--- In SkunkworksAMA_at_yahoogroups.com, spudugly@... wrote:
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> "Normal" is a very narrow definition and only a very small
percentage of people would fit into that mold - and by doing so -
would be concidered "strange".
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> The whole bestiality issue is much too large to be tackled on a
site like this (nor would it be very appropriate concidering this
site's purpose) but leaving the morality of it aside, concider
how "normal" we ourselves are compared to others.
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> To me, "yiffing" in a costume is much more strange an act then
venting the sexual urge on an amiable sheep (assuming the person is
just venting lust and is not actually "in love" with the sheep).
> When I first entered this fandom, I found fursuiting itself to be
excessivly strange and the idea that many suiters dress as the
opposite gender (a guy in a ZigZag costume and so forth) was
definatly not my idea of normal. But after so many years, I've
become comfortable with it and even personally know a herm-suiter.
I still don't think it's "normal" by my internal standard, but I'm
comfortable with it now - it's ceased to weird me out.
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> I know people both online and off who very much enjoy the act of
bestiality and so long as there is no harm being done to either
party, I am fine with it. I'm the same with homosexuals,
transexuals, and anyone else. I've found both emotional and sexual
satisfaction with the gender and species of my choice, and there's no
harm done. They should have the same chance. Or as my father was
fond of saying: "I got mine...let them get theirs."
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> I say all this not because I'm trying to promote bestiality, but
because I think it's terribly hypocritical to talk about the
acceptance and "normality" of homosexuals and Furries, and then in
the same breath condem those who practise bestiality.
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> All concidered, I've seen a lot more "abnormal" people in the
fandom then I know who practise bestiality.
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> D.O.P.R
Heh, heh, here's a really devoted fursuiter:
www.marcwolf.org
I've corresponded with him, and by the way, he doesn't use his
fursuit for yiffing. And he's a homosexual.
Long Tom.
Received on Fri Nov 02 2007 - 17:13:10 CDT