LadyConstanze -> RE: Is it unethical to sexually objectify someone without them knowing it? (5/17/2011 5:50:33 PM)
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ORIGINAL: LillyBoPeep everyone fantasizes about people they meet; honestly i'd be creeped out if someone came up to me and said "i had this fantasy with you in it!" -- i guess unless he was hot. =p haha i keed, i keed. still, men do it to women, women do it to men (and women get away with doing it loudly and in public =p) -- everyone on earth must be terribly unethical. I had this really hot dream about a guy I know, I think if I'd tell him what I did to him in my dream, he'd feel a bit violated (he seems terribly vanilla and a bit uptight) and we possibly couldn't have that easy friendship with "Shall we go for a drink and a chat?" anymore. So I think I will just shut up, but I couldn't help grinning a lot the last time I saw him and he wondered why I was so smiley. The weird thing is, I really don't have the hots for him, I might have if I was single and he would be quite as willing to experiment as he was in my dream, but from what his ex said, he's a bit on the conservative side of sexuality. I guess her making that comment lead to the dream where he was everything but. I don't think I violated him too much, though I bet I would if I told him, he'd be in hiding for the next few years if I'd mention that whips and bondage was involved, it is tempting to just go up and say "Hi ...., you know I had this dream about you, why didn't you tell me you are such a pain slut?" But I guess I value the friendship too much...
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