Guys, If you want legal zoophilia...(self.zoophilia)
submitted 2017-06-05 01:16:30 by Vendetra
Move to japan! Sure it's still taboo, but it is legal!
[deleted] 0 points on 2017-06-05 02:04:49
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SCP_2547 1 point on 2017-06-05 02:28:44
I've always questioned what would happen if they did find out. I mean, there is no proof the animal has given consent...
I also keep wondering why it is actually legal there.
Japan is a beautiful country, though. But moving to a different country to have legal sex? Hell no.
Can't see why somebody would ever do that.
Skgrsgpf 1 point on 2017-06-07 05:03:11
But moving to a different country to have legal sex? Hell no.
Can't see why somebody would ever do that.
Why do you think it is a bad idea for someone to move to a place where the laws are more favorable?
SCP_2547 1 point on 2017-06-07 10:57:33
Just seems plain stupid to me. Are you seriously going to learn their language, get used to the place, go trough the trouble of moving, etc. so you don't get caught? If you think it's worth it, nobody wants to hear your regret story.
And I don't really trust places where bestiality is legal.
It will be made illegal at some point and rape is already illegal, you don't have any evidence the animal has given consent.
[deleted] 1 point on 2017-06-07 06:13:35
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ZooMasil 1 point on 2017-06-05 03:11:12
Lived there 6 years, as a tall white person I would not recommend it, things are too small and people just assume you're an ignorant foreigner, that being said, cool place.
OmochanoshiAt her Majesty Mare service 2 points on 2017-06-05 10:02:31
There is no worst racist than a Japanese.
Been there, never again.
SCP_2547 1 point on 2017-06-05 11:55:58
I know this is racist on it's own, but don't do other asians do this too?
Heard many stories that blacks and whites were photographed and being watched all the time.
OmochanoshiAt her Majesty Mare service 1 point on 2017-06-05 13:50:58
I went to China, Vietnam, Laos and Japan.
Chineses are arrogant, but after a drink they are more gentle.
Vietnameses are welcoming and interested by European culture.
Laotians are very friendly.
Japaneses are racist. "Gaijin-san" was my name there. And no, it's not an innocent word. It's insulting.
SCP_2547 1 point on 2017-06-05 14:15:38
I always expected the Japanese to be more polite. I even thought they were known for being so polite. Strange.
I've never been there yet, so I wouldn't really know, really.
I've searched up the word you mentioned and it indeed does not sound very friendly.
And about Vietnamese people, I've only met a few of them but they were indeed nice people.
ILuvAZN 1 point on 2017-06-09 02:23:30
How is being called foreigner offensive
OmochanoshiAt her Majesty Mare service 3 points on 2017-06-09 13:24:37
Being named "gaijin-san" by a Japanese is insulting.
And "gaijin-sama" is worst.
"-san" is a polite suffix, ordinary used with the first name.
Used with a word, "-san" is a disdain way to tell "whatever is your name".
ILuvAZN 1 point on 2017-06-11 05:01:51
Ah, I see
Skgrsgpf 1 point on 2017-06-10 05:09:19
Do you know anything about other East Asian countries (South Korea, North Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Cambodia, Thailand, Brunei, etc.)?
OmochanoshiAt her Majesty Mare service 1 point on 2017-06-10 08:19:52
I only traveled to Japan, China, Vietnam and Laos.
lovemelikethat 2 points on 2017-06-13 21:59:37
One think I know for sure people are lot more nice than here in the USA
ZooMasil 2 points on 2017-06-14 12:38:23
well that just fucking depends were you are doesn't it. Some places in the USA are really god damn nice and some places in japan are shit veiled with a thin layer of social politeness so that some idiot on reddit will think that's what niceness is, it all just fucking depends. (sorry if this sounds mean I'm really hung over)
LateossWuz gud 3 points on 2017-06-05 03:34:51
I mean if you really think that legality is going to make that much of a difference in your life then sure you could...
Although your life would probably undergo a complete overhaul. You would have to learn the language, traverse legal issues such as citizenship and buying a property, leave behind everyone you know wherever you live, and of course find some way to financially stabilize yourself, not to mention becoming familiar with the culture.
Just food for thought of course, the idea is pretty far out and seriously has more cons than pros though :P
Skgrsgpf 1 point on 2017-06-07 05:04:40
There's also the issue of customs regulations (import/export) if one is taking their animal(s) with them to a different country.
