By Brianna Hersey

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Thanks for sharing the story!

I feel its very appropriate point of view for us to look at!

Excellent posting there and thank you for taking the time and making the effort and making my day just that little more bearable. BZ.

Nicely written :) It's good to see some people thinking with some common sense about this.

This brings up an interesting contrast between acceptance and tolerance. She pretty much comes out and says she doesn't like it, but can't complain because she's not perfect either. We could only be so lucky that all people had this sort of outlook, but I also don't want to be merely tolerated because I caught them in some sort of technicality. And even though the “A hole’s a hole" comment was most likely said in jest, it is still at our expense and really should be stamped out if possible.

It certainly does seem like the author grudgingly accepted a neutral stance toward zoophilia. But all things considered, mere tolerance is the least we can hope for, and the more people who can settle on those kinds of logical conclusions, the better. Even if some of the wording wasn't exactly pleasant to read, I give credit to those who are willing to step back and objectively analyze the subject.

All too often, it seems that personal bias and disgust at unconventional practices clouds people's judgment. Regardless, I still wish more people would understand the greater significance of zoophilia, that it isn't all about sex and "getting off".

yeah...but, you can't expect people to "understand" your fetish (or lifestyle) if it just isn't appealing to them. I'd say more than 50% of heterosexual men don't "understand" being gay, but are more than willing to tolerate it (i.e. I don't like cock, but whatever floats your boat!). You can stand there till you're blue in the face trying to explain why it is that you prefer animals over humans, but they don't have to and can't "understand" in the end, why it is that you do. I was just reading about these balloon fetishists who just can't live without humping thier balloon, and think inflated balloons are suffering and aim to save all of them (im not kidding.) I don't care WHAT thier reasoning behind that is, and honestly I don't care to hear it, but if they want to go around humping thier balloons I could not care less. But don't ever expect me to understand that one

Just as long as they're willing not to string you up by your asscheeks in the end is what matters to me. You can accept something without understanding it, and I think thats actually a more positive outlook than expect people to understand zoophilia

I agree with the other posters, its nice that this person stepped outside their box and observed it from a logical standpoint to come to a conclusion that they are able to understand. Understanding is a step in the right direction towards acceptance, I don't know but I think if gays can get accepted into the community, we should be able to as well. I can accept people just understanding though, its better then them just thinking its disgusting and wrong and that we need to be saved or something. So kudos to the author on being just and making others lives easier.

great post

Really good post.

Its a shame she didn't find BF on her internet browsing though! :D

Great post. My late mother said after watching my father screw a cow . "Well due to my condition, we can't have sex anymore, I am glad he found a release for his sexual needs , I know that he still loves me. He will be more pleasant to live with." Then added , "I suppose a cow's vagina is warm ".

Thanks for posting. This small thread gives people out there some measure of comfort I would guess. It is easy to condem a person and laugh at them for their desires. People want to feel accepted by others and that is why many who have the same desires will mock and scorn another because they are ashamed to admit things about themself to themselves. It is mch easier to ridicule than it is to accept. Believe me I kow.