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And possibly, what would happen after? Could I survive?

There's a lot of live action bestiality porn with real animals, and I just asked myself; how is it created? Is animal drugged in some way? Because aniamls don't want to have sex with humans and in many cases it could been phisical risky for human and/or animal

So does anyone know something about it? Because any attempt to learn about it led to Google suggesting me multiple porn sites but no real answer

I'm minding my own business, then boom, blink of an eye, my moistness levels are 0%. Not a single drop of water. I am the desert. What happens to my no longer moist body? What would I look like? All water is completely gone

Personally probably suicide. I'm not suicidal but I live a pretty low risk life overall and I do want to be able to go out on my own terms.

Disclaimer: Asking here because other subs' automods get puritanical about it. I am not considering doing drugs recreationally, nor am I asking for medical advice. Purely curious.

I've never done opiates recreationally, and don't ever plan to, but I do find the science behind it all interesting. Now a little while ago I had a kidney stone, and they loaded me up on opiates. Morphine, Dilaudid, Percocet, all at the max strength they were willing to give me. I didn't get even a hint of euphoric feeling for it, and it did nothing for my pain. What it did do is make me feel extremely sedated yet couldn't sleep a wink, head heavy and clumsy, too tired to even eat, very strange racing imaginative thoughts when I closed my eyes that were nightmarish and not at all pleasant. Absolutely hated it, couldn't wait for it to wear off, and if I end up in the ER with pain again I plan to decline it. I also remember being prescribed Percocet once as a preteen after a surgery and my response was similar.

This experience just got me wondering, why might this be? Could it be an individual variation on opioid receptors? I figured maybe the context of being in horrible pain just colored the experience, but then I've read lots of people say it made them feel euphoric even in a similar medical context. I also have MS, so the bad neurological reaction could have had something to do with that. Not asking for advice since the kidney stone passed a long while ago, and I figure it's a good thing anyhow, but just intellectual curiosity. Having trouble finding info on this cause when you search for it you just get addiction-related stuff.

And there’s no way of changing the outcome as its fate. E.g if you found out you died from a car crash no matter how much you avoided cars, it would still happen

I don’t think most people are doing these experiments pretending to abuse a random stranger in front of their dog,so how do you think most of them would react?

the memory exactly as it happened or the feeling you had in that moment? Why?

Were experiments properly conducted to make reliable data?

Could it all have been discovered without human sacrifice?

How many died for this?