non-human sex

[rob844]

Is this a taboo subject?

 

[A7inchPhildo]

As long as it is not a real life animal. You can not have sex with pigs. But pigs with wings are OK!

Literotica rules:
No sexual activity involving bestiality (you can write stories about supernatural beasts like ghosts, unicorns, werewolves, etc.)

 

[handlebars69]

yeh if you want dogs or anything you gotta go somewhere else

 

[Black Tulip]

Is this a taboo subject?

Did you forgot your spectacles?

NonHuman

 

[Colleen Thomas]

You can also find a good selection of non human sex in the sci-fi and fantasy category. ranging from elves to bug eyed aliens

-Colly

 

[handlebars69]

but no real life animals

 

[Black Tulip]

I don't think dead animals either.

 

[handlebars69]

ok how bout, no animals that exist in reality, past present or future

 

[snooper]

ok how bout, no animals that exist in reality, past present or future

Sounds about right. Long years ago, possibly in the last century there was a story on here about Tigger having it off with (I think) Pooh. It was written by an obnoxious character who keeps on reappearing with different names, but credit where credit is due, if you can believe a female Tigger with tits, it was well written.

 

[rob844]

Thank you all for your replies, I did notice the non-human section.
I often day dream , when at school I really enjoyed Greek Mythology what those gods got up to , taking on the shapes of various animals eg Leda and the Swan, still those greek writers may have not of been welcome here?. Still as you say Minatours and centaurs are ok?

 

[Akito01]

http://www.literotica.com/stories/showstory.php?id=98590

In the context of mythology, it seems beast stories are alright too. Its a brilliant story, BTW, with a follow up that includes the Minatour.

 

[Colleen Thomas]

Thank you all for your replies, I did notice the non-human section.
I often day dream , when at school I really enjoyed Greek Mythology what those gods got up to , taking on the shapes of various animals eg Leda and the Swan, still those greek writers may have not of been welcome here?. Still as you say Minatours and centaurs are ok?

Sabledrake does a lot of myth based fiction. You might enjoy checking out her work.

-Colly

 

[Sabledrake]

Thanks for the kind words! I'm still a little surprised (but pleased!) that "Pasiphae" was allowed. I had pondered trying the Leda/Swan myth, but I just don't think I know enough about avian biology to get away with it

Sabledrake