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Why are we into beastiality?

B0121 said:
I'm new to this whole scene and I've had a long debate internally as to why is this something that me (and we all) into beastiality.

I know that a lot of fetishes are behavioral in nature from experience throughout someone's life but beastiality is something I didn't know existed and as soon as I saw it, it just clicked for me.

So the question is, why is something like this such a turn on for people. Is it genetic, encoded in our DNA?

Anyone's insight would be grateful as it would help me understand myself more.
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for me is seemed a natural progression
 
Mammal said:
It just feels natural. Hard to explain, but even though we consider each other humans and other life as animals, we are all the same if we zoom out a bit and realize we are all just alive on a rock in space by happenstance.
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Amen. It's just kinda something I stumbled upon online and genuinely saw nothing wrong with, and over time realised I was into. If you want a deeper psychological reason, I guess it depends on where you fall in terms of the nature vs nurture debate.
 
This topic is totally amazing. Wonderful.

Thank you for creating it.

I loved every answer.

For me, sexual love for animals was born with me and when I woke u, my heart simply said: yes, that's it. <3 ;)
 
I like watching because it's animalistic. When she gets knotted she's there only for the raw desire of getting bred. When they are done being tied. It's hot and gets me in the mood to try and compete and try to outbreed him. It's just a raw desire to breed all around. This is different from when we just had normal sex where I prefer to be more nurturing and slow pace. Love the variety.
 
For me it came so naturally. I grew up in country when dogs were allowed to move around neighborhoods more freely.
Male dogs had easier access to female dogs.
Seeing dogs mating was a regular occurrence. To most people it was just an inconvenience to see. But it stirred emotions in me.
 
B0121 said:
I'm new to this whole scene and I've had a long debate internally as to why is this something that me (and we all) into beastiality.

I know that a lot of fetishes are behavioral in nature from experience throughout someone's life but beastiality is something I didn't know existed and as soon as I saw it, it just clicked for me.

So the question is, why is something like this such a turn on for people. Is it genetic, encoded in our DNA?

Anyone's insight would be grateful as it would help me understand myself more.
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I'm not sure about anyone else, but for me it's been a natural attraction, as for the actual factors that cause it I've no idea, but as far back as I can remember it has always been a massive turn on, and now here I am a proud participant in zoo
 
I woke up with an old girlfriend who, based on the complicity we developed, opened up to me and told me that she made love to her dog (a 3-year-old boxer at the time called Kaleb) and that she liked this type of practice. At first I even doubted that it could actually happen. We started doing it together and the dog was already so used to doing it with her that everything happened very naturally and I loved it and got really excited seeing the way the dog mounted, penetrated and engaged her, as time went by I started having sex. with her right after the dog (all smeared with cum) instead of just watching, everything was new to me and something very fascinating that awakened my taste for zoophilia. I started to enjoy it so much that even after we ended our relationship I started having my own dogs and looking for other partners who also liked this type of practice. Anyway, I've been at this for more than 10 years and in that time I've had a caramel boxer, a black labrador and I currently have this mixed-breed 1 year and 9 month old dog in my profile photo and I've had the happiness of making great friends with other fascinating women who also enjoy this type of practice.
 
Ruan Santana said:
everything happened very naturally and I loved it and got really excited seeing the way the dog mounted, penetrated and engaged her, as time went by I started having sex. with her right after the dog (all smeared with cum)
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I was born this way. I've always liked it. I had a similar experience with my first GF and have been looking for someone who reminds me of her and our great times together ever since. I have met several women who love it, and I'm amazed at how hard it is for them to find a guy who is also into it. I can't imagine why any straight guy wouldn't like to watch it, at least. For me, it's all about animalistic pleasure for the women and seeing how it makes them feel so good. I'm not into sadomasochism at all, and I don't understand why people like the humiliation/degradation aspect of it. I know it's a submission thing, but I don't understand that part at all.

I don't have any desire to have sex with animals anymore because of having sex with women, I guess. I did when I was still a virgin, and I'm sure that desire would pop up again if I weren't getting any...lol
 
(I'm not a expert, I gladly accept respecftul debate, and new info. Feel free to join the conversation)

Let's get a little imaginative here...

Evolution is the sum of genetics + enviroment

Now we need to make a few (but heavy) assumptions:
1) There is a group of genes that makes us think about zoo (there isn't)
2) that genes served in the past to synchronize the mating time for the human species (monkey man sees animals mating, monkey man wants to mate too), but wasn't necessarily attraction to animals, just another way to mate at the correct season (the genes hardly works like this, but that's how we can explain how we develop hereditary behaviours). Behavioural genes aren't my strong suit

We have one of the more complex structures in the universe: our brains. At some point, some individuals develop a change, a change that gives us our third assumption:
3) Now we have in our dna something that makes us wanting to mate *with* the animals and no *because*

That could be one explanation, but it is reaaaaaally hard to demonstrate it, and we have found veeeery few genes attached directly to ancestral behaviours

Second explanation: culture

The humans (and maybe very few other animasl) are the only ones who can be demonstrate that we have a culture. These gives us unique phenomena:
-Besides attraction we have love
-Besides aggresion we have violence
Both are concepts that are shaped by culture. Love and violence meanings vary from one group to another group of people

At some point, we took simple concepts (it's good to care for the animals, I love them), but we make complex individual relationships (jeez! dogs mate strong and fast, and... Wou, the cum. Now I feel hot how they mate) And we create complex ways to understand ourselves and the world (ok, I found really hot the idea of I mating with the dog).

