Zoo relationship breakups

knotyourdog

Zooville Settler
Heya,

I've got a couple of zoo mates and we know we have slight crushes on each other but I'm sacred of what could happen to either party as a result of a breakup.

What are you experiences and is there anything to bare in mind during a breakup ?
 
Did you ever fancy a love triangle? (did not heard a lot of positive love-triangle-endings but still - zoo lives are different)

In any case follow your heart and dont be afraid of breakups.
 
Theres really no reason a zoo breakup would be any different than a human/human relationship breaking up. My biggest word of advice is just to communicate your concerns. keep communication at the center of your relationship should ya'll decide to get futher involved. and to be respectful and discrete with the specific information ya'll know about and learn of each other.
 
Heya,

I've got a couple of zoo mates and we know we have slight crushes on each other but I'm sacred of what could happen to either party as a result of a breakup.

What are you experiences and is there anything to bare in mind during a breakup ?
Been sort of a similar situation with a very close zoo friend not too far ago. We still talk though, but things are different.

So. What are the conditions of breakup? As good friends after it, or "go rot in hell" sort of?

You sure have enough to hurt each other if wanted. Would not be bad to agree this will never be an option, and a good will agreement that each one will get rid of anything that might be too incriminating to the others.

But all depends on the condition, that is it
 
Heya,

I've got a couple of zoo mates and we know we have slight crushes on each other but I'm sacred of what could happen to either party as a result of a breakup.

What are you experiences and is there anything to bare in mind during a breakup ?
Life tends to go on, the knowledge you have of each other, tends to be kept silent, i still talk with my ex, of course we are civil, and in a community as this, there still is a loyalty to the lifestyle. Regardless, there continues to be an unspoken bond. Regardless of the relationship.
 
Did you ever fancy a love triangle? (did not heard a lot of positive love-triangle-endings but still - zoo lives are different)

In any case follow your heart and dont be afraid of breakups.
I'm not scared of that
But arguments will happen and I want to know if issues have happened cus zoo can be weaponised
 
Heya,

I've got a couple of zoo mates and we know we have slight crushes on each other but I'm sacred of what could happen to either party as a result of a breakup.

What are you experiences and is there anything to bare in mind during a breakup ?
It winds up very bad. If there is something so bad between the two they have to breakup, it gets real nasty after. If she just leaves for no reason or if you accidently upset her, and try and fix it and she keeps breaking your heart it gets nasty also.

I had this happen last year with a girl I really liked and we were both zoos. We worked together, and after she dumped me for no reason she scheduled different shifts frome to where I couldn't even talk things out with her to fix it. The whole beastiality thing got out, she told people about me and used that as an excuse to why she left in the eyes of everyone she told. I found out she's a user on here after she dumped me, so watch out for her. She'll try and land you in jail and ruin your whole life.
 
Heya,

I've got a couple of zoo mates and we know we have slight crushes on each other but I'm sacred of what could happen to either party as a result of a breakup.

What are you experiences and is there anything to bare in mind during a breakup ?

My only experiences of relationships with other zoos are non-sexual as I'm zoo-exclusive, but all the usual issues of any other relationship apply.
Probably the most important is don't be in a rush! Make sure you know the person well; even for the typical heterosexuals there's a lot of ways things can go wrong and even moreso for zoos. Taking things slowly and keeping communications open is key to resolving conflicts early before they become critical. It certainly helps when you know each other well. Problems I've seen have been the usual issues of cohabitation and jealousy, both tend to be easier to deal with when people talk regularly and honestly with each other. I usually try to incorporate the comms in into weekly time for planning where we talk about bills, future projects, and complications, etc. There's so much to discuss in dealing with another person that it's hard to address it all. You each need your personal space and time as well as shared time and finding that balance can be tricky. Dont forget to keep up with your individual interests and hobbies as your own things as not every interest should be shared.

As for finances, a lot of times people shackup without much discussion or planning beforehand, but I highly recommend sitting down with prospective partners and hashing out a shared budget before comitting to anything. Calculate all the shared expenses and understand that there will likely be some items missed. Rent/mortgage, bills, food, and all the other expenses you'll be sharing and add in an extra 10% at least to cover surprises (more is better); then divide that by two and that's what each of you should be expected to pay each month. For the first few months expect the budget to ramp up as missed items get added, so if things are tight for either of you with the estimated budget you need to talk about how that will be taken care of.

