Animals cannot give informed consent to sexual interactions.
"but they come closer to be so they're comfortable with it!!"
That was probably caused by conditioning.
The keyword of the statement above is "informed"
Explain the risks of infection and other wounds on their genitals or other places as well as the risk of disease that can be transmitted sexually between human and animal in a way that the animal can then look at the options and decide if they still want to take that risk to engage with you.
animals are unaware of the harm it could cause them/you to have a sexual relationship, most animals who are “consenting” to human contact were abused/conditioned into it!
“If a paraphilia is only considered a 'disorder' when it causes a person severe distress or hurts someone else, what happens when society’s judgment is the only thing causing that distress? If a person has an atypical interest that is completely harmless and safe, but they feel miserable because they are terrified of being judged, is the problem inside their own head, or is the problem how society treats them?”
- (question from a friend)
If said person’s distress exists solely because they fear being rejected, that would show that the interest itself is not necessarily pathological. The distress may instead reflect social stigma, internalized shame, or fear of discrimination.
Sometimes the problem is not inside the person’s head, but in the social environment that teaches them they should hate themselves for something deemed ‘evil’. The resulting distress is real, but its source may be external rather than intrinsic to the interest itself.
"" a headmate whose role revolves around having fun. They may encourage other members of their system to enjoy themselves, or they may front and participate in those activities themself. They may also entertain their headmates through humor or silliness, priding themselves in their ability to make others laugh and smile. They strive for the system’s life to be colorful, amusing, and joyful. ""
Dove Queer.
An umbrella term for Queer people that don't fit the common / generalized expectation of a Queer person within society — even the Queer / LGBTQ+ community itself.
Archive and additional information Here(link).
Dove Trans.
A label under Dove Queer for Trans people that don't fit the common / generalized expectation of a Trans person within society — even the Queer / LGBTQ+ community itself.
Archive and additional information Here(link).
tagging @radiomogai for on-site archival
