the books was even a very detailed account of the medical experiments conducted by Japanese doctors in WWII, and yea I mean Unit 731 for those that are familiar. There was human-animal experimentation in that unit of a sexual nature.
Probably involved Chinese or Korean women. I would like to know more, as well.I hope there were man+female animal experimentations and not just with regular farm animals. If I'm correct I would love to know more about these Japanese experiments.
Those are war crimes. None of those people consented to what was done to them so that conversation is not really about zoophilia, but rather torture, rape, coercion, exploitation of people, and the use of animals as weapons. I understand why you're curious, probably the same reason I opened the book at 15, but there isn't anything remotely arousing about what happened there. There are some accounts of what happened in the German camps and they don't differ much from 731.I hope there were man+female animal experimentations and not just with regular farm animals. If I'm correct I would love to know more about these Japanese experiments.
Alas, many perusing these forums do not care. They just want their jollies. Matter of fact, some who have been banned made it clear the more pain, the more screaming, the more suffering, the more excited they getThose are war crimes. None of those people consented to what was done to them so that conversation is not really about zoophilia, but rather torture, rape, coercion, exploitation of people, and the use of animals as weapons. I understand why you're curious, probably the same reason I opened the book at 15, but there isn't anything remotely arousing about what happened there. There are some accounts of what happened in the German camps and they don't differ much from 731.
This is actually covered in that FBI dissertation. People who practice zoophilia tended to fall in to two categories, sexual deviancy and natural predisposition. Deviance had little separation from pedophilia, necrophilia, sexual sadism and sexual predation. People who experienced it as a deviance had little regard for human or animal dignity. The accounts are disputed but I have a clear example, here follows the account of Rachel Hanan, prisoner at Birkenau:Alas, many perusing these forums do not care. They just want their jollies. Matter of fact, some who have been banned made it clear the more pain, the more screaming, the more suffering, the more excited they get
As an amateur historian, I’m interested from an historical perspective. Nothing I have been able to find even remotely talks about what took place. The other “commune” you referred to in CA is more interesting to me from an arousing point of view. Hope this clarifies.Those are war crimes. None of those people consented to what was done to them so that conversation is not really about zoophilia, but rather torture, rape, coercion, exploitation of people, and the use of animals as weapons. I understand why you're curious, probably the same reason I opened the book at 15, but there isn't anything remotely arousing about what happened there. There are some accounts of what happened in the German camps and they don't differ much from 731.
You said, "Experiments" not "Torture" nor "War Crimes" that is why I was interested in it. But as you are now talking about a completely different thing, I pass. Experiments with willing participants is something I would read about, War Crimes on the other hand is not my cup of tea.Those are war crimes. None of those people consented to what was done to them so that conversation is not really about zoophilia, but rather torture, rape, coercion, exploitation of people, and the use of animals as weapons. I understand why you're curious, probably the same reason I opened the book at 15, but there isn't anything remotely arousing about what happened there. There are some accounts of what happened in the German camps and they don't differ much from 731.
I feel like the answer was in the punch. If you're asking about anything that happened in Unit 731 you're talking about a group of people who vivisected people without anesthesia, and that's.. the small stuff? Would it surprise you to know many modern advancements in the treatment of burns, frostbite, poisons, and our understanding of anesthesia came from the Nazi and Japanese experiments. The doctors weren't typically tried as war criminals. Even findings in vetinary science were formed there... but at a terrible cost.You said, "Experiments" not "Torture" nor "War Crimes" that is why I was interested in it. But as you are now talking about a completely different thing, I pass. Experiments with willing participants is something I would read about, War Crimes on the other hand is not my cup of tea.
My theory is that if it would be legal, socially accepted and moreover encouraged as a population control and STD prevention method, 3 out of 10 people would do it with only animals. 4 out of 7 would do it mostly with animals (irregularly) , and only the remaining 3 would not chose animals, or just experiment with it once-twice.Considering I've seen a rather noticeable rise in 'who says your soulmate has to be human' posts on social media since last year and even studies suggesting people love dogs more than other humans. I'm gonna drop this here, I have a theory that there is a lot more people into animals than what society is aware of View attachment 168702
And how are you going to control the population if you give them the freedom to find the "right" soulmate? How about creating new consumers/workers/voters and putting fear of whatever you like upon their shoulders to keep them in check? Religion was one mean, now we also have the "free market" and your loans to pay.My theory is that if it would be legal, socially accepted and moreover encouraged as a population control and STD prevention method, 3 out of 10 people would do it with only animals. 4 out of 7 would do it mostly with animals (irregularly) , and only the remaining 3 would not chose animals, or just experiment with it once-twice.
If it would be legal on the whole planet by tomorrow, it would be still socially unacceptable in most countries, which is the byproduct of centuries of persecution of this behavior. I just hope that in my life, one day it will be accepted as transgenders, gay people and such sexual orientations. Or treated as a fetish, not as a crime.
Remind me not to eat cow meat in Nigeria...Not sure if you'd consider this "history" per se, but I came across a tweet made by Nigeria's ex-minister of culture (source here) claiming that local herders have some tradition of sex with cows for gratification and ritual purposes prior to slaughter. By "herders" he's probably referring to the Fulani people, which from what little I gather might have some stereotypical reputation of zoophilia in the region (analogous in the west to "Welsh and their sheep" perhaps?). There is some dispute in the comments on how true it really is.
Man cum would add extra flavour to the cow meat...like extra mayo!Remind me not to eat cow meat in Nigeria...
Since my first encounter, I suspected the Bedou and their camels. More power to them. Don't know if I could get past the smell, myself.Another persian literary classic Haft Awrang by poet Jami also contains a story on a zoophilic encounter of a man and a camel, included with an illustration of the scenario.
I heard about about this story I just love the petty nature of loki.Here you go
Loki's Equine Offspring: Birthing the Eight-Legged Sleipnir - Reactor
Everyone in my social-media feed is excited about Thor: Ragnarok these days, including the office staff at Tor.com. Somewhere amid the post-Halloween festivities, the conversation turned to Loki—because who doesn’t love Loki?—and someone happened to recall one of Loki’s more interesting...www.tor.com
In relation to the slave girls, it was a common punishment to be fucked by babboons and apes..A few years ago, I watch a sensible, normal documentary about Roman gladiators. All good and vanilla (and very interesting). At one point, the aspect of pleasing the crowd was reviewed. This was early showbiz, after all. People wanted to see more ferocious lions, more athletic gladiators, indeed more of everything. If watching humans losing their lives was viewed as entertainment (albeit the modern Hollywood action movie is the equivalent nowadays), the bar was set low on what would be permitted. And that included slave girls, according to the documentary, herded into the arena to be mated by dogs as the crowd cheered and jeered to show the depravity of barbarians. I would love to say the slave girls were granted their freedom and paraded on shoulders through the streets for their magnificent role in zoophilia history. Sadly, no such luck. After being mated, they had their throats cut. To those about to mate, we salute you.