Is 'bestiality' even an APPROPRIATE term here?

On a related note, I've seen people online often complain that they found The Beast to be much "cooler" than the person it turns to at the end, but even SO, and that IS a matter of opinion after all, isn't it STILL a happy ending given that at the very LEAST he turned back to being HUMAN, AS DID all of the other servants who were turned into objects by the spell and have inanimate objects become partially self aware?

I mean, if that did NOT happen, would it in any way resemble the "subject" of discussion here? (Although I've seen internet jokes and pics even suggesting Belle and The Beast had s*x when he still was a Beast except there probably wasn't even an implication of THAT even in the very classic novel (that's about 300 years old or so) on which this was based on, let alone Disney's ANIMATION mostly aimed at youth.

And some people on the other hand have even suggested that there WASN'T a perfectly happy ending and that all those other objects and cursed people did NOT survive, someone even almost GENUINELY believing that those knives and forks turned into blooded human monsters or something rather than have the magical spell neatly sort EVERYTHING out when the curse was lifted.

No, this is a story about redemption, it is NOT about having sex with an animal. To accuse Belle of being a Furry or committing bestiality is a shallow, lazy, stupid description of this film. It's similar in stupidity to comparing every person you hate to Hitler.

I frankly think most of the people who make negative reviews of this and other popular movies are idiots and I laugh at their stupid reviews about Belle being a stockholm victim and also wanting to have sex with the Beast when she is obviously repulsed by his beastly form through out the movie.

Then again people being unable to enjoy films cause they can't look at them in the standards of when they were made or when they take place is frustrating.

Also I find it funny also at some people on here defending Gaston and saying he was justified at the end when he is shown to be a bad guy with no morals through out the film. Not only that but he makes it clear that he only wants to be with Belle because he thinks she is the most attractive woman in his village. And he also hates her reading books which makes him not compatable with her to begin with.