Fantasies of swift impeachment or Electoral College shenanigans are just that, fantasies.
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Fantasies of separate restaurants for Democrats and Republicans are just that: fantasies.
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"I didn't have romantic fantasies; I had clothes fantasies," she told Redbook magazine in 21982.
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But I think we both like to keep our deepest fantasies as fantasies, if you get me.
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Are fantasies of violence and danger really more respectable than fantasies of courtship and female self-empowerment?
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Where fantasies about others could potentially lead to trouble is when they effectively replace fantasies involving your partner.
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Related: 4 Non-Sexual Things That Can Make You Orgasm "Fantasies are just that — fantasies," Dr. Levkoff says.
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Though men were more likely to have all of these fantasies, a majority of women reported having these fantasies as well.
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There will be no white knight, and John Kasich's fantasies of a nomination on the third or fourth ballot are just that: fantasies.
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" Celebrities are people we project fantasies on, while influencer communities make those fantasies attainable because "they are based on some kind of emotional linkage.
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And while it's important to follow your dreams, I like to think that it's better for some sexual fantasies to stay what they are—fantasies.
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But that only adds to the sadness, knowing that fantasies do not last, that sometimes, fantasies end like this, the cold, bleak sunlight pouring in.
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But videos games and virtual worlds are spaces that have always been marketed to us as the place where you could have an adventure, a place where you could act out some of your more taboo fantasies, whether it may be violent fantasies or sexualized fantasies or even just, like, impossible fantasies — like, I want to be an astronaut or I want to be a dragon slayer.
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While mainstream games champion hyper-idealized heternormative power fantasies, Yang reveals how limiting that is by exploring the experiences of those the power fantasies leave out.
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What makes one individual have sexual fantasies, and whether they appear spontaneously or deliberately, versus another individual not having fantasies, is a fascinating area of inquiry that may also inform the debate on whether lack of sexual fantasies should be a marker of a sexual desire disorder.
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The idea that girls have these fantasies around the boys in these bands, and the fantasies are often at odds with the truth of those boys' humanity.
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The storybook ending of an American marrying England's ginger prince is one of which fantasies are made, and by fantasies, we mean an entire genre of movie.
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When it comes to sex, our imaginations can be very powerful, and Dr. Castellanos says that we can completely idealize sexual fantasies when they're just that — fantasies.
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Borrowing its structure from "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari," it depicts the sexual fantasies of a man (Stewart) with cerebral palsy — fantasies that sometimes end in murder.
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I provide an outlet for sexual fantasies for whoever (man or woman) seeks them, though I do have limitations on what types of fantasies I will fulfill.
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Of course, these fantasies don't necessarily mean that you don't love your current partner — nor do any fantasies that have to do with anything other than your partner.
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We have very little control over anything much at all, individually, so fantasies of staving off the end of the world are fairly benign fantasies of increased agency.
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Your personality may dictate your fantasies "Overall, our fantasies appear to reflect who we are and seem to be designed to meet our unique psychological needs," Lehmiller explained.
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The complexities of human desire are a dense and tangled web, and besides, Venom and Pennywise and the Grinch are all fictional characters, so the fantasies are just fantasies.
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The gist is this: Anyone can come to the island to live out their fantasies, but, as with most things, a lot of these fantasies came with a price.
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Fogle's defense, however, had argued the severity of Fogle's sentence reflected that he was being punished for "thoughts" and "fantasies," and that some of those fantasies were never played out.
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And fan fiction wasn't just a way to write out your ultimate fantasies; it was also a way to read about other people's fantasies, ones you hadn't even thought of yet.
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" "Have an open conversation about fantasies you both have.
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Unicorns may be fantasies — but these slippers are real.
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I sometimes have fantasies about gang tickling, too, but since I have never, ever been into orgies and tend to be rather possessive about my lover, these have usually stayed just fantasies.
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It was a time when Times Square was being transformed from a place where people lived out personal fantasies, sometimes sordid ones, to a place where corporations dictated those ideals and fantasies.
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Jared Fogle is challenging the judge who sentenced him to more than 15 years in prison, arguing that he's being punished in part for his fantasies ... and fantasies are not a crime.
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Even the stage was a kaleidoscope of pastel nature fantasies.
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Las Vegas police Lt. Randy Sutton on 'violent rape fantasies.
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LIKEThe safest way to live out your stunt driver fantasies.
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But these are just fantasies at this point in history.
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Final Fantasy VIII remains the outlier of the Final Fantasies.
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Best known for My Secret Garden: Women's Sexual Fantasies (1973).
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Essentially, all your fantasies spun together in under three minutes.
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I think there have been happiness fantasies during all periods.
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The last season ended with a number of ruptured fantasies.
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When I daydream, I often get lost in escape fantasies.
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I still get eating disorder urges, compulsions and occasional fantasies.
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Anyway, playing with dolls is all about fantasies and imagination.
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Will people create dream boards of sexual fantasies on Pinterest?
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Many of these are fantasies, but it's nice to dream.
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Someone has to keep our impulsive vacation fantasies in check.
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"He had some rape fantasies," the girl told the Mail.
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Wasn't that enough, in terms of fulfilling teenage boys' fantasies?
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I would have long elaborate fantasies about my future existence.
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We see domestic scenes, sex scenes, banal conversations, glorious fantasies.
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It's the superhero fantasy, and superhero fantasies are always fun.
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" RJ: "Do you have fantasies of running away from everything?
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The one where all nostalgic television fantasies finally come true.
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Neptune is not into logic, it's into dreams and fantasies.
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Trump's political opponents might want to indulge his building fantasies.
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How do those fantasies line up with the real thing?
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An actual child may or may not fit parental fantasies.
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There's a place on television for cathartic fantasies, of course.
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My sexual fantasies invoke an alloy of wives and friends.
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Then again, reality doesn't cut it in fantasies like this.
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But the way you sell power fantasies is just gross.
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Night in the Woods is great at subverting power fantasies.
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He spent his whole life willing his fantasies into existence.
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And his drawings were extraordinary — beautiful fantasies, full of poetry.
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But some go there to live their eight hours. Fantasies.
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There are so many different states of mind and fantasies.
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I closed my eyes and let the fantasies consume me.
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Her dreams will remain just that: fantasies and wistful regrets.
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But he had a brother who harbored no such fantasies.
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Second, torturing himself with fantasies of the road not taken!
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Northerners also had their own appetite for nostalgic antebellum fantasies.
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Is Seed a game about political utopias, or political fantasies?
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They're just sick fantasies being used to justify real atrocities.
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For that hour, instead of weaving incessant fantasies, I listened.
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New York was suddenly full of loopy fantasies like Area's.
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Sinaga had said his victims were acting out sexual fantasies.
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Pottery Barn is making those fantasies more possible than ever.
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Atomic Blonde and Red Sparrow are essentially women's revenge fantasies.
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I get the thrill of projecting fantasies onto attractive strangers.
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In some cases, the prices for the homes were fantasies.
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We look at Hollywood's obsession with fantasies of racial reconciliation.
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I wanted to reflect the many complexities such fantasies hold.
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No. Oh, let me have my fantasies, for God's sakes.
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Instead, the dramedy takes the many fantasies of New York City living — the exact fantasies that led Tess to the Big Apple in the first place — and explores their sweet highs and bitter lows.
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It got how losing your siblings can get bound up in the loss of certain fantasies: fantasies of innocence or dependence, the fantasy of being totally known by others or totally enmeshed with them.
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Given these folks' daydreaming tendencies, it's no surprise that people high in openness report having more sex fantasies (and, as I've found in my own research, they have more sexual fantasies about almost everything).
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After World War I, Germans "promulgated racial fantasies of mass rape of white women" by African soldiers serving among the French occupying forces, fantasies embraced in the United States by the renascent Ku Klux Klan.
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Kris Kobach, the Kansas politician who spreads fantasies about voter fraud.
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Scorpio takes no prisoners, but keep the revenge fantasies in check.
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The Westworld finale was pretty satisfying, as robot revenge fantasies go.
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Fantasies of omnipotence and total surveillance are threatening our fundamental rights.
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Faced with uncomfortable truths, people often retreat to their favourite fantasies.
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And I think people have grown up on doorstop fantasies, right?
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A century ago, several nationalist movements indeed harboured such imperialist fantasies.
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They were the magazine covers that launched a thousand nerd fantasies.
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On top of those two fantasies, though, others were also common.
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" — Nanny, 20 "My sexual fantasies tend to surface in my dreams.
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Naked empowerment fantasies are exhilarating, a little shameful, and obviously implausible.
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No, it's not the stuff of sports fantasies, it actually happened.
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Cuckold fantasies come to mind...I've thought about it that way.
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But let's not forget that these movies are basically boys' fantasies.
