BKSir -> RE: Are Any Feelings Taboo, or Just Actions? (6/23/2010 7:37:52 PM)
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Joey, great question! This should bring a lot of interesting answers. I believe that feelings are fine, about anything, as long as they're left that way, as just feelings, and not acted upon. If they become actions however, that's when they can become a problem. And then there are grey areas I think, such as age play or rape fantasies. Of course between two consenting adults but the idea of the possible underage or real rape are still there. So that is kind of... as I said, a grey area. I personally see no problem with age play or even rape fantasies, even if they may or may not be for me. As long as they're just that, 'play' or 'fantasy' between consenting adults. It's when they cross the line into truly being illegal and/or truly harmful to others that I have a problem. Now, as far as the whole 'harmful' thing, I wonder about the response that the room had of "nothing", when asked what they did about these feelings. These people know better than to do nothing. I'm not saying that they should seek help for it, but they should at least analyze their reactions and feelings about it and come to terms with it. Own their feelings, especially if they are indeed feeling 'ashamed'. Hell, I'll even admit that I probably have some rather 'disturbing' feelings and fantasies sometimes. But, I realize that they are thus, and know that they'd never be acted upon. I accept that they're there, and they accept that they'll stay inside of me, and that's that. In fact, to me the fantasy is the best part of it. I know that even if I were to act upon them, it would probably be disappointing, anti-climactic, extremely stressful, and all in all, not worth it.
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