You can never know. Everyone is different, don't you get it? You. don't. know. who. will. accept. your. zoophilia. Do you understand?

Obviously everyone is different and has varying opinions. Obviously you can't read minds. None of that is being claimed. To some degree though you can get some idea of which people are safer than others. It won't always be correct, that's true, I don't think anyone is claiming that. But it does reduce risk.

So none of those will have future animals? Yeaaah, no. Even then, you're ruining your own life in a way as people will hold a grudge against you.

Yes actually, not everyone is going to have animals their entire life. They might be no longer in a position to care for them due to living situation, health, or age. Or they might just no longer wish to have animals. Nobody is put at risk by these people going public. I'm not saying that this is a common situation, I was using it as an example of how even going completely public about it can be, in certain situations, not all that dangerous.

I didn't really address social consequences because I didn't find it relevant to legal risk. Being ostracized or outcast is going to have different weight to different people. If social risk was the only consequence, I doubt you'd care nearly as much.

You're straight up admitting you want to rape animals, or even have already done it.

But is there evidence that this was said? Unless your coming out involved exchanging photos or a written confession "I have sex with animals" there won't be. It's going to be hard to get people to care about "My neighbor said he wants to fuck a dog" without any evidence. In the chance that it does get a knock on the door, it doesn't mean an investigation will be launched or that evidence will be found. If you're concerned about leaving DNA evidence, it shouldn't matter if you're 'out' or not (accidents happen).

Don't compare coming out to those things. These are COMPLETELY different situations. It makes absolutely zero sense. These things aren't even as dangerous as coming out. You can take precautions with these things, you can't with coming out because it's basically like gambling.

They're different situations, but more comparable than you think. I can take precautions in backpacking, yes. But I cannot, ever, eliminate the risk. I cannot guarantee that a dog won't slip a collar, I can't keep my eyes on the dogs at all times to guarantee they won't eat something dangerous, I can't guarantee that the weather won't turn dangerous, and so on. I feel the benefits outweigh the risk and that I can minimize the risk to an acceptable level, but I can't eliminate it because there are so many factors I cannot ever predict or control. If you think that the risk can be eliminated, you shouldn't be doing it.

You can take precautions in coming out. You can avoid keeping incriminating files and conversations on record. You can avoid sharing explicit information. You can only tell people who you trust to respond a certain way. You can research your local and state laws as well as specific cases in your area to learn what's likely to happen in worst-case scenario. But no matter what, there's still going to be risk. Whether or not that's acceptable is up to the individual. If someone thinks they can eliminate the risk or that there's none, they shouldn't be doing it.

Don't you dare judge me for throwing my dog in a volcano, man.

That's not equivalent and you know it. Coming out isn't a for-certain death sentence for anyone involved and shouldn't be treated that way. It's risky, but taking a calculated risk isn't the same as intentional cruelty.

It's interesting to me that zootrashcan's comments are strictly to his opinions and his answers to your questions, and your comments seem to have a lot of sarcasm, mockery, and exaggeration. I'm not saying that alone makes his responses seem more credible, but I think it helps.

I'd love to see a comparison of furries-in-general to feral-furries.

So, what do you want from me now?

I would choose for you to absolutely stop all zoophiles from doing such a risky thing, but I guess we can't do that, can we?
Can't please everybody, right?

A grudge is it you´re holding against me?

I'm surprised you didn't catch that earlier.
Or maybe you realized I almost hate everything? I mean, everyone knows that by now.

Fine, whatever floats your boat. But guess what, all this anger against any random outward phenomenon like my opinions or society or ....(insert random enemy) only make me wonder what your REAL problem is. I have a feeling that´s not solely the problem here you cannot "properly perform" with your dog...