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But what she encounters are tasteless come-ons and rape fantasies.
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Oddly enough, my fantasies hardly ever deviate into the strictly sexual.
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Let's take our revenge fantasies and present them formally as fact.
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So you get to live out your darkest fantasies with songwriting?
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Bosch's animal hybrids and anthropomorphous fantasies have a more ambiguous role.
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I have really extreme rape fantasies—ones that even involve violence.
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Kat splits, and Jane fruitlessly contemplates office romance fantasies featuring Ryan.
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No one harbours fantasies about the independence of the present NPC.
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It's common to talk about games in relation to power fantasies.
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This has resulted in illogic, impeachment fantasies, and even unabashed Russophobia.
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For others, the photo inspired fantasies of a Cinnabon-themed party.
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And this, in turn, led to my fantasies of forced copulation.
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I'm not interested in whether power fantasies are good or bad.
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In this comedy, it drives him to hallucinations and strange fantasies.
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Her protagonist has both preppy handbook nostalgia and Talitha Getty fantasies.
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Do they traffic in imperial fantasies and threats of genocidal violence?
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Our erotic fantasies sometimes are sexual, sometimes psychological, and sometimes physical.
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Your intuition is very strong but steer clear of paranoid fantasies.
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It's one of Metric's scuzziest and most immediate songs since Fantasies.
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Today's question is whether your fantasies will live up to reality.
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I know from experience that their purported solutions are impotent fantasies.
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They get to live out their Mayweather-McGregor press conference fantasies.
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You spin these Star Wars fantasies because you can't face reality.
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Anger, resentment, or even fantasies of revenge, often come into play.
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Next we'll be torching people for the content of their fantasies.
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Is philosophical knowledge merely a projection of our fantasies onto others?
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What kind of writer can star in so many different fantasies?
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This contest could have you living your Hogwarts fantasies this Christmas.
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Somehow this reaction surpassed even my fantasies of adulation and confetti.
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You will have to forgo fantasies about your own epic funeral.
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Dreamy Neptune influences our fantasies as he moves through romantic Pisces.
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Most of us have been steeped in Christmas fantasies since birth.
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"This is the New York of my fantasies," she remembered thinking.
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Who can concentrate on their fantasies if their feet are wet!
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Our movies and television shows play out these fantasies for us.
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But our fantasies don't often take into account the ripple effects.
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Some of the most Final Fantasies of games are now realities.
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But we will not cease to exist because of their fantasies.
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" He added, "The allegations being mounted against us are simply fantasies.
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They are selling fantasies of family and community that are exceedingly narrow and white in ways the language doesn't have words for yet, they are the simplest and softest Grandma Dreams imaginable, but in a culture presently being torn apart by its governing fantasies, these movies' fantasies seem not just unobjectionable but so retro as to nearly boomerang back around to being revolutionary.
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Sean Han-Tani and Joni Kittaka's Even The Ocean and Anodyne refuse to dispense with heroics and power fantasies, but they alter the conditions of those fantasies and put focus on who they could be for.
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Taboos are one of the most popular themes in our sexual fantasies and most men, regardless of sexual orientation, have occasional fantasies about "forbidden fruit," or people that our culture or society considers to be off-limits.
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That women are disadvantaged by a dynamic that emphasizes fantasies over real achievements should perhaps come as no surprise: Popular fantasies about women, sadly, still don't tend to feature intelligence, expertise and toughness at the negotiating table.
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Singh suggests having each partner write down a list of their fantasies.
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He is definitely having elaborate fantasies about blistered, blackened, chicken hot dogs.
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Neptune begins its retrograde, finding you reflecting on your fantasies concerning relationship.
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Yet despite the symbols of real life, Levinthal's paintings are also fantasies.
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Authorities also revealed the priest shared his fantasies with other pedophiles online.
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They turn these heroines for young girls into over-sexualized male fantasies.
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The Kohler Numi 2.0 Intelligent Toilet might fulfill most people's toilet fantasies.
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ProjektMelody continues that trajectory of increasingly interactive fantasies minus the human face.
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In these fantasies, Jaime and Angel were never in the same spot.
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It's about fantasies of what he would like the world to be.
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No one wants to entertain fascist fantasies if they're all around them.
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I'd never want anyone to break a bone to fulfill my fantasies!
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It's called "Magic Cake," and it's a recipe from your wildest fantasies.
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New York has long been a screen to project our fantasies and
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Through their efforts, we might someday finally fulfill those Marty McFly fantasies.
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We produced bigger, better fantasies about how we might leave this world.
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Sexual fantasies have long been thought to reveal an individual's innermost desires.
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How did we end up in this rabbit hole of Bean fantasies?
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Trump exploited the fears, feelings of neglect, and fantasies of his voters.
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This full moon isn't about dreams and promises, or fantasies or feelings.
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And like most childhood food fantasies, that's just not good for you.
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Can they put aside their fantasies and instead celebrate what is real?
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In fantasies, they imagined children seeking and initiating sexual contact with adults.
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It's also liberating to distance my sexual fantasies from my own body.
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Earlier alien theories surrounding Atlantis may have spawned fantasies about alien building.
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In my case, these furry cartoon fantasies got straightened out relatively quickly.
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I play to people's fantasies…That's why a little hyperbole never hurts.
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Only the truly wealthy can indulge their fantasies with genuine sensory responses.
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That wouldn't fulfill anyone's fantasies about bipartisanship, but it would be useful.
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But that doesn't mean that their retirement fantasies are out of reach.
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TER: They have fantasies about what's happening in our world right now.
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On top of all his fantasies, Arthur also stops taking his medication.
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The Mueller report didn't deliver the smoking gun of unrealistic liberal fantasies.
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There is incest and sudden death; some dark fantasies have real undertow.
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Often, it's because they have a conflicted relationship with their sexual fantasies.
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I learned how to judge other peoples's fantasies, and respond to them.
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Her turn in Heathers redefined the possibilities of high school revenge fantasies.
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On the "Spill" tab, users share fantasies, embarrassing stories, confessions and conundrums.
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There was no second album in the end, despite some people's fantasies.
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Clearly, they couldn't all be manifesting neuroses caused by repressed sexual fantasies.
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Mr. Hefner's disdain for sexual limits fueled fantasies and shaped self-images.
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Their supernatural monsters, in contrast, are culled from juvenile fears and fantasies.
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Even sexual fantasies based on power dynamics don't particularly appeal to me.
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You have to adapt to their fantasies, and you can't give up.
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Instead, we've seen a familiar pattern of campaign fantasies colliding with reality.
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As an immigrant or Latino or poor person, I have different fantasies.
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Still, I'm amazed at how relevant my teenage fantasies of belonging remain.
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Interpreted broadly, fantasies of cozy catastrophe proliferate in modern film and fiction.
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His literary fantasies and larger-than-life exploits swirled together for decades.
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How can our boyfriends know our drumstick fantasies unless we tell them?
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There's only so many different yacht-centric fantasies a person can entertain.
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Her stage clothes were shiny, skimpy, futuristic fantasies; her Afro was formidable.
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Forty-two percent of participants reported fantasies of having sex in public.
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He is perpetually surprised because reality does not comport with his fantasies.
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Too powerful to confront it seriously, "FANtasies" turns it into a joke.
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It was the 19th century that turned harem interiors into idyllic fantasies.
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The story of Noah's ark prefigures many modern fantasies of interstellar colonization.
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And accusations of divided loyalties and subversion were not necessarily paranoid fantasies.
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Lo, the childhood fantasies of yore are the technological realities of today.
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That makes them plausible fantasies about humanity's encounters with a dangerous universe.
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Disaster fantasies are familiar floats in every parent's midnight parade of horribles.
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More from The Times: Wesley Morris on Hollywood's fantasies of racial reconciliation.
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Pragmatism might win in policymaking, she believes, but inspirational fantasies win primaries.
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They're two little queer kids attempting to spin their fantasies into reality.
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All we do is project on them the fantasies they have inspired.
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Its absence thus spurs the reader to fashion fantasies of possible lyrics.
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Yeah, lots of asexual people watch porn and have their own fantasies.
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Trump exhibits insecurity, harbors grandiose fantasies, and shows a tetchiness about criticism.
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Minassian is not the first to turn these violent fantasies into reality.
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"The Garden of Eden" has sequences with the cooing, self-caressing sound of someone whispering his sexual fantasies in your ear, and, like all sex fantasies, they have a standardized, stereotyped setting—in this case, French hair salons.
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While Fruitvale Station abandons the power fantasy for a portrait of life and tragedy, Coogler's work since has been unabashedly in the framework of providing power fantasies for people who have been underserved by the fantasies that currently exist.
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The only people who might succumb to such fantasies are, in fact, children.
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Neptune begins its retrograde, asking you to reflect on your fantasies concerning money.
