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Animal roleplay much as any other activity between humans who accept and respect their partner's interests and limits. For most, this does not include bestiality. Note: Just because one partner is playing the "pet" does not necessarily make them the passive or submissive play partner in the scene. . Some people believe that they have certain animal 'instincts' and through animal roleplay can let them out. This is especially true in the BDSM communities, where some people 'live' as their chosen animal 24/7. This type of mentality goes beyond roleplay and becomes a full lifestyle for the parties involved. There are also