I highly recommend each paying in a set amount each month, including a bit extra for surprises, into a shared account. That shared account can be at a bank or just a ledger you keep and an envelope with cash, but having the cash on-hand and available aleviates a lot of stress. If time goes by and the account acrues you can always choose to have a "free" month paid out of the shared or just let it build (I recommend letting it build, if things work well that shared asset can allow bigger shared purchases such as cars, houses, a vacation, etc)

Part of the discussion should include how to handle disolution of the partnership as there's likely going to be a lease and utilities that at least one of you will be on the hook for. There will be shared items bought which will need to be hashed out too. Nobody wants to plan for failure, but not planning will increase the odds of failure. It really helps when this stuff is hashed out so there are fewer surprises and should things not work, there's a plan in place for peaceful transition back to just friends.
 
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Zoo break ups are the same as normal break ups, they could be amicable, they could be mutual, or they could be ungodly messes, but they have the added fun of mutually assured destruction. Before you get into a zoo relationship make sure you really understand what kind of a person you thinking of partnering with and what they could potentially do to you.

One of my breakups was very amicable. The owner moved from the area and we agreed to stay friends, but we eventually stopped talking much as zoo sex was our biggest commonality.

Another breakup was a nightmare complete with physical violence and threats of blackmail (from him, not me).
 
My only experiences of relationships with other zoos are non-sexual as I'm zoo-exclusive, but all the usual issues of any other relationship apply.
Probably the most important is don't be in a rush! Make sure you know the person well; even for the typical heterosexuals there's a lot of ways things can go wrong and even moreso for zoos. Taking things slowly and keeping communications open is key to resolving conflicts early before they become critical. It certainly helps when you know each other well. Problems I've seen have been the usual issues of cohabitation and jealousy, both tend to be easier to deal with when people talk regularly and honestly with each other. I usually try to incorporate the comms in into weekly time for planning where we talk about bills, future projects, and complications, etc. There's so much to discuss in dealing with another person that it's hard to address it all. You each need your personal space and time as well as shared time and finding that balance can be tricky. Dont forget to keep up with your individual interests and hobbies as your own things as not every interest should be shared.

As for finances, a lot of times people shackup without much discussion or planning beforehand, but I highly recommend sitting down with prospective partners and hashing out a shared budget before comitting to anything. Calculate all the shared expenses and understand that there will likely be some items missed. Rent/mortgage, bills, food, and all the other expenses you'll be sharing and add in an extra 10% at least to cover surprises (more is better); then divide that by two and that's what each of you should be expected to pay each month. For the first few months expect the budget to ramp up as missed items get added, so if things are tight for either of you with the estimated budget you need to talk about how that will be taken care of.

I highly recommend each paying in a set amount each month, including a bit extra for surprises, into a shared account. That shared account can be at a bank or just a ledger you keep and an envelope with cash, but having the cash on-hand and available aleviates a lot of stress. If time goes by and the account acrues you can always choose to have a "free" month paid out of the shared or just let it build (I recommend letting it build, if things work well that shared asset can allow bigger shared purchases such as cars, houses, a vacation, etc)

Part of the discussion should include how to handle disolution of the partnership as there's likely going to be a lease and utilities that at least one of you will be on the hook for. There will be shared items bought which will need to be hashed out too. Nobody wants to plan for failure, but not planning will increase the odds of failure. It really helps when this stuff is hashed out so there are fewer surprises and should things not work, there's a plan in place for peaceful transition back to just friends.
I think that was the issue with mine. She came onto me so hard at work when she found out I was a zoo, and I didn't even get the chance to know her. She came on too fast and everything just happened way too fast, and when I realized she was the perfect match I'd been looking for it was over. I guess I wasn't moving fast enough or whatever. I really don't know, but it got really bad. I'm so sad and heart broken over it. I wish she had taken the time to get to know me and respected that I wanted to get to know someone and build trust. I feel she didn't care about me as a person or respect me. Then I made the mistake of trying to give her what she wanted after she dumped me and that obviously made things worse, because she then flipped the script on me and used the beastiality thing against me with coworkers and mutual friends.
 
