Yeah that was not clear. My complete thought is beastiality is woman to beast, man to beast. The logic I use to identify these beast is any monster whose form or power is derived from an animal. That's just how I simplify it for me. Some would argue that though.
I define beastiality as a sexual intercourse between a human like being with a beast like being.
Yup, it's debatable. At least for me. One might even say I'm using a board brush. Maghda, goblins and evles are not beasts to me because there is no reference to any animal in their looks or abilities. Orcs however are a grey area for me because although magical in nature their appearance has boarlike features. But I'll decide more on them being magical creatures most times. I just prefer not to get locked into thinking more or less of a creature because it can talk or how well it can.
Na man Bestially is sex between human and animal, anthropomorphized (human/animal blends) creatures are in furry or monster territory, ie Batbreeder and werewolfs aren't bestiality.
Cool, alas its missing a few earlier quest completed. Rebuilding a new save now. But only up to a point. I'll finish it when the full version comes out
Well zombies are the rotting, mindless undead. Essentially that's necrophilia...
The force is strong in this one.....
- if it is something you recognise from the real world as an animal and a human has sex with it it is Bestiality
- If it looks like a human with a few cosmetic additions it's probably a furry, Normally Furries aren't much more than humans with superficial animal qualities like tails and horns, and occationally fur. ie Batbreeder is really just a woman with bat ears.
- If it looks like a Furry but is scarey it's probably a monster
The definition of beast is any animal. Pick up a real world Bestiary & you'll find all creatures that are not human. Primates are beasts (2 legs), snakes & worms are beasts (no legs), bats are beasts (2 legs 2 wings). If we r going by the definition of Beast then the spiders & mosquitos are also beast.
