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LeatherBentOne -> RE: Gay Fantasies (5/31/2007 3:53:27 AM)
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I have fantasies as we all do. Some of them would make the jaws drop of anyone who knew me well, so I can relate. I have no desire to make them come true, at least to my conscious mind. From what Ive read, men fantasize about sex more than women do, but I think it depends on the individual. I try to see my fantasies for what they are . . . fantasies. Should there may come a time when I have the desire to make my fantasies come true, then I must decide whether or not to follow through. But, I'll cross that bridge, if and when, I get to it. It's okay to have fantasies, quite "normal." But, I hope that you can put your fantasies in the proper place without guilt, wherever they may or may not lead you. Take them for what they are and keep them in perspective. I think that you may be anxious because you feel the need to decide whether or not to act on them. It may be putting the cart before the horse unless you feel the desire to act them out. That's the time when you'll need to make choices. Ive also read that when one acts out there fantasies, sometimes the actual experience wanes from what they fantasized about. Nothing is more creative and a "turn-on" than what our minds allow us to visualize. Most of the ones Ive acted on , paled in comparison because real life isnt as predictable as a fantasy. We can control our fantasies, but we cannot predict the response we or others might have when we act them out in real. There are just too many variables in real life or our lives would be perfect and we'd have no need to seek the advise of others, here or anywhere else. I hope this helps you know that I can relate to your experiences, as can millions of people across the globe. LBO
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