Zoo break ups are the same as normal break ups, they could be amicable, they could be mutual, or they could be ungodly messes, but they have the added fun of mutually assured destruction. Before you get into a zoo relationship make sure you really understand what kind of a person you thinking of partnering with and what they could potentially do to you.

One of my breakups was very amicable. The owner moved from the area and we agreed to stay friends, but we eventually stopped talking much as zoo sex was our biggest commonality.

Another breakup was a nightmare complete with physical violence and threats of blackmail (from him, not me).
May I ask what the reason for breakup was? Any info any woman can give me will help me in what I'm seeking so I don't mess up with anyone
 
I broke up with the second guy because he misunderstood our relationship and thought he owned me.

I've seen a lot of non-zoo breakups because there was a lack of communication or because one person in the relationship thought they were owed something by the other person.
 
I broke up with the second guy because he misunderstood our relationship and thought he owned me.

I've seen a lot of non-zoo breakups because there was a lack of communication or because one person in the relationship thought they were owed something by the other person.
Clear communication is definitely the key. Maybe there was a misunderstanding on both ends? Relationships are a two way street. It's never ALL the other person's fault.

The girl that came onto me at work was a real sweet and pleasing girl. Her demeanor and body language was very submissive, flirtatious, and promiscuous. She liked being "owned" and even "raped". She enjoyed many sexual relations, but when I told her I liked that and that's what I wanted on top of beastiality, she was too insecure to have sex with others while seeing me and told me I was trying to "control" her.

I don't think encouraging extra-marrital sex with her when she does it between relationships and knowing she likes it was controlling her. She knew I wanted a real relationship, yet she still tried making it a one night stand fuckdate, so I called my dog over to us so he could fuck her, and she tensed up. So even both being zoos, and having clear communication doesn't always mean the other person will cooperate or respect the other.

She wanted to fuck right away and I wanted to get to know her better and tensed when I tried letting her enjoy my dog instead. Then tells me "I'm a free spirit" and "I won't be controlled" and then just leaves me and doesn't even try and work things out or give me a real chance. All I tried to do was give her what she wanted, without impregnating her on the first date knowing she'd run off with my kids like she did to two other guys. And I'm supposedly "controlling" her.

As for being "owed", I can say that people have needs that need met. And if the other person isn't meeting those needs, then that negatively effects the other person. For me I desire a woman that will cook me a real meal once a week, and make me food at least once a day, someone who will play mmo and co-op video games with me, and do nasty beastiality things with, or fuck the neighbors and come back with cum dripping from her pussy. I've only had one girl (non-zoo) that ever cooked me something and they were runny scrambled eggs. I didn't say anything about it, and happily ate them. I'd be pretty upset if I was with a wan for months who never cooked anything for me, or didn't fuck the dog, and I would definitely think she would owe me that, especially if we had understood our needs and stuff. Pleasing a partner, and even compromising is important in a relationship, but I have never met a woman that cares, they never want to talk or work things out, and just up and leave.

What about you? Are there things you require or need in a relationship?
 
Clear communication is definitely the key. Maybe there was a misunderstanding on both ends? Relationships are a two way street. It's never ALL the other person's fault.

The girl that came onto me at work was a real sweet and pleasing girl. Her demeanor and body language was very submissive, flirtatious, and promiscuous. She liked being "owned" and even "raped". She enjoyed many sexual relations, but when I told her I liked that and that's what I wanted on top of beastiality, she was too insecure to have sex with others while seeing me and told me I was trying to "control" her.

I don't think encouraging extra-marrital sex with her when she does it between relationships and knowing she likes it was controlling her. She knew I wanted a real relationship, yet she still tried making it a one night stand fuckdate, so I called my dog over to us so he could fuck her, and she tensed up. So even both being zoos, and having clear communication doesn't always mean the other person will cooperate or respect the other.

She wanted to fuck right away and I wanted to get to know her better and tensed when I tried letting her enjoy my dog instead. Then tells me "I'm a free spirit" and "I won't be controlled" and then just leaves me and doesn't even try and work things out or give me a real chance. All I tried to do was give her what she wanted, without impregnating her on the first date knowing she'd run off with my kids like she did to two other guys. And I'm supposedly "controlling" her.

