Emperor1956
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I figured out about 10 years ago that what separates me (and I suspect many of the people who post on these boards) from the rest of the herd is that we act on our fantasies. When I was in my 20s and I started exploring my sexuality, I found that things that aroused me on paper or on line were even better in real life. I think that it is perfectly natural to have "extreme" fantasies that you really don't want enacted. The classic in this area is of course rape fantasies; I've known many people who had them, I've never known anyone who actually wanted to be raped (and the rape victims I know surely do not want to repeat that experience). Susan, I think this is normal sexual exploration. Now I'm not saying I have a fleeting thought one moment when watching Bull Durham for the 40th time that "Gee...that Susan Sarandon is one hot AARP member!" and go out and stalk her (I'm better controlled than that, and besides I did that last year...), but generally I don't have many fantasies that are unfulfilled. Among the ones that are, and will stay unfulfilled: Fantasies involving friends/coworkers/etc. (I would love to bend my law partner X over my desk and give her "a full measure of justice", but this would be highly inappropriate). Fantasies involving celebrities and government officials. (Except that hottie, Madeline Albright...RoooooooWWWW!). Dark evil fantasies. They may become realities, but I'll never tell. E.
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"When you wake up, Pooh," said Piglet, "what's the first thing you say?" "What's for breakfast? What do you say, Piglet?" "I say, I wonder what's going to happen exciting today?" Pooh nodded thoughtfully. "It's the same thing," he said.
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