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I’ve never even once wondered when screwing animals became taboo.

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Because I have to say this, which is sad: I personally think bestiality is gross My personal disgust response does not stop me from asking questions about the origin of cultural taboos I ask questions about a wide variety of taboo topics despite my personal disgust responses

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It's an interesting question, especially because other animals seem to do it: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-repro At some point humans evolved out of that behavior and I'm curious why and when that happened.

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Non-reproductive sexual behavior in animals - Wikipedia

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No. It’s not interesting; it’s disgusting. We’re not animals. We aren’t evolving- if anything we’re devolving because of people with your type of mentality.

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