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By and large, however, they take far longer than our 15-minute fantasies.
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You can even write down your fantasies instead, she says, if that's easier.
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Tumultuous times can lead even the most rational person to believe paranoid fantasies.
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Aim For A New Type Of Orgasm Do you have fantasies about squirting?
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With an arched back, rosebud ass soaring up, she starred in solo fantasies.
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When it comes to empowerment fantasies for artists, nothing beats overwhelming critical enthusiasm.
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Female sexuality — specifically, a female sexuality that exists outside male fantasies and perspectives.
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On Wednesday, 2017's only full moon in Pisces will fuel our fantasies.
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Will I get discounts on wine when none of my nine fantasies reciprocate?
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But fantasies have their place, as long as they don't overtake us entirely.
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It is one of the regime's fantasies that it faces constant coup plots.
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It was one of my fantasies, to see him break down in tears.
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It mostly involves fantasies of an SUV and not working a second job.
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Childhood fantasies, he said, have come into play with some of these encounters.
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The higher in conscientiousness people were, the more detailed and specific their fantasies.
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Take this moment to reflect on the fantasies you've projected on to others.
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Essentially, she fulfills all our fantasies of beautifully giving haters the middle finger.
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These aren't interactive war reenactments; they're action fantasies set against a historical backdrop.
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She relegates her emotional needs to fantasies, because they can't die or leave.
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Cue the fantasies about a real-life season of The Bachelor: Prince Harry.
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The sexual fantasies may not be reflections of innate sexual wants or desires.
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When did you start realizing that you were part of boys' sex fantasies?
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Scrolling through the photos will make all your antiquated Texas fantasies come true.
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Marvel have decided to disrupt these fantasies is why the casting receives so
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An older, married male colleague asked me to tell him my sexual fantasies.
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There's a recursive aspect to mainstream games' fantasies of nature unspoiled or redeemed.
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The illustrations are also a way for Lin to explore his sexual fantasies.
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Well, AOC also has fantasies of what America would look like without Trump.
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Be uncompromising about your fantasies—fulfill them in exactly the way you want!
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He's since continued to capture images of participants enacting fantasies in public places.
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This is another one of my personal male power fantasies, to be likable.
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A loving relationship where you can share fantasies without judgment is truly sacred .
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And they certainly couldn't have enjoyed all the sexual fantasies the park advertises.
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It is a corporate wish list and a catalog of House Republicans' fantasies.
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All of Luigi's homosexual fantasies are projected onto and experienced vicariously through Waluigi.
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The Friends crew isn't reuniting in a way that fulfills your wildest fantasies.
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He joked about sexual exploits with mistresses and he publicly entertained rape fantasies.
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Kendra : Well, I know it's not right, but I sometimes have these fantasies . . .
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The result: Fantasies of seeing Trump escorted to the gallows are officially dead.
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Trump's two most memorable and characteristic speeches were built on right-wing fantasies.
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Ancient, unspoiled hilltop villages — for many foreigners, the quintessence of their Italian fantasies.
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They are not his political flunkies who exist to validate presidential political fantasies.
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"I play to people's fantasies," he wrote in The Art of the Deal.
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They are, in fact, far more widespread than love and romance–focused fantasies.
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Light the candle and continue talking to Aphrodite and Venus about your fantasies.
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So put aside fantasies of impeachment, which the Watergate parallels help to nourish.
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"Most members are rich, married men, living out their gay fantasies," Dylan says.
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Singapore is the city of Southeast Asia's imagined futures — nightmares and fantasies alike.
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Stay open to all possibilities and don't limit yourself by entertaining paranoid fantasies.
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For one article for Cosmo, she was assigned to compile readers' sex fantasies.
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I play along with the fantasies they come up with in their head.
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And not all depressed people, or people with OCD, have vivid, uncontrollable fantasies.
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Thus, you're left spiraling between fantasies of revenge and doomed stabs at equanimity.
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That idea might seem to invite easy Hallmark-card sentiments and childish fantasies.
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These days, even our cultural fantasies of the end are mutating toward infiniteness.
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Going into this World Cup, Mexico's fantasies may be more vivid than ever.
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The country was now suffering the terrible fallout from his fantasies and obsessions.
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The war released constraints on politics, summoning fantasies across the cusp into reality.
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Fond partisan fantasies of unified conservative government have given way to night sweats.
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Disney was also slammed for decades for Cinderella lies and Snow White fantasies.
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She respected people's fantasies — their expectations — she didn't ever want to disappoint anyone.
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I consumed these fantasies, mostly because there was not much else to eat.
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In the new horror film "Blumhouse's Fantasy Island," fantasies are to die in.
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Such fantasies affect us; they help us know what we can ask for.
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Feed your hacking fantasies with "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" — both versions.
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Without that solution none of these fantasies will see the light of day.
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The edgiest bits are Séverine's fantasies, which include being tethered to a tree.
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Here is a quick look at their findings to satiate your escapist fantasies.
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Digital effects give animators vast powers to create extravagant fantasies; anything seems possible.
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The liberties that boys can only dream of in their rawest adolescent fantasies.
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There's simply no better place to play out my very own power fantasies.
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Now, a new poll has uncovered the top sexual fantasies people have. IllicitEncounters.
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So yeah, hot mom and mamah muda were coined to perpetuate male fantasies.
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Because I don't correspond to people's fantasies about what black people look like.
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Apprentice Soup has finally come along to deliver my deepest fantasies to me.
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But fantasy was her specialty, and the subject of four more of her books, including "Women on Top: How Real Life Has Changed Women's Sexual Fantasies" (1991) and "Men in Love: Men's Sexual Fantasies: The Triumph of Love Over Rage" (1980).
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Let's all project our political fantasies onto this blank handsome template of a man.
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It is time to debunk the last, and most dangerous, of the Brexit fantasies.
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After you've revealed your fantasies to one another, it's time to act them out.
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Artist Caleigh Illerbrun illustrates dark twisted fantasies of woodland animals blending with human flesh.
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That's a whole lot of other curious people to discuss and share fantasies with.
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Neptune is the planet of dreams and fantasies, but also of delusion and paranoia.
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We shared our fantasies and looked for ways to explore them as a unit.
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These are fantasies with something urgent to say about the world we're living in.
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Finally, women are getting to play out their power fantasies in video games, amiright?
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The entire ordeal goes to show that sometimes sex fantasies should remain just that.
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Belief in the untutored wisdom of the masses is the stuff of socialist fantasies.
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"He was a screen on which every person projected his own fantasies," Bekeshkina said.
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She repeatedly spins elaborate fantasies about him leaving his wife to be with her.
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Mary Jane fades in and out of fantasies that she's having sex with Justin.
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He (and presumably other) newcomers pay money to fulfill their fantasies, free of consequence.
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They are the people onto whom we project all our deepest fears and fantasies.
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Then we'll all get to live out our fantasies of quidditc or die trying.
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Oh, boy, if only see his unsettling fantasies of cradling her in his arms.
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While the fantasies can get quite dark, actual role-play is often more lighthearted.
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He's gone on to star in failed Westerns, spy remakes, fantasies, and historical epics.
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"He had some rape fantasies," the girl told the Daily Mail in September 2016.
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Both artists suggested that questioning fantasies of escapism are as important as creating them.
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" Benalla has said that he regretted his actions became "the source of multiple fantasies.
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But I think there will be fantasies in Jane's head when she's reminded him.
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Often, Resident Evil titles begin as survival-horror games and turn into power fantasies.
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Latin American cities would become spaces of utopian fantasies, frequently followed by political nightmares.
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The lyrics turned away from glorified date rape fantasies and towards confronting self-hate.
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We weren't just blind followers of fantasies, but vulnerable optimists striving for something more.
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And now, two fantasies have combined to create the dream: light-up unicorn slippers.
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Per Israel's complex racial dynamics, these fantasies aren't as straightforward as one might imagine.
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To his credit, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's president, has never indulged in such fantasies.
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There's a middle ground between McKew's Cold War fantasies and a U.S.-Russia alliance.
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These two moves are connected; they're intertwined fantasies that offer Trump an emotional lifeline.
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Despite my fantasies of 3D-printed diaphragms and IUDs, repeated searches came up short.
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Ava DuVernay is about to make a lot of our childhood fantasies come true.
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Our collective fantasies define superheroes, and we collectively fantasize about more than one thing.
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UNLV basketball players, Instagram celebrities, singers, businesswomen, objects of creepy dudes with twin fantasies.
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As it turns out, my fantasies of violent, non-consensual sex weren't completely unusual.
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Having little experience in the art of seduction, I enjoyed discovering men's bizarre fantasies.
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That makes it possible to mix and match different fantasies and to be creative.
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When she touches on disturbing subjects and threatening fantasies, she can be darkly humorous.