That's just my ramble, nothing proven or read or papers, buuuut, if the discussion is good, this could be a good starting point to share the info
(non-native english writer here, feel free to correct me or guide to improve my writing :) )
 
B0121 said:
I'm new to this whole scene and I've had a long debate internally as to why is this something that me (and we all) into beastiality.

I know that a lot of fetishes are behavioral in nature from experience throughout someone's life but beastiality is something I didn't know existed and as soon as I saw it, it just clicked for me.

So the question is, why is something like this such a turn on for people. Is it genetic, encoded in our DNA?

Anyone's insight would be grateful as it would help me understand myself more.
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I’ve also wondered why our vaginas are specifically designed to take a whole range of species 🤔 almost like we are specifically designed to find compatibility anywhere
 
I let my girl dog lick my dick, balls and asshole using dog safe treats and I LOVED IT.

But I think when watching women and get fucked just somethinf animalistic and no matter how you try to rationalize it. It is the most ancient of taboos and its so hot to feel the same level arousal that men and women have felt for thousands of years hehe.
 
bitchandwolf said:
I’ve also wondered why our vaginas are specifically designed to take a whole range of species 🤔 almost like we are specifically designed to find compatibility anywhere
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Vaginas really will accommodate lots of different species and not just men. Pleasure from other species is really pleasure and should be enjoyed. Women are lucky in that regard as there are very few species that can't give them pleasure.
 
B0121 said:
I'm new to this whole scene and I've had a long debate internally as to why is this something that me (and we all) into beastiality.

I know that a lot of fetishes are behavioral in nature from experience throughout someone's life but beastiality is something I didn't know existed and as soon as I saw it, it just clicked for me.

So the question is, why is something like this such a turn on for people. Is it genetic, encoded in our DNA?

Anyone's insight would be grateful as it would help me understand myself more.
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Could be a power dynamic thing, or possibly some who are bored of the usual?
 
I love it because it makes you feel so raw, so much like an animal that needs to cum and feel the energy and satisfaction it brings ….. sex is amazing and I want it all the time with and trying new things … new animals.
 
It's hot as hell.

1. Large animalistic dicks.
2. Massive amounts of cum, like shocking.
3. Submissive women being held down by muscular animals trying to breed and impregnate them.
4. The dicks, again. Just wild how they work, dogs knots literally tying a woman, locking her pussy around his dick as he cums inside of her for tens of minutes continuously.
5. It's taboo and depraved, being willing to have sex with an animal is outrageously taboo, but it also doesn't hurt anyone so it's more wholesome kind of taboo.
6. The sex is animalistic, primal, driven by one thought only: to breed.
 
Well you can boil just about any trait down to brain chemistry. Seems a small % of humans tend to develop sexual desires with other species. Maybe it's an evolutionary dead end. There's not enough evidence or data to attribute to one way or the other at this time.
 
Because I love animals and don't have the same boundaries between myself and the natural world as many modern humans have developed, I have a feeling that primal humans were much more open to the idea of sharing pleasurable experience with other species, I'm sure dogs and humans are close to symbiotic in their evolution and that the bond was solidified through interspecies mating, that's all just my speculation but I think it's a good theory, people who love animals are usually a bit broken by the world that shuns that love but I think it's the world at large that's completely snapped
 
Take sex out of the equation. I'm sure everyone here will tell you, they love their animal(s). Some will share they love their animal(s) so much they are committed to their pet partners. I have passionately loved every pet over my short life on this planet. The act of sexual intercourse is, in my opinion, just an extension of that love. It is the same chemical connection in our brains for human to human as it is for human to animal. When I masturbate, I experience dopamine release. Admittedly, the dopamine release from sex with a partner is significantly higher than when I masturbate.

I'm not a historical or religious expert, but I am aware that forms of beastiality have existed throughout history. I think a lot of the societal norms and moral values put in place to influence what is acceptable and not acceptable are connected with religion. Religion dictates homosexuality is bad, that self-pleasure is bad, it dictates being naked all the time is bad, that the human female body is bad, it dictates mixed fabrics is bad, etc.

I argue, Mogli (as an example) raised by wolves, had not discovered a human village, would infact have several wolf mates and it would have been accepted to the animal tribes. To this extent, for many of us who walk the line of societal norms are more open minded to the world beyond that which is defined by societal norms as such are more open to experiences that society deems wrong.

Cheers,
 
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