>>33486754
As a matter of fact, it's the ASPD you're referring to. Act like an asshole for long enough, and once you reach adulthood it magically becomes a part of your personality.
>>33487063
I beg to differ, good sir. They're the reason why I consistently strive to do better. They taught me what loss and suffering is, and in my drive to avoid those two things I've become a more tactful and successful individual overall.
>>33487204
Boo! You sound cute saying that, but I'm harmless, I promise. :) You're right that OP should be more careful in the expression of his desires though, since society doesn't take too kindly to those who "abuse" other animals or harm them to begin with... See figure "a" below:
>>33487365
Y'know I really do appreciate the irony of using the term "mad dog" on a zoophile thread, but alas, we're here now, aren't we? What's with the unnecessary outrage? Does it get cold up there, on the moral high ground? Lmao, there's nothing wrong with fun, harmless experiments since morality is entirely subjective anyways. They're just arbitrary rules to enforce positive social conditioning. Obviously I still follow rules, most of the time! It's just that me and OP get into certain other socially unacceptable "interests" from time to time. It's all relatively harmless fun. I suppose it all might be a bit "primitive" for your liking though. Maybe I'll pull a Zach and start namefagging for the purpose of fucking you morally outraged NPC's around. In any case, I wish all of you fun people the best. Especially you (
>>33485797), you take your interests to town, and do it with style. I can respect that.