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Their lies have become deadly, living fantasies—as lies will, given enough political muscle.
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Yet that's still not enough for Republicans with twisted fantasies about a broken military?
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So far, her childhood fantasies about performing with the Graham company have measured up.
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Caroline becomes a character, too, a Southern-vivacious life force in flashbacks and fantasies.
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Kratos — the icon of hypermasculine power fantasies in games — has much to learn, too.
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The organic/inorganic dialectic of the dystopian future has motivated countless paranoiac cyber-fantasies.
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It's adventurous, risk-taking, and non-judgmental—a wonderful occasion to fulfill your fantasies!
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These fantasies weren't necessarily physically arousing, but they were mentally stimulating and very satisfying.
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I felt that I had some more fantasies that I could put into words.
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People look for escape in your music, in the heroic epics and grand fantasies.
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People have their fantasies, and if you don't like it don't fucking read it.
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If a partner only cares about himself and his fantasies, then it's the opposite.
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Curiously, people in monogamous relationships were the most likely to have non-monogamous fantasies.
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Even when the fantasies don't concern the person's own mother, they're still considered suspect.
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But they also have fantasies of unlimited power and that's what draws them in.
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Neptune is the planet of fantasy, but we all know fantasies can turn dark.
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Video games are often power fantasies, but New Dawn takes this to the extreme.
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Researchers then looked at how fantasies about one's partner were related to relationship behaviors.
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Consistent with the findings from my book, most fantasies (66 percent) involved one's partner.
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This might sound suspiciously like fantasies from years past that micropayments would save journalism.
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I am not by nature given to theft, or even to fantasies of theft.
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People who acted on their open-relationship fantasies said it was a positive experience.
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Then he slowly started telling her his sexual fantasies, breathing heavily and talking softly.
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In this sense, the Pentagon's fantasies bear an eerie resemblance to the actual present.
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Here, the fantasies of war a younger Altenbourg might have held, are forever changed.
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It's a stark antidote to the boy meets girl fantasies that dominate literary fiction.
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We must also note that not all utopian fantasies take place in remote locations.
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You could have classes there and help the public to explore their fantasies safely.
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In my wildest fantasies, I was a student at Yale or Harvard or Oxford.
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" She writes, "Ever since I started being a sexual being I've had terrible fantasies.
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So many people harbor such familiar fantasies, so many are moderate in their passions.
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You can imagine what bad actors with eugenic fantasies could do with this technology.
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Administration budgets repeat right-wing fantasies and are promptly ignored by Congress and agencies.
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It disregards the risk of deranged shooters acting out movie fantasies of silencer gunplay.
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What these fantasies ask is, Who gets to tell you what you look like?
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Liberal fantasies were being wrought on hapless business owners, and destruction would surely follow.
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One that we have no basis for generalizing about or projecting our fantasies onto.
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What lies behind would hardly appear to be the stuff of Lewis Carroll fantasies.
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It was these fantasies — these ideas of selfhood — that stayed their execution, she said.
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New York kept certain fantasies about the Four Seasons alive for a long time.
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Physicians' fears of litigation plays a part, as do patients' fantasies of perpetual life.
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Her paintings, while rooted in the American Northeast, make little concession to escapist fantasies.
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Mercer's fortune has allowed him and his family to indulge their wildest material fantasies.
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Despite establishment fantasies, their shared vision will set the tone for the general election.
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Sexual fantasies are no different -- and they can offer a glimpse into your personality.
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So should you share your fantasies with your partner -- or even act on them?
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It's a snip for a chance to live out your wildest Star Wars fantasies.
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It should go without saying, but queers aren't here to fulfill people's sexual fantasies.
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For most of us, our first sexual experiences are with ourselves and our fantasies.
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At Basel's Museum Tinguely, "Rebecca Horn, Body Fantasies" is on view until Sept 22.
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But when women act out power fantasies, they tend to be given soft power.
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The government is no help, deluded as it is by its own paranoid fantasies.
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According to a systematic literature review of all the existing research on women's rape fantasies, between 31 and 47 percent of women experience fantasies involving non-consensual sex, and for 9-11 percent of these women, this is something they fantasize about commonly.
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There is a synergy among our multiplying fantasies, the ones we know to be fiction, the ones we kind of sort of believe, and the ones — like imagining that policing is the same as fighting wars — we're convinced aren't fantasies at all.
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I do not care about your Super AMOLED, button-free, wireless-charging iPhone 8 fantasies.
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Kovacs: Fantasies are always exciting—but more often that not, architecture chooses to be boring.
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One was that asexuals were more likely to have fantasies that they themselves weren't in.
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But the truth is that sometimes—often, even—our fantasies are better than the reality.
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But it also stokes the fallacies and fantasies about what suicide can do for you.
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But unlike most short-lived Cinderella fantasies, the Bulldogs did not go poof at midnight.
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A political party that builds itself atop a foundation made of fantasies will soon collapse.
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It feeds into all kinds of fantasies about power, control, and the intimacy of helplessness.
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But Republican presidential candidates not only have such fantasies, but are proud of them. Awesome.
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"There is no talk anywhere of shipper fantasies," writes one anonymous commenter on Dubemoir's blog.
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Okay, so this is a total fantasy — and like all fantasies, it can't really last.
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The Sims has long allowed its fans to indulge in the most mundane of fantasies.
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The title character has issues, but, apparently, he also has strange Bollywood-style musical fantasies.
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There goes my daydream fantasies of breakfast in bed brought to me by Archie Andrews.
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We're living in a sea change moment for cinema when it comes to power fantasies.
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It's enough to introduce fantasies of taking over the throne in any young woman's head.
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If you have sexual fantasies you've never acted on, don't worry — you're definitely not alone.
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Can't get enough of Donald Trump-inspired pee fantasies but wish they had more dinosaurs?
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OF ALL the professions that trade on teenage fantasies, few are as brutal as football.
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Click here to check out Geographically Indeterminate Fantasies: The Animated GIF as Place for yourself.
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And the whole thing is open source, so people can submit content and fantasies, etc.
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" She explains, "Fantasies can be both oppressive and exciting, but regardless they are always fictional.
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Yesterday, though, I discovered a company that might help me live out my lipstick fantasies.
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It's like you can see the cartoonist's fantasies straining as hard as his characters' buttons.
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The Unspoken is inspired by urban magic fantasies, including books like Lev Grossman's Magician trilogy.
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During years of treatment, Greenfield has been taught various strategies for reconditioning his sexual fantasies.
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Besides a fire-secure room, no one was living out any major fantasies that night.
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The more extreme and lofty their fantasies were, the better they felt in the moment.
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The researchers concluded that even when it comes to our indulging in fantasies, realism counts.
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Visitors to Westworld are theoretically there to act out fantasies they couldn't in real life.
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Ancient Roman culture may be one of the most heavily replicated historical fantasies in Hollywood.
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An MMO can't ever meet our power fantasies, because we all want to be god.
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But, we all have fantasies we keep secret, and which we fear others will judge.
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Patients were not remembering actual molestation, he realized; they were remembering their own sexual fantasies.
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But just as some cultural events carve out new niches, others shut existing fantasies down.
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He posted disgusting "fantasies" on Facebook describing the things he wanted to do to me.
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There were no set rules, no gender roles, and hardly any faces in these fantasies.
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"What I created came out of my own adolescent dreams of fantasies," he told CNN.
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Instead, they got a genius, and one especially suited to deconstructing their fantasies of her.
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In the studio and in these photographs, fantasies were made manifest and alternate lives imagined.
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Power fantasies are produced by an industry, and they reflect several parts of that industry.
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In the cinematic fantasies of his increasingly untethered mind, there's always a heroic way out.
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Republicans, clinging to antiquated "Reefer Madness" fantasies, have long opposed marijuana use for medicinal purposes.
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Rarely has an entire nation rallied together to make one man's personal fantasies come true.
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Maybe relinquishing or recalibrating our fantasies of the good life doesn't lead to absolute darkness.
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This, of course, is a disservice that feeds into the fruitful fantasies of the protestors.
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But the film shows those fantasies as closely tied to profit, just like porn itself.
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And that we can then imagine some of them acting on those sorts of fantasies.
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Moose never gets to speak to Margaret Thatcher, despite his many fantasies about doing so.
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Stop running from your fantasies and start accepting them as part of who you are.
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So long as your sexual fantasies remain cordoned off like this, you'll never feel complete.
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Strip clubs are all about indulging fantasies, from the acrobatic moves to the provocative outfits.
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I spent a good part of my childhood fantasies as that reincarnate, the future's savior.
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They offer us fantasies of companionship, wealthy lifestyles, freedom from the drudgery of everyday life.
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One of the book's biggest takeaways: People's sexual fantasies don't necessarily translate to sexual behaviors.
