01-26-2020, 07:12 PM
Most of my mother's family (prior to her generation) lived and/or worked on farms in the southern U.S. Both my parents grew up in Midwest industrial cities. My generation was more suburban. The only working farms around when I was a youngster were large dairy or egg operations that I only visited a time or two on school field trips. There were a few hobby farms here and there, but none were within a reasonable walk or bicycle ride.
We had dogs, cats, guinea pigs and pocket pets, i.e. mice, hamsters and so on. Therefore, I mostly learned about sex from household pets. Ours and friends' or neighbors'. Basically, I lost my virginity to my family's GSD bitch. She was in full, standing 'do me now!' heat and she really, really wanted something and I really, really wanted to do something with her. Neither of us knew what needed to be done, but somehow we made it work. Almost by accident.
We always had a female dog; I never had a male dog in-house until I was out on my own. There were a few male neighborhood mutts, the were always intact and typically ran loose at least sometimes. They were more than willing to follow me into nearby woods for some mutual misbehavior. Judging from the way some of them approached me, I'm pretty sure I wasn't their first go-round with a human. They taught me a lot and got me hooked on canine males for life.
I have some siblings, but I have no reason to believe any of them are or were ever seriously into critter sex. An older brother and his friend showed me a cat's penis and held open a bitch's vulva, but that was only a one-time thing. There was some talk about a particular neighbor boy having been seen doing things with a male dog under a bridge, but it was possibly made up for shock value.
So, my theory is that a lot of kids may try things with animals when they first start feeling their hormones, but quickly lose interest when they discover other humans. Every so often, though, the sexual attraction to animals does not subside and we end up in a place like this. I didn't choose to be this way, it just happened. You know, when the other boys were playing 'doctor', I preferred to play 'veterinarian'. ;-)