As for being "owed", I can say that people have needs that need met. And if the other person isn't meeting those needs, then that negatively effects the other person. For me I desire a woman that will cook me a real meal once a week, and make me food at least once a day, someone who will play mmo and co-op video games with me, and do nasty beastiality things with, or fuck the neighbors and come back with cum dripping from her pussy. I've only had one girl (non-zoo) that ever cooked me something and they were runny scrambled eggs. I didn't say anything about it, and happily ate them. I'd be pretty upset if I was with a wan for months who never cooked anything for me, or didn't fuck the dog, and I would definitely think she would owe me that, especially if we had understood our needs and stuff. Pleasing a partner, and even compromising is important in a relationship, but I have never met a woman that cares, they never want to talk or work things out, and just up and leave.

What about you? Are there things you require or need in a relationship?
Idk man…. This is coming off incredibly possessive and possibly toxic. Communicate your needs but remember a woman isn’t obligated to meet them even if in a relationship with you. Something you did made this woman you’re speaking of not feel safe in those incidents. Maybe reflect on what could have caused that…
 
Idk man…. This is coming off incredibly possessive and possibly toxic. Communicate your needs but remember a woman isn’t obligated to meet them even if in a relationship with you. Something you did made this woman you’re speaking of not feel safe in those incidents. Maybe reflect on what could have caused that…
The point I was making is that some like that and some don't and that communication is important to determine that. When there's not communication or when completely disregards the established communication set in place then it does become toxic, especially when one closes down the communication.

It is true that a person someone is with isn't obligated to meet the others needs, but who would be with someone if that person isn't putting in the effort or benefitting the other? That's a good way to send what could be a good relationship down the dumpster. Pleasing your partner should be your primary objective only second to good communication. Both in a relationship need to do that to make it last, otherwise there is nothing of benefit but negativity, and it should not be. If one person can't please the other, then it can't last. They should find someone else, or in the instance of some people that can't or won't with all partners won't ever be capable of holding a relationship until they grow and learn to put in the effort to benefit the others needs.

As for my own situation, I have wracked my brain repeatedly. She won't talk to me or be honest. All I get are lame made up excuses and lies from her. The only thing I can think of is that she lied on wanting a relationship and got upset because she just wanted sex and I didn't give that to her because I wanted to get to know her better first. If I had the answer or knew why, I certainly would do whatever I could to make it right with her. I wouldn't be sad, lonely and single right now. I wish I had the answer.
 
Communicate your needs but remember a woman isn’t obligated to meet them even if in a relationship with you.
certainly the point of having a real relationship is that a woman or any other person who really values relationships shouldnt feel like they have to owe anything or be obligated. even between friends, they should just respect their partners wants or needs.

if they are waiting for the obligation then they are not really the better half, and should not be kept as if they will ever start feeling obligated.
we dont need or want somebody who needs to feel obligated to function properly in a relationship. what else will they not do unless they have to? thats how they end a relationship and irritate people who honestly want or value one.
 
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certainly the point of having a real relationship is that a woman or any other person who really values relationships shouldnt feel like they have to owe anything or be obligated. even between friends, they should just respect their partners wants or needs.

if they are waiting for the obligation then they are not really the better half, and should not be kept as if they will ever start feeling obligated.
we dont need or want somebody who needs to feel obligated to function properly in a relationship. what else will they not do unless they have to? thats how they end a relationship and irritate people who honestly want or value one.
Respect a partners wants and needs...but not actually meet those needs right? How is that going to be a lasting relationship when one doesn't meet the other's needs? Do men mean so little to women that they can't put in an actual effort to make a lasting relationship, do men mean so little to them that we are trash that can simple be tossed aside because of minor communication issues and then not want to talk or work the issue out?

Every women I've ever been with, as well as ever known, have NEVER actually tried to be open, honest, or communicate...when things go wrong in a relationship women just move on without a care in the word, three years later has 5 kids by 3 different daddies, living on EBT and welfare, kids never get to college or have a terrible adulthood living in poverty, all because they chose not to talk and work whatever the problem was out.

If someone can't or won't meet the others's needs, then they should just say the didn't want a relationship and just wanted sex from the beginning.

