I think it has to do with selfish reasons personally. For example, If I died, I would want my body to be left alone not being reduced to the importance of a bread and butter sandwich and eaten for a meal.Indigo_Dingo said:See, I have no problem with cannibalism since I became a vegetarian (I don't see eating a person as any worse than eating, a whale or a cow). When a person is dead, and didn't die just for that purpose (Not killed for their meat) I have trouble understanding why people find that repellent.Easykill said:For some reason, cannibalism. Zombies aren't considered human and don't count.
It's just irrational. I know it makes no sense, yet I can't help it.Markness said:I think it has to do with selfish reasons personally. For example, If I died, I would want my body to be left alone not being reduced to the importance of a bread and butter sandwich and eaten for a meal.Indigo_Dingo said:See, I have no problem with cannibalism since I became a vegetarian (I don't see eating a person as any worse than eating, a whale or a cow). When a person is dead, and didn't die just for that purpose (Not killed for their meat) I have trouble understanding why people find that repellent.Easykill said:For some reason, cannibalism. Zombies aren't considered human and don't count.
Edit: Oh yeah, I get freaked out by spiders, wasps and basically any insect that can possibly hurt me.
It's just irrational. I know it makes no sense, yet I can't help it.Markness said:I think it has to do with selfish reasons personally. For example, If I died, I would want my body to be left alone not being reduced to the importance of a bread and butter sandwich and eaten for a meal.Indigo_Dingo said:See, I have no problem with cannibalism since I became a vegetarian (I don't see eating a person as any worse than eating, a whale or a cow). When a person is dead, and didn't die just for that purpose (Not killed for their meat) I have trouble understanding why people find that repellent.Easykill said:For some reason, cannibalism. Zombies aren't considered human and don't count.
Edit: Oh yeah, I get freaked out by spiders, wasps and basically any insect that can possibly hurt me.
For me it would depend on why I died. If I died for natural reasons I wouldn't want my body being touched, but if I were killed for my meat, I would actually be insulted if no one ate me. It's like I died for no goddamn reason.Markness said:I think it has to do with selfish reasons personally. For example, If I died, I would want my body to be left alone not being reduced to the importance of a bread and butter sandwich and eaten for a meal.Indigo_Dingo said:See, I have no problem with cannibalism since I became a vegetarian (I don't see eating a person as any worse than eating, a whale or a cow). When a person is dead, and didn't die just for that purpose (Not killed for their meat) I have trouble understanding why people find that repellent.Easykill said:For some reason, cannibalism. Zombies aren't considered human and don't count.
dead birds? lolArntor said:A giant dead bird staring at me. Or anything that is dead and hasn't shut its eyelids....or dead birds in general. I could never eat a chicken or turkey if that hasn't had its head lopped off yet. It creeps the fuck out of me.
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snakes are easy to keep (i have some)Khell_Sennet said:I understand your fear completely. Just the sight of a bug and I'm on top of the table screaming like a housewife who spotted a mouse.Emmitt_Nervend said:My fear of spiders is pretty debilitating. Not just spiders, pretty much anything with more than six legs.
Funny thing is, mice, snakes, and bats don't bother me at all. I'd get pet bats if they didn't crap everywhere, my condo board forbids snakes and mice.