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Squeakers -> RE: Fantasy vs reality (9/2/2007 9:25:56 AM)
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My favorite quote has always been---"What is reality without fantasy?" For me fantasy enhances my life. I like to think of things that may be, like what my life would be like in ten years. Is it reality? No, would I even like it if my life were like that, who can say. What I dream of today can totally change in a heart beat. In a D/s sense, I can make up a scene in my mind. It doesn't mean it will happen that way and if it does it does not mean I will like it. Sometimes, I will read someone elses 'life' on the message boards and think okay that person is full of bullshit, real life does not happen that way. I think this way not REALLY knowing if their life happens that way or not. I also think this way because I am comparing my life to their and just because it does not happen that way for me does not mean it is not happening for them. Even if they are full of bullshit and putting something out there that is just what they want and what they desire and is not reality at all, it does not really effect me. I think the fine line between fantasy and reality is knowing yourself which represents YOUR fantasy and what represents YOUR reality. The only time I can say I found disappointment in a fantasy vs. reality was sexual in nature. I really want to try (blank) because the thought is such a turn on. Sometimes I tried it and did not like it. The thought is still a turn on but the reality of it is not. How did I reconcile it, I put it in the fantasy bag and left it there. If my partner takes that thought out of the bag and says we are going to do (blank) I will get excited, but in reality I know we won't because it is not a reality that I truly would enjoy. I think it is knowing the difference within myself. For example, if my partner says, "I am going to tie you up and beat you for two hours." I can get excited at that thought, but I do not seriously expect it. Reality dictates. I can not take two solid hours of being restrained and beaten. My wrists will become numb, his arm will be tired. On the flip side, I do not get so stuck in reality that I say, "That is not possible. That could never happen. You are stuck in a fantasy." My dreams have never been crushed by reality. I know the difference within myself. But sometimes, my dreams have become reality that I have never thought possible. That part is way cool.
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