Do you find that romantic or sexual fantasies interfere with your relationships or are preventing you from facing problems?
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Blank Savage Yadalanh
ANSWERS: 3
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Brace yourself this is so exciting (lol). I think my fantasies enhance our relationship because they're about how we might cooperate and interact with each other under stress. For instance I take a relationship conflict situation I've read or heard about between a couple and I'll re-enact it in my head with me and my guy as the stars. I read this one guy's blog about wanting to have sex with his gf in a rowboat but she didn't want to because she was afraid people would see, then it started raining and she changed her mind but then the guy didn't want to because he was afraid of lightening. So I take these situations and pretend it's me and my lover and how we would resolve my nervousness about being seen and his concerns about lightening (in my re-enactment I think the original guy may have just been put off that his wife didn't follow his lead and trust him to protect her from being seen to begin with). I think my partner has more erotica in his fantasies but he prefers to keep them to himself.
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Blank, I am trying to answer all your questions ever asked but I am having a hard time getting my tiny little brain wrapped around this one. I would need to have some fantasies about other things aside from chicken fajitas I suppose.
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Hey! Next to breathing I would say that sexual fantasies are the Cats-meow. Why? Because you have to turn-on that sex organ between your ears before the one below your navel ever gets fired-up.
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