Necrophilia

They should not be replicated nor condoned.


Necrophilia, also formerly known as Necrocoitus, Thanatophilia and Necrophilism, is a sexual attraction to the dead. Most cultures consider Necrophilia to be abhorrent and disgusting, and rightfully so.
Foodists and other shitty baiters also "love" necrophilia, many describe themselves as "necropedophiles". This is because many foodists, specifically Skibidi Farms-era neo-foodists on Xitter have admitted to gooning to DNB while uploading DNB images to X with jailbait captions, or tons of posts online made by the same groups of people which try to "justify" necrophilia. Why they do this is unknown, but top soyentists say it's probably for the "shock value" of liking something that heinous, the same reason these types tend to gravitate towards pedophilia.
Discussion on the Sharty
[edit | edit source]For some retarded reason, Salt has not banned Necrophilia alongside Zoophilia and Pedophilia, and as a result, many "soyteens" exploit this to make threads discussing necrophilia, usually either gigaquoting it due to it being a symptom of Obsessive Gigaquoting Disorder (OGD), or to bait people, even though that's shitty bait. Ever since the Second Great Handover, necrophilia-posting has only increased, possibly exacerbated by the unbanning of gore, with threads discussing "goreSISAs" and "goreHISAs", with threads being made where users openly admit to gooning to gore and dead bodies. The combination of more liberties with what you can post(for a community that does not deserve it) with the recent influx of users from splinters more accepting of this kind of content makes the problem of people "ironically" supporting acts like this worse, with Salt seemingly allowing it.
History of Necrophilia
[edit | edit source]In Renaissance Italy, following the reputed moral collapse brought about by the Black Death and before the Roman Inquisition of the Counter-Reformation, literature was filled with sexual references; these include necrophilia, as in the epic poem Orlando Innamorato by Matteo Maria Boiardo, first published in 1483.[1]
Solving necrophilia
[edit | edit source]Here are some practical solutions to solving necrophilia permanently:
- Castrate necrophiles.
- Torture necrophiles.
- Hang necrophiles to death.
- Shoot necrophiles.
- Burn necrophiles.



