Trybal Wolf / Familiar Lupine - Prideful zoophiliac

[Familiar Lupine]

Okay, I think I missed that.

All good.

 

[The Fool]

You're boring as shit dude I don't know why you came here.

 

[Familiar Lupine]

You're boring as shit dude I don't know why you came here.

I came here on request.

Might be an acquired taste, but who isn't.

 

[Fully Interlocking Pieces]

Why on earth did you decide that your legal name (or at least, the name you give everywhere in real life) should be "Trybal", and also why the hell did you spell it like that?

 

[Gym Leader Elesa]

I came here on request.

Might be an acquired taste, but who isn't.

Does this also apply to dog cock? Building on my earlier questions about sexuality, how do you feel about yours in general? Were you born to screw the pooch or is this just kind of a thing that developed one day when you were in the city park and just saw, like, the hottest dog ever?

 

[Familiar Lupine]

Why on earth did you decide that your legal name (or at least, the name you give everywhere in real life) should be "Trybal", and also why the hell did you spell it like that?

Trybal was just a name that sort of came to me out of the blue. It just came to me, fit well, and I adopted it. I don't actually know why I spelled it with a "y" other than that it seemed more representative of me.

Does this also apply to dog cock? Building on my earlier questions about sexuality, how do you feel about yours in general? Were you born to screw the pooch or is this just kind of a thing that developed one day when you were in the city park and just saw, like, the hottest dog ever?

I really like my sexuality, it is open, diverse, and I feel as though it adds something to my life. In a way it is the same as furry is to me, just opens a new window through which to view the world.

I would never say that I was "born to screw the pooch", mainly because I have no intention of ever doing that. Zoophilia was never something that suddenly happened or began for me. I was always obsessed with dogs growing up, and as I matured, so did my interest. To this day I love spending time with dogs, time not in a sexual way at all, I just enjoy their company. A guy would much rather spend time with an attractive girl than an ugly one, and this is how I feel about dogs, I enjoy spending time with them because I find them attractive. I enjoy the geometry of their anatomy, the structure of their bones, I just really appreciate their form. So no, I was not born to engage in sex with animals, but I was born appreciating them a lot.

 

[Gym Leader Elesa]

I really like my sexuality, it is open, diverse, and I feel as though it adds something to my life. In a way it is the same as furry is to me, just opens a new window through which to view the world.

I would never say that I was "born to screw the pooch", mainly because I have no intention of ever doing that. Zoophilia was never something that suddenly happened or began for me. I was always obsessed with dogs growing up, and as I matured, so did my interest. To this day I love spending time with dogs, time not in a sexual way at all, I just enjoy their company. A guy would much rather spend time with an attractive girl than an ugly one, and this is how I feel about dogs, I enjoy spending time with them because I find them attractive. I enjoy the geometry of their anatomy, the structure of their bones, I just really appreciate their form. So no, I was not born to engage in sex with animals, but I was born appreciating them a lot.

Intriguing. So you feel like your sexuality is a natural part of you that grew out of other interests. But do you feel like the seeds of it were always there? For example, looking back on it does it all seem obvious to you now or was your growing attraction something of a shock to you?

How do you feel about people who deride you for your preferences? You can be honest with me. Do they irritate you, or do you mostly ignore them? Since you never intend to act upon your attractions, do you simply feel like any hypothetical disapproval is irrelevant?

 

[Ol' Slag]

Trybal was just a name that sort of came to me out of the blue. It just came to me, fit well, and I adopted it. I don't actually know why I spelled it with a "y" other than that it seemed more representative of me.



I really like my sexuality, it is open, diverse, and I feel as though it adds something to my life. In a way it is the same as furry is to me, just opens a new window through which to view the world.

I would never say that I was "born to screw the pooch", mainly because I have no intention of ever doing that. Zoophilia was never something that suddenly happened or began for me. I was always obsessed with dogs growing up, and as I matured, so did my interest. To this day I love spending time with dogs, time not in a sexual way at all, I just enjoy their company. A guy would much rather spend time with an attractive girl than an ugly one, and this is how I feel about dogs, I enjoy spending time with them because I find them attractive. I enjoy the geometry of their anatomy, the structure of their bones, I just really appreciate their form. So no, I was not born to engage in sex with animals, but I was born appreciating them a lot.

Have you ever touched a dog in a sexual way? Masturbated to an actual dog?

 

[Familiar Lupine]

Intriguing. So you feel like your sexuality is a natural part of you that grew out of other interests. But do you feel like the seeds of it were always there? For example, looking back on it does it all seem obvious to you now or was your growing attraction something of a shock to you?

