1-5% of humans have engaged in beastiality

[LordFall]

How's this for non-duality and boundaries collapsing lmao, I'm into a lot of things but this one I have never done and am not planning to. According to the stats some of you on this forum are bound to have  done it 

Kinsey Institute (1953): In Alfred Kinsey’s landmark survey, approximately 3.6% of women reported having had some form of sexual contact with an animal at least once in their lifetime.

Modern Epidemiological Estimates: Contemporary psychiatric and sexological research estimates the prevalence of actual zoophilic behavior across the general adult population to be around 1% to 2% or lower.

Kinsey Institute (1948): Alfred Kinsey’s data indicated that approximately 8% of men reported some form of sexual contact with an animal at least once in their lifetime. (Among men raised in rural environments, Kinsey reported rates as high as 17%, largely involving farm animals).

Hunt Survey (1974): Morton Hunt’s study reported a decline in lifetime prevalence among men to approximately 5%, reflecting increased urbanization.

Modern Sexological Estimates: Contemporary studies estimate current active or lifetime zoophilic behavior among men in the general population to be around 1% to 2%.

These stats hold true in my experience, I haven't even been with 100 women and I've had one admit to getting head from her dog and one admit to fantasies involving horses. 

If any of you are dating dudes raised on farms then Godspeed, you need all the STD panels available to mankind 

In some cultures it's not even taboo, this vice news doc investigated a niche  Colombian tradition where young men are made to lose their virginities to donkeys as a rite of passage to manhood.

 

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[Raze]

His survey was BS, he overly sampled prisoners and other issues 

[LordFall]

38 minutes ago, Raze said:

His survey was BS, he overly sampled prisoners and other issues 

Interesting, does make sense that criminals would have a higher tendency to push boundaries. That's why I linked the more recent studies as well that have found lower instances but still around 1-2%. 

[Schizophonia]

Dog pill

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[LordFall]

11 minutes ago, Schizophonia said:

Dog pill

Its a wrap boys  

[Schizophonia]

2 minutes ago, LordFall said:

Its a wrap boys  

Wolfied 🍪

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[LordFall]

Twilight was never a movie. It was a warning 

[Leo Gura]

3 hours ago, LordFall said:

Twilight was never a movie. It was a warning 

A warning, or an invitation?

[Inliytened1]

6 hours ago, LordFall said:

How's this for non-duality and boundaries collapsing lmao, I'm into a lot of things but this one I have never done and am not planning to. According to the stats some of you on this forum are bound to have  done it 

Kinsey Institute (1953): In Alfred Kinsey’s landmark survey, approximately 3.6% of women reported having had some form of sexual contact with an animal at least once in their lifetime.

Modern Epidemiological Estimates: Contemporary psychiatric and sexological research estimates the prevalence of actual zoophilic behavior across the general adult population to be around 1% to 2% or lower.

Kinsey Institute (1948): Alfred Kinsey’s data indicated that approximately 8% of men reported some form of sexual contact with an animal at least once in their lifetime. (Among men raised in rural environments, Kinsey reported rates as high as 17%, largely involving farm animals).

Hunt Survey (1974): Morton Hunt’s study reported a decline in lifetime prevalence among men to approximately 5%, reflecting increased urbanization.

Modern Sexological Estimates: Contemporary studies estimate current active or lifetime zoophilic behavior among men in the general population to be around 1% to 2%.

These stats hold true in my experience, I haven't even been with 100 women and I've had one admit to getting head from her dog and one admit to fantasies involving horses. 

If any of you are dating dudes raised on farms then Godspeed, you need all the STD panels available to mankind 

In some cultures it's not even taboo, this vice news doc investigated a niche  Colombian tradition where young men are made to lose their virginities to donkeys as a rite of passage to manhood.

 

Men are beasts. I'm probably late to the party.

[LordFall]

26 minutes ago, Inliytened1 said:

Men are beasts. I'm probably late to the party.

 

30 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

A warning, or an invitation?

@Inliytened1 We can continue our conversation on what women like on this one. We'll bring back our man Jordan Peterson with this quote he has which I think is pretty interesting

"What do women want in a male hero? Well, he’s got to be a dangerous man... He’s a monster, but he’s a monster who can be tamed by the right woman. That’s the Beauty and the Beast archetype. That’s why women like pirates, vampires, werewolves, surgeons, and billionaires... A doctor or a billionaire is a dominant male in the social hierarchy. A pirate, a vampire, or a werewolf is a dominant male outside the social hierarchy."

 I think Twilight shows a lot on human psychology. It's an allegory for high status males. Basic girl literally gets two supernatural super men to fight over her. It's the equivalent of harem anime where a dude who's not that special somehow conquers the world and gets all the girls pining for him while the writers make him as bland as possible so as many men as possible relate to him.

It's interesting human psychology on many levels. Teaches you what marketers know about all of us that we don't even know about ourselves. My own game Legend of the Abyss is a bit inspired by Twilight in that the main character is uses blood magic but it's more based on the bible and the book of exodus than actual Vampires. 

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[Inliytened1]

10 minutes ago, LordFall said:

 

@Inliytened1 We can continue our conversation on what women like on this one. We'll bring back our man Jordan Peterson with this quote he has which I think is pretty interesting

"What do women want in a male hero? Well, he’s got to be a dangerous man... He’s a monster, but he’s a monster who can be tamed by the right woman. That’s the Beauty and the Beast archetype. That’s why women like pirates, vampires, werewolves, surgeons, and billionaires... A doctor or a billionaire is a dominant male in the social hierarchy. A pirate, a vampire, or a werewolf is a dominant male outside the social hierarchy."

 I think Twilight shows a lot on human psychology. It's an allegory for high status males. Basic girl literally gets two supernatural super men to fight over her. It's the equivalent of harem anime where a dude who's not that special somehow conquers the world and gets all the girls pining for him while the writers make him as bland as possible so as many men as possible relate to him.

It's interesting human psychology on many levels. Teaches you what marketers know about all of us that we don't even know about ourselves. My own game Legend of the Abyss is a bit inspired by Twilight in that the main character is uses blood magic but it's more based on the bible and the book of exodus than actual Vampires. 

The one they want can't ever be tamed. Once he's tamed it is over. They want the one that needs to.be tamed

 

 

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