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If Zoo ever became socially acceptable...

BoxerLover75 said:
If zoo ever became accepted (I guess as much as the lbtq for example) how would you live life differently?
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If it is equally accepted as lgbt, then no. No changes to the way I live.
LGBT is "accepted" it is force fed into your life on every corner and to be honest it is more annoying than useful.
I literally do not care what non-zoo people do in their bedroom, I would have 0 issues with lgbt if it just existed as a normal thing along with everything else.
But I really dislike the fact that it is constantly shoved into my face in movies/radio/internet/work/advertising...
It annoys me even though I am not against trans or homo and this stuff.

If zoo is accepted on this level, I would not become a part of that.
 
pes said:
If it is equally accepted as lgbt, then no. No changes to the way I live.
LGBT is "accepted" it is force fed into your life on every corner and to be honest it is more annoying than useful.
I literally do not care what non-zoo people do in their bedroom, I would have 0 issues with lgbt if it just existed as a normal thing along with everything else.
But I really dislike the fact that it is constantly shoved into my face in movies/radio/internet/work/advertising...
It annoys me even though I am not against trans or homo and this stuff.

If zoo is accepted on this level, I would not become a part of that.
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“We will take America without firing a shot. We do not have to invade the U.S. We will destroy you from within....” Nikita Khrushchev in 1956

It was a long process, but it’s finally happening and accelerating. No longer a Russian communist form, but a hybrid, globalist form of Marxist ideology.
 
It would be 'tolerated', but not openly accepted. Even today the LGBTQ+ community don't find things as easy as you might think. Imagine what people think of us. No. Things would not change for me. Even if I was LGBTQ+ (an aspect of it) I would still be reticent about speaking openly of my sexuality. Little to gain and so much to loose to bigots and freaks.
 
There are still many people (in homo-legal countries) who are actively against homosexuality. I think - zoosexuality will be more hated than homosexuality even if legal. I suppose I'd stay careful and I wouldn't tell everyone that I love animals.
 
I would do the same.
I think it's right to have a date to commemorate zoo pride in case of be legal?
But you will not see me naked in floats or parade with phallic forms of animals on pride day.???.
Maybe a good dinner or meeting with zoo friends is a good metod to celebrate it??
 
I guess I would seek animal companions in the future, maybe pet ownership would be a tangled mess since you would own your lover. But regardless the main change would be an open pursuit of animal partners, maybe a dog to start and later on a mare or stallion. I wouldn’t take in account human partners has much by then.
 
The only change it would make for me would be healthcare considerations for my dogs as I'd be able to discuss any lumps or bumps I might find in places one isn't supposed to know about with the vet without fear of repercussions.

Those who know me and who matter either already figured it out or wouldn't care if they did, the rest don't matter.
 
Not much change for me because I wouldn't suddenly act out my zoosexual love in public, just as I expect human-human lovers not to have sex in public. The only difference would be that when found out, I "only" would have have to deal with the social stigma but not the legislative consequences.
 
egoldstein said:
The only change it would make for me would be healthcare considerations for my dogs as I'd be able to discuss any lumps or bumps I might find in places one isn't supposed to know about with the vet without fear of repercussions.
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That's right, it didn't even occur to me at first. It would be easier at the vet.
My vet knows. That one of my old dogs who is no longer alive had some lumps in her vagina. After reading it, I learned that benign tumors develop from muscle tissue. Nevertheless, I took her to the doctor and he examined her, when he asked how I discovered the lumps, I said that I love my dogs much more than you think. And let's focus more on the dog's health, because that's the first thing.
He didn't have a problem, I've been going to him ever since.
 
egoldstein said:
The only change it would make for me would be healthcare considerations for my dogs as I'd be able to discuss any lumps or bumps I might find in places one isn't supposed to know about with the vet without fear of repercussions.

Those who know me and who matter either already figured it out or wouldn't care if they did, the rest don't matter.
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You can be calm, if you need to say to vet about some lumps or bumps in hidden places.
It is normal in pet's owner inspect the entire body of the animal to avoid tumors.
 
HorseSoul said:
You can be calm, if you need to say to vet about some lumps or bumps in hidden places.
It is normal in pet's owner inspect the entire body of the animal to avoid tumors.
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This is usually the case, my vet also said that he is often asked what the two humps are under the skin on the dog's penis, or tits are thought to be ticks.

But, its difficult to explain how found 2" deep, bump in the vagina. :oops:
Maybe you can say that the dog is peeing strangely, as if something is pressing on it etc...
 