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Several people implied that King was projecting his own pedophilic sexual fantasies on to Jackson.
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He is happy to subsist on the golden (white) superhero as food for his fantasies.
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Nan Goldin: I really admire people who recreate themselves, and who manifest their fantasies publicly.
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Over some euphoric woodwinds and pummelling drums, he fantasizes about the insufficiency of his fantasies.
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We all have a lot of unresolved fantasies when it comes to '90s sitcom Seinfeld.
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Reading about how my seemingly impossible fantasies could come true was surprisingly relaxing and satisfying.
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The episode suggests the nightmarish and delusional fantasies that interrupt a grieving mother's daily life.
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WATCH: The Dangerous Business of BDSM Abduction Fantasies How long have you been a kajira?
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Unlike many of her colleagues, she straddled genres, between futuristic fantasies and enigmatic mystery novels.
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Which is why meeting people online tends to heighten our fantasies and deepen our disappointment.
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It is a repository of our fantasies, a redoubt of hope, a source of courage.
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These online venues, they attest, mitigate their desire to pursue their fantasies in real life.
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But do make time today to get real about your fantasies around fame and success.
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It would be nice to see Latinos living regular lives — not stereotype-fueled fantasies — onscreen.
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These genres are pushing the artist to manifest fantasies into something tangible for their audience.
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" Another red flag is "engaging in these sexual fantasies in response to dysphoric mood states.
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Psychedelic or indeed ecstatic and orgiastic fantasies abound everywhere in the discussion of the Mysteries.
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I have nightmares of physical violence against her and revenge fantasies of spilling her secrets.
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But the Smithsonian show leaves you thinking that she'd probably expect better fantasies from us.
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Was Ben that severed from reality these days, that his fantasies packaged themselves in pixels?
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But does that mean there is no room in your life for wishes and fantasies?
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Perhaps our dreams of the future are always enmeshed with our fantasies of the past.
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THE NORTHERN MILAN district of Bicocca is not an obvious inspiration for an architect's fantasies.
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First, let's talk about modern U.S. immigration and how it compares to those sick fantasies.
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The whole fractious spectacle was like a scene out of Vladimir Putin's anti-American fantasies.
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More than escapist fantasies or backyard baubles, tiny houses are increasingly sheltering people in need.
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Narratives are often retold from different perspectives, or ambiguously, as if they might be fantasies.
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This scenario is punctuated by fantasies, including a joyless orgy featuring his multiple love interests.
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Trump's fantasies regularly collide with reality, and so far reality has a perfect winning percentage.
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Garrel) — at least in carefree pre-revolutionary France (and rich-girl/poor-boy Hollywood fantasies).
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Sometimes I have fantasies about making films and then I lose them in my head.
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As we drove there one afternoon, he said that he habitually entertains fantasies of confinement.
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Fleeing city life and embracing a pastoral existence: It's not just for Instagrammable fantasies anymore.
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Surprisingly, there were even more similarities between men's and women's fantasies than you might expect.
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When Refinery29 asked women to share their deepest sexual fantasies, some imagined totally sweet scenes.
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We knew where we came from, our fantasies were for fun, they never really hurt.
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Our Bon-Ton encompassed many different fantasies, but was still small enough to contradict itself.
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And so, whatever conspiracy theory they're dreaming up, it's more of just their Watergate fantasies.
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They trespass at the asylum, using it as a backdrop for their fantasies and dramatics.
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Gil prefers to spend his mental energy on academic problems rather than frivolous romantic fantasies.
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It's not like the fantasies of Disney, where the brand is always front and center.
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Tacomanical fantasies crowd out the sketches: sizzling pork; hard-shell picadillo; slab bacon; avocado; BLT.
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If they want to talk about their fantasies and stuff through email, then fuck off.
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Justin J. Lehmiller, lead study author and a sex researcher at The Kinsey Institute, asked 2,982 people to complete a survey about their sexual fantasies where they answered questions about their personalities, demographic backgrounds, sexual fantasies relating to polyamory, and actual experiences with polyamory.
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You start talking about what you'd like to do and what fantasies you'd like to explore.
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According to the Daily Dot, plenty of folks have confessed to having sexual fantasies about Pennywise.
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To finish, he lined my corners with S+M Sultry and Matte Laquer Lipgloss in Fantasies.
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Essentially a disturbing manifestation of designer Tomonobu Itagaki's infantile boyhood fantasies, Ivan's existence is utterly inexcusable.
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Some confusion will arrive this evening, so stay grounded and don't get carried away by fantasies.
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There were a few differences between the fantasies of asexuals and the rest of the population.
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The resulting videos will satisfy the stunt driving fantasies the police and insurance companies won't permit.
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His repertoire of haunting fantasies, chilling dramas, and whimsical characters are never anything short of remarkable.
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I am open minded, but I do have my fantasies, as all of us ladies do.
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The fantasies they harbor always have to include being the first to break the gender barrier.
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To play it is to look down the barrel of the internet's most excremental sexual fantasies.
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Many policies considered wild fantasies in the United States are fixtures in the European centrist consensus.
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That's why he's the perfect white sheet billowing in the wind to project your fantasies on.
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After the 20183/11 attacks, Americans who felt scared and powerless naturally turned to empowerment fantasies.
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Her body is too voluptuous (read: sexual) to fulfill men's fantasies of sexual conquest and prowess.
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Certainly, Chagall: Fantasies for the Stage is not a show that encourages viewers to rush ahead.
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" Adding, "Our therapist has encouraged us to indulge our fantasies and make each other feel special.
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And that's for the best: after all, some of us have festival headliner fantasies to feed.
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Ignore the XXX fantasies and build up your own arsenal of skills based on your experience.
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NBA 2K19 and Madden NFL are big releases every year, fulfilling all those couch sport fantasies.
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In my makeup bag is the hardware which allows me to finally live my childhood fantasies.
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You'll also get a year's worth of Briogeo natural hair products, fulfilling your topknot's wildest fantasies.
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He serves as the unwitting tabula rasa on which she projects all her hopes and fantasies.
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But both movies are animated children's fantasies about broom-riding little girls with black cat familiars.
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Part of the answer is to engage in an honest debate rather than to peddle fantasies.
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The IS persecuted their people, now these warrior Yazidi women are ruining their virgin afterlife fantasies.
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There's a clear socioeconomic line between the wealthy and those who become fodder for their fantasies.
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These fantasies may give gay men the feeling that they are a part of their lives.
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Grief, denial, the outsized fantasies of childhood, and a couple of different kinds of personal courage.
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Bridgette clearly believes Craig, because that admission is immediately followed by one of her signature fantasies.
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The next time you find yourself calling your intern to tell them your fantasies: Please don't.
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The internet buzzed with fantasies of traveling from San Francisco to Los Angeles in 22015 minutes.
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Oh, and one guy tries his best to fulfill all the sex fantasies he ever had.
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The makers of Toy Block Tape turned made all of our toy construction fantasies come true.
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The point is that much of these plans are fantasies, much like the F-35 itself.
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With fictional male couples, my sexual fantasies can involve many and varying sexual preferences and fetishes.
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While she is busy with work, Lucas has been spotted greeting fans and destroying our fantasies.
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Could a virtual realm be a safe space for people to play out their worst fantasies?
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He sees a direct link between this trend toward power fantasies and the advent of technology.
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Black women don't fit into mainstream fantasies about heterosexual love for a couple of different reasons.
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Body-as-machine fantasies also imagine that the technology will work as we hope, every time.
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Inspired by fan submissions about their own fantasies, Erika works to turn them into video form.
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Rather than allowing yourself to fall into these fantasies in a bad way, celebrate your imagination!
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But fans can thank executive producer Greg Berlanti for making their musical fantasies come to life.
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No. There is a time for fantasies, and there is a time for uncovering the truth.
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You will have an opportunity to play your darkest Silicon Valley fantasies in Watch Dogs 2.
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So many fantasies for alternative history that I know will never make it to the screen.
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We pay attention, and as a result, we've built a huge database of women's nonsexual fantasies.
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Science-fiction movies project the fantasies, fears, and hopes of the people onto an imagined future.
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He may feel more comfortable exploring your consensual non-consent fantasies if he were in character.
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A few patients even claim pure fantasies, with a partner or solo, can get them there.
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That thing we do in our imaginations, in our fantasies, and in our most febrile dreams.
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The luxury and sports cars of our semi-realistic fantasies are less accessible than ever before.
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Pro: They're overwhelmingly written by women, read by women and devoted to women's stories and fantasies.
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Thomas Edison was a favored hero in these science fiction fantasies much later collectively called Edisonades.
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At the very least, my adolescent erotic fantasies gave me a profound appreciation of Greek architecture.