How do you feel about people who deride you for your preferences? You can be honest with me. Do they irritate you, or do you mostly ignore them? Since you never intend to act upon your attractions, do you simply feel like any hypothetical disapproval is irrelevant?

I would say that the seeds were always there. As much as I loved dogs as a young child, I am not surprised in the slightest that I am attracted to them today. Why would a child who loved girls in primary school be surprised later when he finds himself attracted to them?

I am not surprised at all when people take issue with my preferences. I was raised in an extremely conservative christian household so I am used to people taking issue with who I am. My church refused to let me join them on a mission trip because I asked too many questions, my parents disowned me for being gay, I have had a lot of people upset with various things about me for my whole life. Zoophilia is very much taboo in our society, and I do not blame anyone for feeling fear and disgust when someone identifies as a Zoo. This is due in part to the conventional idea of bestiality and the stereotype of just who someone who is attracted to animals is.

I am not irritated by those who would deride me for it, only irritated that they would jump to conclusions about me as a whole due to such a small part of who I am. In a perfect world we would get to know someone before casting judgement, but I would be lying if I said I did not do the same thing. We are human, we judge and are judged. That said, I will never hate someone because they assume things about me, I get it.

I understand the disapproval regarding the act of sex with animals, believe me I do. I would just hope that people would not take issue with an attraction the same way they do with an unethical act.

Have you ever touched a dog in a sexual way? Masturbated to an actual dog?

I have had a dog run up and start humping my leg, I am not sure who was more embarrassed, myself or the owner. Being attracted to them just makes situations like that all the more awkward. I am honestly much more into furry art than actual dogs.

 

[Ntwadumela]

I would say that the seeds were always there. As much as I loved dogs as a young child, I am not surprised in the slightest that I am attracted to them today. Why would a child who loved girls in primary school be surprised later when he finds himself attracted to them?

I am not surprised at all when people take issue with my preferences. I was raised in an extremely conservative christian household so I am used to people taking issue with who I am. My church refused to let me join them on a mission trip because I asked too many questions, my parents disowned me for being gay, I have had a lot of people upset with various things about me for my whole life. Zoophilia is very much taboo in our society, and I do not blame anyone for feeling fear and disgust when someone identifies as a Zoo. This is due in part to the conventional idea of bestiality and the stereotype of just who someone who is attracted to animals is.

I am not irritated by those who would deride me for it, only irritated that they would jump to conclusions about me as a whole due to such a small part of who I am. In a perfect world we would get to know someone before casting judgement, but I would be lying if I said I did not do the same thing. We are human, we judge and are judged. That said, I will never hate someone because they assume things about me, I get it.

I understand the disapproval regarding the act of sex with animals, believe me I do. I would just hope that people would not take issue with an attraction the same way they do with an unethical act.



I have had a dog run up and start humping my leg, I am not sure who was more embarrassed, myself or the owner. Being attracted to them just makes situations like that all the more awkward. I am honestly much more into furry art than actual dogs.

What type/species/breed of dog makes your libido go wild the most exactly?

 

[Familiar Lupine]

What type/species/breed of dog makes your libido go wild the most exactly?

I wouldn't say dogs have that affect on me... No wild libido or anything. Just a deep love and appreciation for them.

As far as aesthetics go, I really like Akitas, and Malemutes. I like their heavier build, sense of power, and dignified look. An ideal day for me would be one spent just sitting beside one on a beach. Just to be able to watch them respond to the sights and sounds. Just to observe and appreciate a shared moment with a beautiful creature.

 

[Fully Interlocking Pieces]

I would say that the seeds were always there. As much as I loved dogs as a young child, I am not surprised in the slightest that I am attracted to them today. Why would a child who loved girls in primary school be surprised later when he finds himself attracted to them?

I am not surprised at all when people take issue with my preferences. I was raised in an extremely conservative christian household so I am used to people taking issue with who I am. My church refused to let me join them on a mission trip because I asked too many questions, my parents disowned me for being gay, I have had a lot of people upset with various things about me for my whole life. Zoophilia is very much taboo in our society, and I do not blame anyone for feeling fear and disgust when someone identifies as a Zoo. This is due in part to the conventional idea of bestiality and the stereotype of just who someone who is attracted to animals is.

I am not irritated by those who would deride me for it, only irritated that they would jump to conclusions about me as a whole due to such a small part of who I am. In a perfect world we would get to know someone before casting judgement, but I would be lying if I said I did not do the same thing. We are human, we judge and are judged. That said, I will never hate someone because they assume things about me, I get it.

I understand the disapproval regarding the act of sex with animals, believe me I do. I would just hope that people would not take issue with an attraction the same way they do with an unethical act.



