Has bestiality always been historically so taboo? Why? It doesn't result in pregnancy; did it result in diseases? Why did humans evolve to get so repulsed from touching genitals with other species?
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Yeah, seems close to gay activity tho? Homosexuality was shamed a lot in cultures, but also was approved of in some cultures too.
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i mean go back 60 years and it wouldn't seem different. I also suspect some forms of bestiality and incest will be more accepted in 100-200 years.
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100-200 years? The slippery slope moves much quicker than that. Especially since in some homosexual circles it’s already acceptable.
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Animals can never give consent. We as a society are moving ever more forward in a agreement that consent from our partners is vital. So I don’t see how you think we will suddenly go from greater support of “consent is vital” to “feel free to fuck something incapable of consent”
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Incest was actually encouraged in royal families to keep the blood lines pure
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I'd say people evolved or learned with homosexuality to understand it's not in the same category as those over the years. No?
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