There are women who might fantasize about it. At the same time though, there's very very few women who realistically want to play or act out anything close to that fantasy. And even between those rare exceptions who do seek out to explore that kind of dangerous territory, there's still a pretty wide gradient for how they might try to experiment with those kinds of experiences.

I think some people end up assuming that because someone has a fantasy, that it must be something a person would almost "certainly" want to play out, just so long as there are "favorable" conditions. The reality is that such a way of thinking is rather two-dimensional, and fails to take into account the multi-faceted complexities that may be involved.

Or to put it another way, just because a woman fantasizes about a one night stand with George Clooney does not mean she's unaware of the potential risks and consequences, including the very real possibility that he may just be really terrible in bed. The kind of woman who wouldn't use her head, or wouldn't care, an emotionally immature kind of woman, is the kind of woman that acp_k2win is describing.

There are women who might fantasize about it. At the same time though, there's very very few women who realistically want to play or act out anything close to that fantasy. And even between those rare exceptions who do seek out to explore that kind of dangerous territory, there's still a pretty wide gradient for how they might try to experiment with those kinds of experiences.

I think some people end up assuming that because someone has a fantasy, that it must be something a person would almost "certainly" want to play out, just so long as there are "favorable" conditions. The reality is that such a way of thinking is rather two-dimensional, and fails to take into account the multi-faceted complexities that may be involved.

Or to put it another way, just because a woman fantasizes about a one night stand with George Clooney does not mean she's unaware of the potential risks and consequences, including the very real possibility that he may just be really terrible in bed. The kind of woman who wouldn't be aware, or wouldn't care, an emotionally immature kind of woman, is the kind of woman that acp_k2win is describing.

There are women who might fantasize about it. At the same time though, there's very very few women who realistically want to play or act out anything close to that fantasy. And even between those rare exceptions who do seek out to explore that kind of dangerous territory, there's still a pretty wide gradient for how they might try to experiment with those kinds of experiences.

I think some people end up assuming that because someone has a fantasy, that it must be something a person would almost "certainly" want to play out, just so long as there are "favorable" conditions. The reality is that such a way of thinking is rather two-dimensional, and fails to take into account the multi-faceted complexities that may be involved.

Or to put it another way, just because a woman fantasizes about a one night stand with George Clooney does not mean she's unaware of the potential risks and consequences, including the very real possibility that he may just be really terrible in bed.

There are women who might fantasize about it. At the same time though, there's very very few women who realistically want to play or act out anything close to that fantasy. And even between those rare exceptions who do seek out to explore that kind of dangerous territory, there's still a pretty wide gradient for how they might try to experiment with those kinds of experiences.

I think the implication a few in this comment line are trying to make is that there often can be some underlying fantasies that might push a few related feelings closer to the surface. And when I say related feelings, I'm referring to far more mild examples like what you were describing in your last paragraph.