Onyx
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Just in case you did not already know, Zoophilia is a sexual fixation on another species besides your own, while Necrophilia is a sexual fixation with dead bodies.
I have no problems with either of these sexual attractions as fetishes, but I do have issues with acting on each. For Bestiality, there is the question of how another species could consent to sex. With Necrophilia, there is the question of the sanctity of the dead.
I have heard unique arguments from each, as I have personally known advocates for both.
For the Zoophile I knew, who was very intelligent and articulate, argued that an animal could consent to sex, and referenced times in nature when two different species would have sex with each other.
I knew a supporter of Necrophillia (not a necrophiliac), who claimed that if a living person consented to being used for sexual purposes after death, then the act of having sex with their corpse could be justified. He argued that there could be Necrophile clubs where necrophiliacs could have sex with medically preserved corpses, which I found to be an interesting argument.
Anyways, discuss....
I have no problems with either of these sexual attractions as fetishes, but I do have issues with acting on each. For Bestiality, there is the question of how another species could consent to sex. With Necrophilia, there is the question of the sanctity of the dead.
I have heard unique arguments from each, as I have personally known advocates for both.
For the Zoophile I knew, who was very intelligent and articulate, argued that an animal could consent to sex, and referenced times in nature when two different species would have sex with each other.
I knew a supporter of Necrophillia (not a necrophiliac), who claimed that if a living person consented to being used for sexual purposes after death, then the act of having sex with their corpse could be justified. He argued that there could be Necrophile clubs where necrophiliacs could have sex with medically preserved corpses, which I found to be an interesting argument.
Anyways, discuss....