[ SECRET POST #6476 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6476 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

OP here. I actually consider the relationships to be bestiality.

[(Anonymous)]

Why? Animals aren't capable of consenting, but the aliens absolutely are. I'm just really interested in why you would think that.

[(Anonymous)]

da - wouldn't it be funny if they think humans aren't advanced enough to consent to sex with a higher order of being and are the "beasts" in the situation? lol

[kamino_neko]

I've seen that idea used, though I'm not sure where.

(I THINK a similar concept came up in the D&D3.x Book of Vile Darkness, but not just there.)

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT. You're entitled to your feelings, but that logic's a bit odd to me. Bestiality is wrong because animals don't have the same level of language and intelligence as humans, they cannot meaningfully consent to sex or relationships. Fictional aliens and fantasy species like elves are sapient and equally intelligent, if not more, than humans.

[(Anonymous)]

Not OP

Plus alot of the times the aliens/elves are treated as essentially funny looking humans in fantasy/SciFi anyway . Hell many "alien" cultures are direct ripoffs of real life human cultures.

[(Anonymous)]

That, too! It's odd to use Mass Effect aliens as an example of bestiality when Asari literally look like blue humans.

[kamino_neko]

Thus, the Harkness Test.