Introduction
Some shocking facts are emerging as a result of man's preoccupation with what is termed the 'sexual revolution'. Forms of sexual behavior which were little discussed and most often ignored are sweeping into the foreground of public interest and sexual activities which were once regarded as outright 'perversions' are now no longer taboo and are being openly embraced and even more widely accepted by those who consider themselves 'liberated'.
In MAN, WOMAN AND BEAST author Jory Sherman observes ...
"Man is multisexual. That is, there are many sides to his sexual nature. He goes through various stages all through his lifetime, even if they be only symbolic or psychological." (20)
Whereas BESTIALITY was once considered the moronic device of barnyard perverts and mentally deficient practitioners it is being discovered that more and more people of above average intelligence and high income are indulging in this particular vice. Psychiatrists and psychologists world-wide are hearing more and more intimate confessions of men and women, all of above average intelligence for the most part, admitting that they lusted for and submitted to the erotic embrace of a sexually aroused beast.
Dr. D. 0. Caldwell, in his booklet, ANIMAL CONTACTS observes ...
"In former times, sexual experiences between men and animals were regarded as a perversion on the part of the man. More recent studies indicate that man, in having sexual relations with lower animals, is merely persuing basic biological instinct. Psychologists who have given the matter serious study from, an unbiased point of view are of the opinion that the sexual urge and outlet are of far more importance than the nature or form of the outlet. It is, therefore, the opinion of such psychologists that man's sexual experiences with the lower animals represent a diversion ... rather than a perversion." (5)
Throughout history men and women have had sexual relations with animals of all shapes and sizes. Doctors have been summoned to separate women from large dogs, have witnessed the bloody brutality of a woman raped and torn by a bull or stallion, have heard the confessions of women who have suffered sexual violations by animals such as cats, dogs, fish and reptiles. There is no limit to the untold passion women have experienced by searching the animal kingdom for the kind of sensual satisfaction that they so desperately crave. Any sexual activity which can be indulged in between men and women can be duplicated with members of the animal kingdom. Women have confessed to wildly fellating a dog's penis, to having received canine and even equine intercourse, to having indulged in acts of sodomy and buggery with a wide variety of barnyard pets. It is not animals which have perverted man but man who has perverted the animal kingdom with his own sensual and corrupt nature.
In the world of swappers and swingers a wide variety of animals are commonly seen and are widely used as 'sex companions', as novelty sex toys to soothe and satisfy the raging passions of a liberated and truly sensual group of people who feel that there should be no restrictions, no taboos, to thwart the satisfaction of their seething sexual passions.
As a result more and more animals are being used as sex pets and what has become known as the 'sporting dog' and the 'party dog' are becoming more and more common in our society. Dog breeders who once barely made ends meet are now finding a wealth of income awaiting them for supplying the 'modern liberated swinger' with talented sex pets who can satisfy every sexual passion from analism to sodomy.
Today swingers and those singles who are sexually 'liberated' are discovering that animal sexual contact can add a great deal to life, that much can be said for experiencing 'unbridled passion' in a lusty canine embrace and that true freedom lies in shaking all outmoded 'taboos'.
We are indeed becoming a broad-minded society when those who have had bestial contact are quite willing to admit their escapades and when psychiatrists are being overwhelmed with confessions of passionate men and women who have indulged in bestial affairs with a wide variety of animals.
Anthropologists assure us that bestiality has been existent since the beginning of man when our cave-like ancestors often assuaged their sexual passions on dumb beasts who surrounded them.
In CASEBOOK: FEMALE BEHAVIOR author Roger Blake observes ...
"Many anthropologists, including some of the Kinsey researchers, say that the question should not be why do some women have sex with animals, but why do human beings NOT have sex with animals. Social conditioning, they claim, is the only deterrent." (3)
In this modern age where every aspect of sexuality has been given 'special attention' it is in our own best interest that we take a closer look at a sexual pastime which is indulged in by more and more members of our liberated society.
It is only the bestialists themselves who can give us their own intimate and very personal stories and justify their controversial sexual views.
Lorraine Mason, 1974