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People get away with cannibalism everyday....consuming sperm is cannibalism 

I'd try it in a more organized situation.

The thought of eating someone does appeal to me, but I doubt I'll ever do it, because it doesn't appeal to me enough to actually want to. Once a person is dead, they're trash as far as I'm concerned.

Nah, unless I'm really hard up for food (like, Mao's Great Leap Forward hard-up).  Human meat is inferior to most other meat sources - perhaps with the exception of hand-reared infants - , both in taste and in texture.  And that's not counting all the toxins - i don't like to play russian roulette with my foodstuff, thanks. (Unless the taste makes it worth, which, in human meat's case, doesn't.)

Mmmm... I LOVE this topic. But for me the curiosity is more to do with someone familiar. It's not just desire to know what any ol' human tastes like. It's more about possession.  Like if Lycan were to die, I may wish to eat some of his flesh. But... if I were to kill him- I may want far more. May want to eat as much of him as possible to preserve the high. It would possibly be like a sexual type ritual I get off too.

I wouldn't- it cause health issues from what I understand

by Silkthread

It's not just desire to know what any ol' human tastes like. It's more about possession. Like if Lycan were to die, I may wish to eat some of his flesh.

 What goes in, must come out.

Are you planning to keep him in a jar after you squeeze him out your ass?

by Silkthread

But for me the curiosity is more to do with someone familiar. It's not just desire to know what any ol' human tastes like. It's more about possession.  Like if Lycan were to die, I may wish to eat some of his flesh. But... if I were to kill him- I may want far more. May want to eat as much of him as possible to preserve the high. It would possibly be like a sexual type ritual I get off too.

 But would you compromise olfactory experience for love's sake / for a sexual high?

I'm not being judgmental, only curious: would the preexisting emotional involvement alter your perception of the meat's actual taste? 

If not, then would the resulting "meh, i've eaten many a better steak" experience alter (diminish) your feelings towards the person in retrospect? 

Just curious to what degree our true sensory experiences can be influenced by our emotional/mental/psychological predispositions. 

No thanks, I'll pass on the Kuru virus