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== Zoophilia can therefore be presented as a variant of love for animals. == Yes, many like animals. It is all the more peculiar, however, that almost all of their animals deny their animals any sexuality. Bitches are sterilized or given medication to suppress their [[heat]]. Males are stuffed full of drive-suppressing tablets, or they are completely emasculated. And why the whole thing? Because it doesn't fit the picture of the cute little cuddly toy when Fifi suddenly clings to his owner's leg or Asta puts her tail to one side when you stroke her back. Animals have to be kind and innocent! Most people don't want to have anything to do with the fact that they, too, are drive-controlled beings with sexual needs! <div class="editsection" style="float:right;margin-left:5px;"> [ [https://web.archive.org/web/20070113165626/http://zoowiki.zetapin.de/index.php?title=Pro_und_Kontra&action=edit§ion=31 edit] ] </div>
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