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Such childish fantasies were not unusual: she had herself been given to make-believe and pretending.
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"I had fantasies of being married since basically as young as I can remember," he said.
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But it isn't enough to just hope for bolder fantasies or count on the rare exception.
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The firm's weird, pixelated decadence conveyed fantasies of kitsch and capitalism taken to their illogical extremes.
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Are you "preoccupied with fantasies that the world is ending because of the selfishness of others"?
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People become people, not just fantasies of what their lives are portrayed as on social media.
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My fantasies of being held down and ravaged by a corpse hadn't taken that into account.
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You're projecting your own fantasies onto your relationships, but this dynamic is a springboard for action.
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Those predictions, like the rest of the party's anti-Trump fantasies, turned out to be wrong.
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And not just the idea of them, but their speech, mannerisms, fantasies, experiences, and coping mechanisms.
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You're in a very daydream-y place mentally right now, but don't let fantasies become anxieties.
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If this familial expansion were only messing with my musical fantasies, it would be one thing.
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The rest I spun out of whole cloth, or out of my own teeming, steamy fantasies.
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Instead of mocking conservatives' ideological echo chambers and self-regarding fantasies, progressives should learn from them.
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Ultimately, it is a mythical place created by the fantasies of cyborgs — possibly a digital hereafter.
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And contrary to Western fantasies, Russians under the age of 25 are among his strongest supporters.
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I find it more interesting to learn about people's fantasies than about who they really are.
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Most calls are just normal phone sex, but sometimes guys get really creative with their fantasies.
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She stages fantasies of death and more, with plenty of dark humor and love to boot.
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Politicians put on protective gear, fiction writers take it off — fully exposing their creativity, emotions, fantasies.
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Is it normal to have sexual fantasies about things that we have no intention of doing?
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One face sweetly whispers empowering slogans and the other hisses your most erotically violent revenge fantasies.
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Taboo fantasies can be exciting, but they can also be the source of our deepest shame.
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And you clearly don't buy all the techno-utopian fantasies being spun up in Silicon Valley.
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With Trump in power, they worry, there's a danger that his dark fantasies may be realized.
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But as Biden's fantasies about the Republican fever breaking seem just as unlikely as being realized.
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MILF and GILF (yes, it's a thing) fantasies are less about age and more about power.
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Norwich dabbles in such Orientalist fantasies too, but offers us some useful moves beyond as well.
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People might use robots to act out their darker fantasies like rape, pedophilia and violent sex.
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This flood-the-zone approach has resulted in a flood of fibs, flubs, and outright fantasies.
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But it would seem that such fantasies rest fitfully on a fundamental bed of existential dread.
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Playing out her rescue fantasies, she resolves to stalk the stalker, wreaking havoc in the process.
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BEYOND GODZILLA: ALTERNATIVE FUTURES & FANTASIES IN JAPANESE CINEMA at Japan Society (March 20077 through April 231).
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As I write, five out of this year's top 10 grossing domestic releases are superhero fantasies.
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There, users' wildest fantasies will come alive as they slip into a world of heightened titillation.
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He often spaced out and lost himself in elaborate fantasies starring himself and a cute boy.
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You're also reflecting on your fantasies (and past delusions) concerning your love life and creative process.
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A Normal Lost Phone, released back in January, is a safe place to explore these fantasies.
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The results of my research suggest a potential explanation for all of this: People high in conscientiousness were more likely to share their sex fantasies with their partners and, further, they reported more positive experiences when it came to acting out their fantasies in real life.
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The internal report also expects that the 1,250-mile wall will be constructed in three phases, with the final section completed at the end of 2020, right around the time President Trump will presumably be going up for reelection (those impeachment fantasies are mostly just fantasies, guys).
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I remembered the elaborate fantasies my friends and I would create about our future lives as Mrs.
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Regardless, fans are coming up with their own fantasies involving some of the character's most recognizable identifiers.
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The individual mandate was one of the greatest fantasies in the long history of demand side economics.
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We reached out to Ford to see if these 007/bored dad fantasies could ever become reality.
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Don't you have anything better to do in life, than air your repressed sexual fantasies in public?
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They create scenarios that range from horror, to historical fiction, to teenage fantasies, to the completely absurd.
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Robinson fantasies, where you gotta be a mom in the streets but a MILF in the sheets?
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This year, long transit finds you reckoning with your hopes, fantasies, and delusions concerning home and identity.
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It can be very liberating and inspiring to see and hear other people's sexual activities and fantasies.
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These are self-soothing fantasies John actually believes, which help him avoid recognizing his own massive culpability.
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The researchers asked 739 people, 351 of them asexual, about their solo sex habits and sexual fantasies.
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Both represent expressions of identity that are rarely rendered without filters in public and pop culture fantasies.
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Once that support system is in place, Trump is unbound, free to impose his fantasies on reality.
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We've all had sexual fantasies about someone that we either know or know of—it's perfectly natural.
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"I'm not into racial slurs, and I don't like encouraging some of the darker fantasies," she wrote.
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Before we get something, we have all kinds of fantasies about it, all kinds of wonderful anticipation.
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And the ladies (and gentlemen) of Bachelor nation have a pre-existing tendency towards princess fantasies anyway.
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She quits and becomes addicted to Zeal, and acts out horrific fantasies in the digital dream world.
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There's no room in our hearts to disparage anyone for their childhood crushes or current-day fantasies.
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He had allowed himself to be seduced by Los Angeles's fantasies, then, in turn, so had she.
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Dracula is included in the exhibit, by the way, along with fantasies of vampires from many cultures.
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And her time at the clinic made her realize that her dreams were more than just fantasies.
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His attention to small details and moments of relaxation are arguably why his fantasies are so immersive.
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People live their lives electronically; their phones are a record of loves and fantasies, illnesses and losses.
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Celebrity couples break up all the time — what makes Pitt and Aniston such fodder for these fantasies?
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Real worries and legitimate concerns share space -- sometimes lines in a single speech -- with Trump's dark fantasies.
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"I just kept creating more and more fantasies to escape into, new skins to shed," she said.
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Fulfilling the fantasies of women everywhere, these boyfriends are ones you can even level up and improve.
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The data suggest that they might not be consciously lying, but instead be weaving their own fantasies.
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Neptune stations direct at 9:21 AM, encouraging us to trust our intuitions and explore our fantasies.
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Those fantasies of sitting on your phone while the car does everything will stay fantasy for now.
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And a new Fullscreen web series called "FANtasies" brings fan fiction about internet stars to onscreen life.
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Only had anything like it maybe twice, but that's about as far as I go on fantasies.
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Second Life is an infinite customized virtual world where humans being's deepest darkest fantasies can be realized.
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Not only is it rude to keep people waiting, the scene isn't exactly conducive to sexy fantasies.
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Theodora tries to tell Danny she understands: It's not like Theodora has never had fantasies of cheating.
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Isabelle Reed is revealed by flashbacks and photographs, objects and fantasies, omniscient narration and Rashomon-like subjectivity.
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Some are devastatingly earnest, and reveal emotional fantasies of intimacy rather than flat-out physical sexual desire.
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Further, these findings suggest that sexual fantasies are not, in fact, ubiquitous, as previous writings have suggested.
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"To be clearer still, so that journalists stop feeding strange fantasies: the euro is irreversible," he added.
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With macabre consistency, he and his allies let slip fantasies in which she is murdered or executed.
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With this success came the financial stability to make even the most ridiculous skate fantasies come true.
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Novelty games, Pitagora explains, are those that encourage exploration of desires that have remained fantasies or curiosities.
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Good news, Harry Potter fans: you can now live out some of your Hogwarts fantasies in Snapchat.
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Let your food fantasies run wild with the Cuisinart Griddler Multifunctional Grill — now $105 off at Walmart.
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Fortunately, you can now safely live out all your survival fantasies with the Off-Grid Survival Knife.
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They've constructed bizarre fantasies around all kinds of people—particularly Henry Kissinger and the Queen of England.
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First, terrorists want something dramatic -- they want bloodshed, and a cyberattack does not fulfill their sick fantasies.
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For me in the movie, I got to live out one of my black girl magic fantasies.
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Much of Mr. Hockney's work was related to his homosexuality and dealt with his fantasies of surfers.
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HBO's meaty science fiction morality play Westworld explores the logical extreme of our obsession with escapist fantasies.
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For transgender people, traditional love stories can seem like fantasies, happening to other people in another world.
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Other people may be projecting their fantasies onto you, and you can use this to your advantage!
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Like most of the absurd fantasies and smears that ricochet across the internet, it is utterly false.
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They seem to have been placed there as a colorful backdrop to the fantasies of Western visitors.
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"One of the sexiest parts of role-playing is sharing your fantasies with your partner," says Rosen.
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But don't succumb to off-road fantasies with this one, especially when carrying more than four people.
