there's the zoo-exclusive section if you'd like a space mostly clear of fetishists. tho as the name implies, it's aimed towards ppl only interested in animals.
btw, i don't think that having a discord in your profile is very smart. the information is public.
i'm fairly sure most zoosexuals don't want to join the alphabet brigade. there's nothing to gain. "we" just want to be left alone.
you'd be surprised how many fetishists don't really care who the "who" is or about a relationship of any kind... it's just about the "taboo" and/or "degradation" factor. like, if having sex with gingers was considered taboo, they'd be chasing those.
it's also kinda surprising how many of those don't even want that themselves and instead want to just watch someone else do this for them. *points at the multitude of "how to make my wife fuck a dog" threads*
Oh by the way, people can only see the about section of your profile and have one of their own after they've made a certain number of posts.
That's why links to socials are only supposed to be in the about and in groups.
It's all in like, the rules and info sections of the forum.
Also I edited all mention of the "alphabet brigade" out of my original post, why do people keep picking up on this???
I already realised mentioning it was a dumb idea and I don't wanna focus on it anymore.
Though I will say it can't be denied we're fighting the same fight, to try and stop discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. And imo, any zoophile who doesn't support LGBs needs a bit of a reality check. Though when you get into gender identity, that is separate from sexual orientation in a lot of ways so I totally get that there will be many zoophile transphobes just as there are non-zoo transphobes. Not that I'm cool with transphobia
anywhere.
But yeah, that wasn't the point of my post. I just wanted to find people who are zoosexuals not bestiality fetishists, that's literally it.
I didn't really consider the fact that the zoo-exclusive threads would give that experience but...
Even that doesn't account for the people who are zoosexual but not zoo-exclusive, like me.
For me, I love nonhuman animals in the same way I love humans of all genders.
Pansexual for humans, bisexual for animals, and almost-demisexual for both.
Also yeah, good analysis of fetishism there. And I have no problem with it so long as it's not objectifying people of different species and demonstrating a lack of care for them. Treating them... not as people but as animals, if you get me.