Editing Understanding Bestiality and Zoophilia (section)

==Reason==
Before this book was written, there wasn't one single location for a psychiatrist to gain information to help a client who came out to them as [[zoosexual]]. The scattered psychological opinion was often puritanical and misinformed. Armed with that basic knowledge, Miletski met with some [[zoophiles]] and drafted a questionnaire to help gain some insight into their hidden lives. The questions on the survey were structured in such a way as to answer her [[Portal:Main|main]] research question, "Is there a sexual orientation toward non-human animals?", by using Francoeur's (1991) definition of "sexual orientation". A zoosexual would show:
# The existence of affectional orientation toward animals,
# The existence of sexual fantasies about animals, and
# The existence of erotic orientation toward animals.