Is this beastiality?

[kentaurosalpha]

I have a story about a woman changed by a curse into a centaur who becomes a broodmare on stud farm. Is a centaur coupling with horses within the submission rules? There are, after all, stories here of humans coupling with centaurs.

 

[MillieDynamite]

I have a story about a woman changed by a curse into a centaur who becomes a broodmare on stud farm. Is a centaur coupling with horses within the submission rules? There are, after all, stories here of humans coupling with centaurs.

Interesting question, the answer to which, I don't have a clue. But my guess is it won't make the cut.

 

[HeyAll]

I'm pretty sure that if it's fictional it's not beastiality.

Same with werewolves and so forth. Not beastiality.

 

[yowser]

My guess is that if it is in 'Non-human' you will be fine.

If the category is 'Incest' however, there may be a problem.

 

[KeithD]

Whatever happens, if this one is submitted here, it would be good to receive a report here on how it was received and dealt with by Laurel.

 

[RejectReality]

The centaur isn't the problem. The horses are. Not going to fly because of that.

 

[Magineer]

The word is BESTIALITY.

 

[Payne_Hall]

If it isn’t accepted, you could try making it a unicorn and/or Pegasus farm because mythical creatures usually are okay if I recall correctly.

 

[lovecraft68]

Another joke rule....a Centaur is okay

What is a centaur? A centaur is half human half horse, but the 'business end" is that of a horse so if a guy is fucking a female centaur he's sticking a horse's vag...male centaur its a horse's cock....

That's cool though, but don't use an actual horse.

The justification of people with a bestie kink borders on delusional. If its furry and fucking and you're stroking, guess what? You enjoy bestiality...at least in fantasy kink form, and I don't judge the kink, just the denial and another of Lits wink wink 'rules'

 

[Payne_Hall]

Another joke rule....a Centaur is okay

What is a centaur? A centaur is half human half horse, but the 'business end" is that of a horse so if a guy is fucking a female centaur he's sticking a horse's vag...male centaur its a horse's cock....

That's cool though, but don't use an actual horse.

The justification of people with a bestie kink borders on delusional. If its furry and fucking and you're stroking, guess what? You enjoy bestiality...at least in fantasy kink form, and I don't judge the kink, just the denial and another of Lits wink wink 'rules'

Are you trying to tell me that if I get a fursuit design custom made to look like Violent J’s from ICP, it would still be the same wolf fursuit design as before with clown coloring?

Damn it, I see the point…

 

[RejectReality]

Another joke rule....a Centaur is okay

What is a centaur? A centaur is half human half horse, but the 'business end" is that of a horse so if a guy is fucking a female centaur he's sticking a horse's vag...male centaur its a horse's cock....

That's cool though, but don't use an actual horse.

The justification of people with a bestie kink borders on delusional. If its furry and fucking and you're stroking, guess what? You enjoy bestiality...at least in fantasy kink form, and I don't judge the kink, just the denial and another of Lits wink wink 'rules'

It's not all that confusing, really. Ability to consent is the primary point. After that, natural existing animals and cosmetically 'modified' versions are forbidden. ( Dogs with feathered tails, the crystal foxes from one of the recent Star Wars flicks, etc. ) Well-established fantasy creatures such as werewolves, centaurs, and unicorns are typically allowed, so long as there is reasonably prevalent evidence in the lore that the creatures are sentient.

If a very specific setting is used, and said creature is not depicted as sentient in the original media — even when other media does — they are off limits. It's similar to the prohibition against aging up characters from a setting who never reached adulthood in the original media.

This typically only applies to Celeb&Fanfic where such stories are supposed to go, but in cases where Laurel didn't recognize the setting, it can apply to whatever category the story ended up in. The odds are high that this will be a rejection after the fact, pointed out by a reader.

A fairly reasonable thought experiment when determining whether something will pass ( assuming demonstrated ability to consent ) is whether a photo of the act delivered to the local police would likely result in an arrest. A dog or horse is going to lead to handcuffs. A mermaid, centaur, or cat-girl is going to result in eye rolls or perhaps suspicion about the person delivering the photo, rather than the person in it.

In this specific example where all participants are non-human, it fails on both primary criteria because one of the participants is an existing normal animal, and not ( at least in the OP description ) demonstrated to be sentient.

 

[Bramblethorn]

It's not all that confusing, really. Ability to consent is the primary point. After that, natural existing animals and cosmetically 'modified' versions are forbidden. ( Dogs with feathered tails, the crystal foxes from one of the recent Star Wars flicks, etc. )

This is a pretty good description from what I can tell, but not universal. I've seen some stories here that were basically "mutant squid impregnates woman" with no indication that the squid is any more sapient than the normal Earth varieties. Maybe Laurel decided the vibe was closer to "alien sex" than "farm sex" in that case?

A fairly reasonable thought experiment when determining whether something will pass ( assuming demonstrated ability to consent ) is whether a photo of the act delivered to the local police would likely result in an arrest.

Although, last I heard bestiality was still legal in New Mexico and West Virginia (and until a couple of months ago, Hawaii and Wyoming too). Another of those cases where RL legality doesn't necessarily align with Literotica rules.

In this specific example where all participants are non-human, it fails on both primary criteria because one of the participants is an existing normal animal, and not ( at least in the OP description ) demonstrated to be sentient.

Yeah, you'd have to go to Laurel to be sure, but I agree this probably wouldn't fly.