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He then mined the associations for whoop-de-doo fantasies of Arabian warfare: cultural booty of imperialism.
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He also recorded hours of footage in which he described the murders and his graphic sexual fantasies.
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Humans tend to prefer fantasies: After all, they allow us to look away from real human suffering.
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"The phase pieces for instruments turn machine fantasies into human events," Mr. Reich wrote in his sketchbook.
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While "Piano Phase" brought Mr. Reich out of his mad scientist impasse, he soon discovered new fantasies.
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And you're right; many of these proponents aren't shy about being inspired by fantasies of the future.
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He has mused upon child abuse, his own sexual life, fantasies, fear, anger, gentrification, politics, and capitalism.
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She was the first person to explain that my fantasies were completely normal, and not an illness.
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I think there are universal fantasies we have about wishing we were somewhere else, and someone else.
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If a Pisces can't dream and imagine with their lover, who can they share their fantasies with?
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That's the story he's selling, and it taps into all kinds of fantasies about salvation by superhero.
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I put effort into fulfilling them, but the thing about fantasies here is that they eventually end.
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It evolved into asking people for submissions—people's anonymous nudes, people's wet dream stories, and people's fantasies.
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As the accompanying text points out, pools are not oceans or lakes, but fantasies of nature, tamed.
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They gave participants a survey inquiring about their bedroom habits and fantasies — everything from bondage to toys.
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If your sexual fantasies involve hair-pulling, you might have a chance at winning Nick Jonas' heart.
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Or maybe, after all that they put you through, they found something salvageable in these escapist fantasies.
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He wasn't the moody Pierre of my fantasies, but at least we could talk to each other.
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Mr. Douthat's musings — that Asians might lead the Democrats back to "1990s-style Clintonism" — are wrongheaded fantasies.
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Why do medieval-themed fantasies like Lord of the Rings or Game of Thrones have such popularity?
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His widow learned of his cross-dressing fantasies only when she found the drawings after his death.
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Introduced while smugly declaiming his masturbatory fantasies to his high school English class, Sidney is barely bearable.
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It's a generous kind of satire that gives other people's unconscious fantasies the benefit of the doubt.
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The miserable thing about real life is how little it resembles our picture-postcard fantasies of it.
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Mr. Conley indulges Mr. Hagerman's fantasies for the land — a walkway modeled on an ancient Mayan ballgame!
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Ultimately, access to Saleva's labyrinth of "dreams, fantasies, and feelings" is determined by the user's attention span.
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That could include everything we keep hidden in our inner sanctum, from sexual fantasies to political dissent.
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Celebrities are bodies onto whom we as a culture project our fantasies, our fears, and our dreams.
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Apocalyptic fatalism is the same sort of lazy escapism as fantasies of hyperspace day trips to Rigel.
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They made the decision, in part, because they harbored fantasies of opening a bookstore on Main Street.
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"The characters in Nicolas Roeg's films live in their fantasies, and so does Roeg's camera," he wrote.
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"They had googled 'intense fantasies' and other keywords and found my little article," says Somer, still amazed.
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Over time, these texts took on a great deal of sexual content, including lewd jokes and fantasies.
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But most use life settlements not for luxuries or fantasies, but for medical treatment or living expenses.
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Try masturbating in different positions, with different kinds sex toys, and while having different kinds of fantasies.
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It's a time when your sexiest and most romantic fantasies might have a chance of coming true.
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We don't live in the grandiose fantasies or devastating dystopias that we see in television and film.
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Mr. Trump seems to have no sense of the boundary between his self-aggrandizing fantasies and reality.
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He and his wife, Donna Shire, explore cultural fantasies of Southern California, starting with the table setting.
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"After the Democrats went zero-for-four in special elections, the delusions and fantasies continue," Gingrich said.
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In turn, the floral style began to mirror the food movement: homespun fantasies of nature's seasonal delicacies.
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One glance at Google Hotel Search was all it took for my breezy island fantasies to collapse.
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At a Los Angeles pop-up called the Zone you can live out all your childhood fantasies.
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Afterward, Ms. Anderson said, he sent her text messages with sexual fantasies and aspirations to marry her.
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But in her attempts to "follow his moral logic," she entertains his tortured excuses and grotesque fantasies.
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It is also used for Ambien tweets, reflections on anime, rumormongering, and fantasies about a volcanic lair.
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Why do we reserve power for the few rather than the many, even in our power fantasies?
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QUIN is so infatuated with her fantasies that she's dedicated Lucid, her latest EP, to those visions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn are peddling fantasies before a Dec.
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He also shot hours of himself discussing the killings, cocaine binges and detailed his violent sexual fantasies.
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But she's exceedingly skilled in inventing charismatic personas to fulfill the fantasies of the men around her.
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Dispense with conspiracy theories and fantasies about gaining power by any means other than the ballot box.
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Why must so many revenge fantasies fixate in such detail on the physical mutilation of women's bodies?
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The Tea Partyers have their Mel Gibson-movie fantasies, the Trumpists their Pinochet-meets-"Die Hard" pastiches.
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It's very important that you don't get carried away with fantasies or paranoid ideas on this day.
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The power of such movements seems stronger to us when we confuse our liberal fantasies with reality.
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People who don't need another suit or another handbag but still have fantasies and money to spend.
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Additionally, Fogle claimed he was unfairly punished for his fantasies and thoughts ... as opposed to actual misdeeds.
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"As pleasurable as these thoughts and fantasies are, they detract from mental and physical health," she says.
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"Anyway, if you are a neo-Nazi repressing personal cuckoldry fantasies, I'm going to extend an olive branch and pass Ley's advice onto you: "If you're a healthy person and a healthy couple, that you can probably safely explore even these taboo fantasies, so long as everything is consensual.
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The idea that I could own a house in New York was not on my list of fantasies.
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It's easy to get caught up in fantasies while these two planets are at odds with each other.
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Some of his most popular works were surrealistic fantasies set in grisly worlds run by totalitarians and conformists.
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Around ovulation some studies have shown that women have more increased sexual desire and have more arousing fantasies.
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These transaction are an opportunity for clients to express and seek validation for fantasies, or to feel valued.
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We just have to absolve our fantasies and accept the truth we repressed all the way into 2017.
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The new Delhi office of India's homegown messaging app Hike brings atleast some of these fantasies to life.
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Being told to worry less won't make their problems go away, and fantasies can't keep the lights on.
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"When you explore your fantasies, you can work psychologically to heal your hurt and pain," Dr. Serani says.
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Wolfie Masters: I would draw these insanely detailed revenge fantasies involving Rokar and say they were concept art.
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David Rothstein has created Sweateralls, which are made of French terry cotton and the fantasies of fashionable homebodies.
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In a nod to the problems caused by inner fantasies, a recurring motif is the novel "Don Quixote".
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Finally, the idea that everyone deserves a chance to embody the fantasies of fashion has become a reality.
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Slaves and dancers usually had blond hair and pale skin, catering to European and American tastes (and fantasies).
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The screams are prelude to the same thrill of victory that fuels so many of gaming's escapist fantasies.
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I also have fantasies about being Eiffel-towered by two of Dwayne Johnson as he appears in Baywatch.
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Sure people like to jerk it to Skynet fantasies, but as we just proved, this is very real.
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Instead of fodder for teenage fantasies, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue is becoming a platform for positive change.
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I always get sad and concerned when I see people publicly shaming healthy, normative sexual fantasies and behaviors.
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Hopefully by opening this dialogue, some of his followers might feel less shame and concern about their fantasies.
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The power of television to fire the imagination and peddle exciting fantasies brought Mr Trump to this point.
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According to a new survey from sex toy retailer Lovehoney, there are actually a few common masturbation fantasies.
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So go ahead and indulge in your fantasies — and maybe even pledge to pleasure yourself for charity's sake.
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They also describe searing rage -- Ron's father Fred confesses fantasies about killing Simpson himself -- at the trial's outcome.
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Although hybristophilia is often sensationalized in the media, Dr. Aaron cautions against suppressing one's fantasies for any reason.
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Imagining a world where VR sex would replace IRL encounters wasn't merely the manifestation of geeky jerkoff fantasies.
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Strange adventure fantasies, which boys think of happening with boys, I thought of them as happening with girls.
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The best science-fiction movies build an entire world using the fantasies, fears, and fascinations of the present.
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But the Mueller investigation shows that the power of Trump's fantasies may be limited, even among his supporters.
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So Musk must win over someone, probably the US government, in order to pay for his colonization fantasies.
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However overheated, Trump's prediction was in sync with the dark fantasies of some of his most extreme boosters.
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It surely won't live up to the fantasies the Courier inspired, but the Courier was never really real.
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How do we interact these suspended moments in time without reducing them to reverent—and inadvertently inaccurate—fantasies?
