like half the appeal is that its creepy. creepiness is a fantasy staple.
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Replying to @Tipsycaek
Hmm. Maybe. I kinda feel like this is a different sort of creepiness than most kinds that appear in fantasy, in that it's creepiness with more IRL implications.
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Replying to @GeniesLoki @Tipsycaek
Like e.g. fantasising about nonconsent with a stranger is creepy but also kinda fine. Fantasising about it with a friend seems unambiguously creepy to the point of being slightly horrifying.
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Replying to @GeniesLoki @Tipsycaek
(FWIW my stance on fantasising about IRL people is that I have no idea about its creepiness in some general sense but I would feel extremely creepy doing it)
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Replying to @GeniesLoki @Tipsycaek
is this about people you know personally or irl people in general? do you fantasize about celebrities? anime characters? not fantasize at all?
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Replying to @owohundro @Tipsycaek
I tend to fantasise about fairly abstracted fictional characters who were created explicitly by me for my fantasies. Occasionally fantasise about celebrities. Don't find it too weird, but mostly not that into it. Same with e.g. a stranger seen in passing.
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The following would both feel pretty creepy to me: 1. A close friend who is objectively very attractive but I have no sexual relationship with or intention of forming one. 2. Someone I see casually in a professional context on an ongoing basis and am friendly with
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Replying to @GeniesLoki @Tipsycaek
interesting, fantasies only do it for me with real people i know it feels nice, we're all having fantasies about each other, feels pretty natural it's hard to imagine that someone would be appaled that i fantasize about them here and there
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Replying to @owohundro @Tipsycaek
Hmm. I think knowing something fantasised about me would be complicated for me and depend a lot on the nature of the fantasies and the person in question.
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Part of why I don't fantasise about real people much is that there's a fairly low relationship between my fantasy life and what I'd actually want to happen IRL, and I feel like fantasising about real people makes it harder to ignore that.
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So on the flip side if I learned a friend had:
1. Rape fantasies: Not a problem. That's pretty normal.
2. Fantasies about me: Probably fine? Might talk about whether they're interested in exploring that more.
3. Rape fantasies about me: Yikes 


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