I have had a dog run up and start humping my leg, I am not sure who was more embarrassed, myself or the owner. Being attracted to them just makes situations like that all the more awkward. I am honestly much more into furry art than actual dogs.

I'm getting the feeling you're something along the lines of a non-practicing "virtuous zoophile", akin to virtuous pedos. Accurate summary?

And so if you find the actual sexual use of dogs to be rape, I'm assuming you don't seek out any material involving actual animals and just stick wholly to drawn stuff and human-on-human, yeah?

 

[Familiar Lupine]

I'm getting the feeling you're something along the lines of a non-practicing "virtuous zoophile", akin to virtuous pedos. Accurate summary?

And so if you find the actual sexual use of dogs to be rape, I'm assuming you don't seek out any material involving actual animals and just stick wholly to drawn stuff and human-on-human, yeah?

I would rather not be compared to a "Virtuous Pedo", but if the shoe fits right? Yeah I would say that is fair.

And also yes, I stick to furry and human stuff.

 

[VJ 120]

I would rather not be compared to a "Virtuous Pedo", but if the shoe fits right? Yeah I would say that is fair.

And also yes, I stick to furry and human stuff.

How do you expect to have a meaningful romantic relationship in your life if you're a zoophile? Animals can't love back the same way humans can. I mean, yes, I love my cat (in a non-romantic sense obviously), but he would make an absolutely terrible romantic partner... he shits in a box, he's rude, we will never have a full conversation, and he's going to die well before me.

Basically, even if you think it's a "normal" sexuality, how can it be "normal" if it's completely unrealistic and impractical? It hurts animals, it will cause you grief to constantly cycle through "romantic partners" (ugh) every few years, and it's clearly disturbing to other people to know about it. Why not just go through therapy to work through your problems?

 

[microwave purrito]

Why have you gone through so many jobs in such a short period of time (according to your G+ info)? Is it because of the dog-fucking thing? Or because you are an adult human being that calls themselves 'Trybal' to other adult human beings? Or maybe both?

 

[Familiar Lupine]

How do you expect to have a meaningful romantic relationship in your life if you're a zoophile? Animals can't love back the same way humans can. I mean, yes, I love my cat (in a non-romantic sense obviously), but he would make an absolutely terrible romantic partner... he shits in a box, he's rude, we will never have a full conversation, and he's going to die well before me.

Basically, even if you think it's a "normal" sexuality, how can it be "normal" if it's completely unrealistic and impractical? It hurts animals, it will cause you grief to constantly cycle through "romantic partners" (ugh) every few years, and it's clearly disturbing to other people to know about it. Why not just go through therapy to work through your problems?

Well, this is a an easy one to answer. I'm gay. Sure I might be attracted to animals as well, but when it comes to relationships and partners, its humans all the way.

Why have you gone through so many jobs in such a short period of time (according to your G+ info)? Is it because of the dog-fucking thing? Or because you are an adult human being that calls themselves 'Trybal' to other adult human beings? Or maybe both?

Lol no. I have been working for 5 years now, and have never really had just one job. I normally am working two jobs at once, and at one time was working three. Add to this, moving from Michigan to South Carolina and back to Michigan, and being disowned by my parents and forced to move, and it starts making sense.

1. I don't fuck dogs.

2. I have never been fired, but have always left of my own will (after putting in a 2-3 weeks notice), when I found a better opportunity.

3. Except for my parents, I have never in my life had a negative reaction from anyone IRL regarding my chosen name. Most people like it as a name, and the rest are completely neutral.

 

[Emperor Julian]

Why do you think the desire to have sex with animals isnt a behavioral disorder, especially considering that you acknowledge acting on it is inherently bad?

 

[Familiar Lupine]

Why do you think the desire to have sex with animals isnt a behavioral disorder, especially considering that you acknowledge acting on it is inherently bad?

I do not personally have a desire to have sex with animals. I find the concept of inter-species sex appealing, but it is not something I would want to do. Until such attraction led to actual "behavior", I could not classify it as a behavioral disorder. This attraction in no way hinders me in life.

 

[Ntwadumela]

I do not personally have a desire to have sex with animals. I find the concept of inter-species sex appealing, but it is not something I would want to do. Until such attraction led to actual "behavior", I could not classify it as a behavioral disorder. This attraction in no way hinders me in life.

Why describe yourself as a zoophile then? Clearly you don't fuck them or express a desire to do so either.

 

[Emperor Julian]

I do not personally have a desire to have sex with animals. I find the concept of inter-species sex appealing, but it is not something I would want to do. Until such attraction led to actual "behavior", I could not classify it as a behavioral disorder. This attraction in no way hinders me in life.

Doesn't that negate any obvious mental illness if the sufferer fails to perceive it as such?