MashaSobaka said:
This is usually the case, my vet also said that he is often asked what the two humps are under the skin on the dog's penis, or tits are thought to be ticks.

But, its difficult to explain how found 2" deep, bump in the vagina. :oops:
Maybe you can say that the dog is peeing strangely, as if something is pressing on it etc...
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Well done.
Is discret
 
pes said:
If it is equally accepted as lgbt, then no. No changes to the way I live.
LGBT is "accepted" it is force fed into your life on every corner and to be honest it is more annoying than useful.
I literally do not care what non-zoo people do in their bedroom, I would have 0 issues with lgbt if it just existed as a normal thing along with everything else.
But I really dislike the fact that it is constantly shoved into my face in movies/radio/internet/work/advertising...
It annoys me even though I am not against trans or homo and this stuff.

If zoo is accepted on this level, I would not become a part of that.
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I definitely agree with what your saying. I'm bisexual but I'm not one to normally announce it or make it obvious or make a big deal about it. I feel it's your choice why make others uncomfortable or force it down there throats.
 
pes said:
If it is equally accepted as lgbt, then no. No changes to the way I live.
LGBT is "accepted" it is force fed into your life on every corner and to be honest it is more annoying than useful.
I literally do not care what non-zoo people do in their bedroom, I would have 0 issues with lgbt if it just existed as a normal thing along with everything else.
But I really dislike the fact that it is constantly shoved into my face in movies/radio/internet/work/advertising...
It annoys me even though I am not against trans or homo and this stuff.

If zoo is accepted on this level, I would not become a part of that.
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Oh god... here we go again.. ???
 
pes said:
If it is equally accepted as lgbt, then no. No changes to the way I live.
LGBT is "accepted" it is force fed into your life on every corner and to be honest it is more annoying than useful.
I literally do not care what non-zoo people do in their bedroom, I would have 0 issues with lgbt if it just existed as a normal thing along with everything else.
But I really dislike the fact that it is constantly shoved into my face in movies/radio/internet/work/advertising...
It annoys me even though I am not against trans or homo and this stuff.

If zoo is accepted on this level, I would not become a part of that.
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To be fair though movies that are set in the real world… well lgbt people exist and it’s merely a reflection of society. 7% of the population identify as LGBT, that’s a large number! To pretend that they don’t exist in cinema would not be an accurate reflection of the society that we live in.
The whole trope of ‘make this person as flamboyant as possible so that it’s obvious they’re gay’ though is very annoying I agree
 
BoxerLover75 said:
If zoo ever became accepted (I guess as much as the lbtq for example) how would you live life differently? How would your decisions in romance, pet ownership, living, etc. change in this hypitetical world?
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To answer your question, I'd love to have a male dog and create a dating profile for him. Be a third wheel/ chaperone as he takes women out on dates to the park. If the ladies are lucky he'll take them back to our place where of course I'll give them plenty of privacy to do what dogs do in heat :cool::gsd_love:??
 
I agree with most it wouldn't change anything people would still condem us and go out of their way to make life a living hell.
 
Doggyboy22 said:
To be fair though movies that are set in the real world… well lgbt people exist and it’s merely a reflection of society. 7% of the population identify as LGBT, that’s a large number! To pretend that they don’t exist in cinema would not be an accurate reflection of the society that we live in.
The whole trope of ‘make this person as flamboyant as possible so that it’s obvious they’re gay’ though is very annoying I agree
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The same problem as with modern women representation.
You can do it seamlessly and it works well - Star trek: Voyager
Or you can do it the Disney way and it does not work.
If those characters were included in a reasonable way, it would integrate seamlessly and you would not even think about it.
 
BoxerLover75 said:
If zoo ever became accepted (I guess as much as the lbtq for example) how would you live life differently? How would your decisions in romance, pet ownership, living, etc. change in this hypitetical world?
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I'd tell vets and I'd try to date local zoos and I'd tell more of my family (when asked).

I would not find something new to complain about or try to make sure children know all the different ways people can be sexual deviants.
 
I think we have to look to Columbia and other South American regions where it has been acceptable for a hundred years or more.

Basically it is seen as an outlet for young boys and a preventative for underage pregnancies.

The girls know that the young boys have been with goats then dogs and Donkeys for years before they go out to night clubs.

When they marry they are supposed to forget childhood things and stick to their wife for sexual relief.

You just know a lot of them will continue to have sex with animals.

As growing kids it is seen as a daily game with no ill effects. It is not discussed in polite conversation but everyone knows it happens and there are no consequences except for married me who ignore their wives.
 
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