UntamedAnomaly 1 point on 2017-06-07 06:14:10
Nevermind the fact that living in Japan is even more expensive than living in New York. Most of us can't even afford to live in someplace like New York, let alone Japan.
OrcanTahoe 1 point on 2017-06-05 06:14:23
I care more for it to be socially accepted than to be legal to be honest.
Wether it's a human or a dog/horse, you don't have sex in public places, you hide yourselves. Except if you get caught, people don't have anything to sue you, so I don't really see any problem with that.
But if you just display your love as a zoosexual and say it proudly like it should be, then bye bye social life. People will harshly judge you and see you badly, and you might eventually end up having problems with justice if It goes really wrong.
Plus, if it's socially accepted, it will eventually become accepted by the law as well. Look at homosexuality.
SCP_2547 1 point on 2017-06-05 11:58:52
Plus, if it's socially accepted, it will eventually become accepted by the law as well. Look at homosexuality.
Except our relationships are different. That's the problem.
If we are ever accepted in humanity we are already dead. IF we get ever accepted that is...
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I've always questioned what would happen if they did find out. I mean, there is no proof the animal has given consent...
I also keep wondering why it is actually legal there.
Japan is a beautiful country, though. But moving to a different country to have legal sex? Hell no.
Can't see why somebody would ever do that.
Why do you think it is a bad idea for someone to move to a place where the laws are more favorable?
Just seems plain stupid to me. Are you seriously going to learn their language, get used to the place, go trough the trouble of moving, etc. so you don't get caught? If you think it's worth it, nobody wants to hear your regret story.
And I don't really trust places where bestiality is legal.
It will be made illegal at some point and rape is already illegal, you don't have any evidence the animal has given consent.
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Lived there 6 years, as a tall white person I would not recommend it, things are too small and people just assume you're an ignorant foreigner, that being said, cool place.
There is no worst racist than a Japanese.
Been there, never again.
I know this is racist on it's own, but don't do other asians do this too?
Heard many stories that blacks and whites were photographed and being watched all the time.
I went to China, Vietnam, Laos and Japan.
Chineses are arrogant, but after a drink they are more gentle.
Vietnameses are welcoming and interested by European culture.
Laotians are very friendly.
Japaneses are racist. "Gaijin-san" was my name there. And no, it's not an innocent word. It's insulting.
I always expected the Japanese to be more polite. I even thought they were known for being so polite. Strange.
I've never been there yet, so I wouldn't really know, really.
I've searched up the word you mentioned and it indeed does not sound very friendly.
And about Vietnamese people, I've only met a few of them but they were indeed nice people.
How is being called foreigner offensive
Being named "gaijin-san" by a Japanese is insulting.
And "gaijin-sama" is worst.
"-san" is a polite suffix, ordinary used with the first name.
Used with a word, "-san" is a disdain way to tell "whatever is your name".
Ah, I see
Do you know anything about other East Asian countries (South Korea, North Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Cambodia, Thailand, Brunei, etc.)?
I only traveled to Japan, China, Vietnam and Laos.
One think I know for sure people are lot more nice than here in the USA
well that just fucking depends were you are doesn't it. Some places in the USA are really god damn nice and some places in japan are shit veiled with a thin layer of social politeness so that some idiot on reddit will think that's what niceness is, it all just fucking depends. (sorry if this sounds mean I'm really hung over)
I mean if you really think that legality is going to make that much of a difference in your life then sure you could...
Although your life would probably undergo a complete overhaul. You would have to learn the language, traverse legal issues such as citizenship and buying a property, leave behind everyone you know wherever you live, and of course find some way to financially stabilize yourself, not to mention becoming familiar with the culture.
Just food for thought of course, the idea is pretty far out and seriously has more cons than pros though :P
There's also the issue of customs regulations (import/export) if one is taking their animal(s) with them to a different country.
Nevermind the fact that living in Japan is even more expensive than living in New York. Most of us can't even afford to live in someplace like New York, let alone Japan.
I care more for it to be socially accepted than to be legal to be honest.
Wether it's a human or a dog/horse, you don't have sex in public places, you hide yourselves. Except if you get caught, people don't have anything to sue you, so I don't really see any problem with that.
But if you just display your love as a zoosexual and say it proudly like it should be, then bye bye social life. People will harshly judge you and see you badly, and you might eventually end up having problems with justice if It goes really wrong.
Plus, if it's socially accepted, it will eventually become accepted by the law as well. Look at homosexuality.
Except our relationships are different. That's the problem.
If we are ever accepted in humanity we are already dead. IF we get ever accepted that is...