Believe it or not, it MAY be.
Before you judge me for that, you don't know the full story of it. Also, some things (that may be less important to some other people, but may be more important to others) can make a person depressed.
It MAY be the cause of it, but I don't know?
Unless you're talking about the grudge that I have growing towards you, it's all in our previous arguments.
It's not worth to tell you as you have ignored these arguments in the past. And it'd be off-topic and irrelevant in this thread. Even though I'm so tempted to make a full list of it and say it all out loud, you'd probably ignore this reply, like the others, anyways.
But I'll give you two hints:
First. You say one thing, later you contradict yourself.
Second. You say one thing you've did, but when somebody else does it, it's suddenly different.
You have done these things so much that I really despise you so much. You have such a big ego and think you're better than others.
I usually don't have a problem with that, but I draw the line where you think you've got more rights or have better opinions than others because a reason you've made up, probably to ignore others arguments or just don't want to argue.

And my hatred towards society?
Ehm, humans? Do I have to tell you why I hate them? Hopefully not, but I'll give you this instead:
One of the reasons I hate humans so much is their sheepy behavior, like how we zoophiles are unfairly treated. But at the same time I hold a grudge against most if not all zoophiles myself! Ain't that funny? It's not a joke, though.
One of the reasons I hate zoophiles is this thread. We as zoophiles love our animals very much, yet they'd risk their animal's life just to feel better about them by coming out.
But what takes the cake is you.
You told me that zoophilia is about the animals and that any benefits for the humans aren't important and may just be only a small bonus, yet here you are. There's always risk involved, yet THIS should be allowed if one zoo is sure it's safe (Even though you can't know, and this is the riskiest thing we can do as zoophiles.)
I'm absolutely ashamed and disgusted by this behavior zoophiles are displaying here, so much that I'd even wish they'd experience it themselves, just so they can finally realize what they are doing is idiotic behavior.

You really need to sort out your anger issues, mate. I honestly hope for you that your attraction towards dogs isn´t just a symptom of your hatred towards humans, tunring your dog into a mere substitute for something else you cannot have because of your hatred.

And how many times have I heard that?
Who knows? My attraction is pretty weird compared to other zoophiles.
I have a feeling that my attraction isn't as strong as others, but this may be because I already am an unhappy individual to begin with.
And of course, recently I lost most of my attraction as I realized there exists no romance in animals. Not to mention I've changed my mind on letting animals give you oral, which to me is exploitation and abuse.
But who would know? Our little non-zoo friend told me it was depression and he has gained my trust more than any zoophile has here.
It makes sense, as I trust no zoophile at all. And he seems more reasonable than... almost anyone who've met.

I usually don´t encourage young ones to try illegal drugs, but in your case, the occasional few bongs or doobies, consumed on a daily basis, could really shift your emotional imbalance towards a healthier spectrum.

Yeah well you were curious why I hate you? This is one of the many reasons.
You're a junkie. Not trying to insult you, but I don't trust people who take drugs. It just is how I think.
Only the people here who do drugs told me that certain things didn't matter, and drugs just happen to be one of those things that really influence your mind.
So what I'm saying is that those positive thoughts are basically the drugs speaking, and for that reason won't really listen to it.

Do you think that if a person avoids all people who smoke, wouldn't even think about doing it, doesn't trust junkies and barely drinks any alcohol and is somebody who already gets addicted fast, would that person ever try drugs?
Obvious answer is no. And you didn't catch it yet, that's me.
And it's even funnier, because I'm looking forward to doing quite some illegal things, but of course drugs ain't any of them.
Drugs is probably my last resort. I can only see myself taking it if after I lost my girl to the police, if I survive, at least.

Fuc*in` chill OUT dood! Not everything that is partially contradicting your beliefs and viewpoints is an attack.

See? This is what I'm talking about.
You can't simply tell someone not to suddenly care any more. This is why I think the drugs are talking.
It makes no sense: ''Stop caring.''
Yes, let me just flip this switch. ''OFF'' Wow, my life is fixed!
Guess what? I've got only one life and I'd rather not chill out while the death timer is ticking.

And of course, this is a reply that gets ignored like usual. I sometimes wonder, what's the point replying at all if you stop replying so quickly?
This is Reddit, you're here to discuss and argue. Not ask something and ignore.

That's not how logic works.
It'll eventually happen. But if you think otherwise, good for you.
I think his opinions fit his stupid actions and can bring other zoos in danger.