Describe: bestiality

describe 39d ago

Tag description

Proposed

sexual relations between a human being and an animal

Applied

Sexual relations between a human or humanoid and a non-humanoid animal or creature.

note We should use what's official in the dictionary instead of coming up with our own meaning. That way, it will be less bias

staff Going with this, as always open new suggestion if disagree

ranchdong

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"Humanoid" rather than "human"

Note: "human like person" a human or a lookalike having sex with animals not monster, demons or any other creatures who has a brain or has a different catagory such as tentacles

It is not necessary to be HUMAN being ;) we can adjust it to make as between PERSON and an animal.

I like Porcupine's definition. Slimes, and most monsters that don't look like animals should not be part of this tag. Furries shouldn't either. Insects are fine tho, since they are animals.

Someone who loves animal a lot... like too much

i agree with the main description b/c Insects and Neko shouldnt be added in bestiality tag.

Including "non-humanoid creature" means it includes slimes and excluded nekomimi from the not human side. Almost every other creature that is not an animal has a tag.

agreed, zincladencrimecough's sugestion is better

Also think zincladencrimecough's suggestion is better

I agree with zincladen. The dictionary definition doesn't recognize kemonomimis or similar humanoids as a thing. Or insect sex.

I suggest: "Sexual relations between a human or humanoid and a non-humanoid animal or creature."

Instead of just human I suggest: "sexual relations between a human being or kemonomimi, and an animal." Otherwise they could fall through the gap as they don't usually count as furries.

sex with a human and an animal yo

Dictionary writers were not thinking of hentai websites when they wrote those. In the context of this (and similar) places, I feel like "Sexual activity between a human and a non-humanoid animal or creature" would fit better. There are many monsters and fictional living creatures which are not technically "animals", but which would arguably still be considered "bestiality", as long as they're not very human-like (such as vampires, demons, etc).

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