I never asked anything from any woman I've been with. I've expressed my interests and needs, but I never forced or pushed anything...I've never had a woman tell me what she wanted or what her needs or interests are. Communication is definitely the key, and I'm not so sure men are lacking in it...

This last girl I was with was the assistant manager of a BK, and I maybe knew her less than a week before she kept coming onto me. I explicitly told her I didn't fornicate with women, and I only wanted a relationship with one woman that did that mean and animals. She kept coming onto me trying to get a fuck, until she asked me out on a date, then tried turning a casual date into a fuckdate before I could even get to know her, so I called my dog over to meet her sexual needs and zoophile interests, and then she breaks my heart next day. In this situation, this woman completely disregarded our established communication, disrespected me as a person, didn't even want to take the time to get to know me as a person, and apparently I mean so little to her she can't talk out whatever the issue was, which to this day I still have no clue.

If I could wish one thing, as a man, for my future relationships with women, is for them to be open, honest and tell me what they want from the beginning. Women come onto me, and I have no idea what they want, and in instances they say something they want, their actions later contradict what they previously told me.

I am very easy to get along with. I'm slow to anger, easy going. I have a wonderful personality, I make almost six times il min wage, I have great looks, but always the bad guy when I try and talk relationship problems, no want wants to work it out, they just want to be left alone. Most of my breakups have been because my mates weren't zoos, but this last one is the worst yet.

Nothing I did or tried to do would keep her with me...and when I tried it just made it worse. I can imagine how much more messed up it would be if I did fuck her like she wanted, she be keeping my child frome right now, all because she wanted to rush things, not respect me as a person on wanting a real date instead of a fuckdate and then skipping tail on me and closing communication down when I tried talking things out.
 
one good reason to NEVER take pictures or make videos
I disagree. I think that's a perfect solution to keep a woman committed in a relationship...after all nothing else works. A guy can have the biggest dick, be the nicest guy, have money pouring out of his pockets, have a perfect comparability, even have children together...but apparently these things aren't important or significant enough to keep a woman...

So, I guess my question for ladies is, what would keep you committed to a relationship with a guy? What could a guy possibly do for you ladies to keep you two together so it lasts? What is the solution for those seeking lasting relationship?

If any of you ladies can share some insight for a struggling guy like me, I would be grateful.
 
I disagree. I think that's a perfect solution to keep a woman committed in a relationship...after all nothing else works. A guy can have the biggest dick, be the nicest guy, have money pouring out of his pockets, have a perfect comparability, even have children together...but apparently these things aren't important or significant enough to keep a woman...

So, I guess my question for ladies is, what would keep you committed to a relationship with a guy? What could a guy possibly do for you ladies to keep you two together so it lasts? What is the solution for those seeking lasting relationship?

If any of you ladies can share some insight for a struggling guy like me, I would be grateful.
oh so you suggest blackmail and threats of exposing another person to keep them ? you sir are a real Pig.
 
oh so you suggest blackmail and threats of exposing another person to keep them ? you sir are a real Pig.
I asked you what would keep a lasting relationship...because most of us guys are fed up with it...we want insight to the female psyche here...instead I get hatred and nastiness instead of helpful advice? This is exactly what the problem is, we are obviously cared so little by women, that not only do they care about a real relationship, but they'd literally push us off cliffs to our deaths of they could.
 
I asked you what would keep a lasting relationship...because most of us guys are fed up with it...we want insight to the female psyche here...instead I get hatred and nastiness instead of helpful advice? This is exactly what the problem is, we are obviously cared so little by women, that not only do they care about a real relationship, but they'd literally push us off cliffs to our deaths of they could.
You are not going about it the right way at all. You are blaming others as the cause of a problem in your own relationships. The person you should be examining for answers is yourself, not others.

Others have a right not to like you, cannot change that.

I have a buddy who actually I gotta tell often he cannot throw money at his relationships or the women he is interested in when he fucks up talking to them(he's cool, he's just a rich autistic prick). He can shower people in anything but he realized the women he really wanted are the ones money never worked on.

I recommend you to speak a professional therapist focusing on interpersonal relationships if you really feel this confused and are misdirecting blame towards frmales this badly.
 
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