Fantasies

Fantasies such as the above are one of them, personal attack of those who bring up legitimate concern with such fantasies is another. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The fact is, many women and girls love engaging in fantasies of victimhood, which is why these stories are so popular. ❋ Unknown (2009)

One of my fantasies is to see that as Nancy is removed from her respendent office in DC, or better, being gaggled over across the street to be arraigned. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Re DTM at 80: “Oh, and then there is Don, whose only real motive is to indulge himself in fantasies of sex and violence, preferably together.” ❋ Unknown (2010)

Saying that games are mostly male fueled fantasies is a valid point, but when you look at the standard of games (that meaning over the shoulder third person or first person), that lends itself to putting a gun, laser pistol, or chainsaw in the hands of the protagonist. ❋ SVGL (2009)

That seems wrong to me, given the innate appeal of the material to teens, who find great value in fantasies of power and justice. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Do you think our general acceptance of vampires into our fantasies is setting us up for emotional failure as a whole? ❋ Unknown (2009)

The thing about victimization fantasies is that there are plenty of * believable* ones you could write without turning to the unbelievable ones. ❋ Intertribal (2010)

Most of them know they'll be called on the carpet if they use the N-word so they cloak themselves in fantasies ... like Obama is a socialist or foreign-born (both ridiculous ideas but they have absolutely convinced themselves both ideas are true). ❋ Unknown (2010)

Only in his wildest “Red Dawn” fantasies is Patrick capable of doing anything more than running his ignorant gob. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Oh, and then there is Don, whose only real motive is to indulge himself in fantasies of sex and violence, preferably together. ❋ Unknown (2010)

But to suppose that the Protocols were invented based on medieval fantasies is to give the Okhrana undeserved credit for both originality and historical research. ❋ Unknown (2008)

No one is dealing in fantasies here - not the dealers, nor should you, the buyer. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I was in one of the local candy stores, Chris one of the employees known fantasies is take on a Grizzly with a knife, NO JOKE FOR REAL! knew me and thought I would be impressed of the rifle on top of the sales counter. ❋ Unknown (2008)

One of my secret fantasies is to catch a teen reading one of my books on a plane or in an airport, so when we're traveling and I see a girl around 14 lost in a novel, I wander as close as I possibly can without scaring her (with my teen sons murmuring "Mom the predator" in the background). ❋ Roger Sutton (2008)

This is something I envy; the sign of a good stay with friends is that you find yourself engaging in fantasies of “What if the CraigSarahWayneJo team lived in our own?” and then hoping that they move there via a wild series of events, and that we did. ❋ Scouseboy (2006)

At the core of all of our imaginings, daydreams, plans, fears, worries and fantasies is our pure mind, which is usually taken up with all of these mind activities but whose true state is the stillness of the present moment. ❋ Jessica Hagy (2006)

Your continuing belief in fantasies just shows what a retard you are. ❋ Unknown (2005)

[Reality] sucks. I much rather [live in] a [fantasy]. ❋ Thinkerz (2005)

It’s [not real] it’s a [fantasy]. [Fantasy] is my favorite [genre] of books. ❋ Dreamer13_tragic (2017)

1. I [prefer] fantasy novels. 2. What's your fantasy? ❋ A Person Who Does Things (2012)

[Fantasy] [literature] by [J.R.R. Tolkien] is quite popular right now. ❋ Downstrike (2004)

Sometimes they mix fantasy with reality and then it's [fiction]. The fantasy world is [way better] than [the real world]. ❋ TheNewAgeRiseth (2005)

Example 1 [Peter] : Bob what book [genre] are you reading? Bob: Oh, I'm just reading a [fantasy] book Example 2 "It felt like a fantasy" ❋ ILikeCookiesLOL (2022)

for instance, fantasy tends to revolve around battles between 'good' and 'evil', whereas [science fiction] often applies a more [relativistic] form of morality, or [none at all]. and robots. ❋ Imaginary Dave (2008)

for instance, fantasy tends to revolve around battles between 'good' and 'evil', whereas [science fiction] often applies a more [relativistic] form of morality, or [none at all]. and robots. ❋ Imaginary Dave (2008)

"Hey girl, i just drank some fantasie, and you be lookin' dayuummm fine, how 'bout you let me a [zoom] a [zoom zoom] in ya [boom boom]?" ❋ TJ Alaimo (2006)

Whats that brown looking [drink it] looks like shit? [Naw] man its fantasi man [yahh] mean? ❋ Kiet Trinh (2005)