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Oh sweet dream journal, keeper of secrets, prompter of aspirations, gateway into the subconscious sexual fantasies of strangers.
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At the time, we were supposed to read Amy's fantasies of a better, more sparkly world as satire.
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One might have fantasies about how long one's work will last, but I know this work will last.
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Black Americans and their allies need political organizing and activism, not fantasies involving Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars.
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"It is an exercise of lawyers' fantasies to imagine the litigation that would take place," Mr. Ginsberg said.
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Debi Mazar and her family live out their cowboy fantasies in Texas, served with a side of barbecue.
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I grew up loving emo, a genre that has historically allowed boys to project violent fantasies about girls.
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The hit comedy followed three working women living out their fantasies of getting even with their sexist boss.
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Since alcohol, cocaine, and narcissistic fantasies are all highly addictive, your customers are going to keep coming back.
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On Monday, Venus, the planet of love, clashes with Neptune, the planet of fantasies, which is freshly retrograde.
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In short, Canada becomes the stuff of overzealous liberal fantasies in the months leading up to American elections.
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Valle frequented the members-only Dark Fetish Network, a forum where over 77,000 members share their sexual fantasies.
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The most obvious one is to satisfy their sexual needs or fantasies they can't access in real life.
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Don't spend too much emotional energy on fears that are based on fantasies or delusions and not reality.
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What grubby little fantasies do they conjure up to fill their commutes, and do they converge with ours?
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For them to disappear takes only man's fantasies of combat and moderate wealth to bring it to life.
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We need our fantasies both for ourselves and, often, to share with our partners, even when it's uncomfortable.
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Mercury squares off with taskmaster Saturn today: It's time to get real about your some of your fantasies.
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"You punished me for telling you my fantasies / I'm breaking all the rules I didn't make," she seethes.
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Women may claim to have perverse fantasies, he said, but they don't know what it's like for him.
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If Allen is in fact a pedophile, he appears to have acted on his evil fantasies exactly once.
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Dazed and Confused off-field fantasies aside, there's something pretty awesome about the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
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Where the pursuit of tangible policies — rapid decarbonization, full automation and socialized care — are preferred to present fantasies.
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Kirstie Alley opened up about her love life ... and she's got some big-name celebrities in her fantasies.
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It had something to do, I think, with the gap between my fantasies and the reality of Norway.
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Nevertheless, I was appalled by The New York Times Book Review's decision to publish these five prurient fantasies.
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" Mariela Castro, daughter of Cuba's leader, mocked the illnesses, claiming that "even 'Star Wars' didn't contain such fantasies.
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He also happily combines naturalistic sounds with surreal ones, which he compares to realist filmmaking meeting Technicolor fantasies.
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I wanted to stop hiding behind oversized shirts, and instead become the woman I had fantasies about being.
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Meanwhile with XConfessions, Lust takes submissions from subscribers and turns their greatest fantasies into a reality on screen.
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Because Americans love making their fantasies as realistic as possible — Old West lawmen, postmodern commandos, take your pick.
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Frustrated teenage boys are apt to dream up elaborate fantasies about gaining all the power they don't have.
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But it's the Trump depictions that really stand out, mostly because of the fantasies of greatness they represent.
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By 1982, if you were a teen male, your fantasies no longer had to live under a mattress.
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Politicians and their campaign management are aware of these fantasies especially when trying to woo the undecided voter.
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But the gun lobby's campaign is relentless in leaning on gullible politicians who parrot fantasies about campus dangers.
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We hide our vulnerabilities, airbrushing our flaws and quirks; we project our fantasies onto the images before us.
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They're fantasies of power partly because no matter how hard this type falls, his power never truly corrupts.
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She paints narrative fantasies that look bumptiously jokey at first, but reveal worlds of nuanced thought and feeling.
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Rewind The director's first solo feature pokes fun at the fantasies and obsessions that fuel the entertainment industry.
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But most of us will be spending this holiday season treating the Fantasy Gifts as just that: fantasies.
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"FANtasies" flips Ms. Yarchin's steamy medical romance into a comedic short that flattens the "Hartbig" relationship into parody.
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Living out her teenage fantasies, surrounded by celebrities and A-listers, Song was feeling too terrible to ignore.
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Neptune, the planet of dreams and illusions, moves direct on Wednesday, allowing us to enjoy our fantasies again.
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For instance, fantasies about voyeurism and group sex seem to overlap with those about cuckolding in these men.
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We all have our fantasies, but tall, dark knight and handsome probably doesn't make the best husband material.
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GABRIEL KAHANE Brooklyn To the Editor: The American mythology that David Brooks recounts carries its own convenient fantasies.
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Preminger's depictions of psychedelic fantasies result in his giddiest visual inspirations—which come with a sharp political twist.
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She asked people on the internet to anonymously submit confessions of their deepest, darkest, most thrilling sexual fantasies.
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It was as real as Paris, and picaresque fantasies were harder to maintain in front of the lens.
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Rewind Imperialism for the masses, the movie culture of the 1920s, purveyed romantic fantasies of an imaginary East.
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You can live out so many different science fiction fantasies all within this universe sandbox that we've built.
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Sharp is interested in how her characters are shaped by their fantasies of themselves (Cluny Brown takes herself to tea at the Ritz, scandalizing her uncle; Dolores Diver treasures her carved tortoiseshell comb and her signature Spanish shawl), but also how they react when those fantasies bring them up against reality.
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There, on a site usually dedicated to painting innocent fantasies about being Harry Styles's girlfriend, teens and preteens are living through a culture so dominated by guns that fears of their schools going on lockdown and fantasies of martyring themselves to save their friends have seeped into the stories they tell.
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High level athletes are psychos in this exact way, creating fantasies about themselves and bleeding and dying to make those fantasies reality, managing to climb mountains of money to look out on the horizon and survey the vast kingdoms of their victories, one right after another, while still never being satisfied.
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But could there be more amusement parks out there mimicking reality and allowing humanity to act out their fantasies?
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She achieves this through an innovative and interactive project, XConfessions, where users share their personal sex stories and fantasies.
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No, we're not talking about the white-hatted nurse fantasies of '90s porn; We're talking magical, fantastical, futuristic personas.
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Once you know what excites you, you can bring those fantasies into your Skype sex to spice things up.
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I think porn is a pretty good measure of people's sexual fantasies, even if they never act on them.
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"My only sexual outlet became fantasies about my girlfriend being fucked by a guy/group of guys," he explained.
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These are rote porno fantasies: pool boys, stepmoms, your sister's best friend, a dick in a box of popcorn.
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He also filmed rambling monologues where he discussed the murders, binged on cocaine and explained his violent sexual fantasies.
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He's mentioned that during military deployments he used sexual fantasies to help him meditate, which brought him to orgasm.
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Because in France, when one talks of refugees, many people immediately have these fantasies, these clichés about these people.
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Valente's works are elegantly written, while Jemisin's novels (you really must read The Fifth Season) are absolutely groundbreaking fantasies.
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They are also innately, pathologically disturbed, cocooned in fantasies that filter and warp the reality of coarse daily life.
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Most of Trump's claims about the border are fever-dream fantasies that people who actually live there don't recognize.
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Modern virtual reality has been hailed as the future of Hollywood entertainment, our science fiction fantasies come to life.
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The enamel pins were designed by Mohammed, an artist who often explores social realities (and fantasies) in his portfolio.
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And while you're at it, we're sure you could find some inspiration for your fantasies somewhere on the internet.
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Nothing changed in her fantasies, nothing ever changed, day after day, night after night, except what she was wearing.
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Think of Outlaw King as Game of Thrones heaven, where dearly departed characters can live out their thwarted fantasies.
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This week we pick up with...ugh, yes, it's Noah who is living out his wildest white savior fantasies.
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As the shadowless become untethered from reality, they can "misremember" the world, and their wild fantasies can replace reality.
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In his fantasies, Reid sees the show with comedian Jordan Peele voicing Obama and actor Chris Pratt as Biden.
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Alvarez: This makes me think of co-parenting or fantasies of living in communal spaces where everyone's fucking everyone.
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The things you keep private are things that might influence someone's opinion of you — your sexual fantasies, for example.
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The fantasies involved sexual mutilation, and soon she began sending me pictures and videos of her masturbating on camera.
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The 1980 hit comedy followed three working women living out their fantasies of getting even with their sexist boss.
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Once you've created the Cup Noodles of your wildest fantasies, all you have to do is dig in. (FoodBeast)
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His breakthrough novel, "My Michael" (1968), was about the tortured fantasies of a doomed young woman in 1950s Jerusalem.
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If you whack it till you're dead inside, you won't be tormented by your deviant sexual fantasies all day.
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Together they toured Tokyo dressed as iconic Nintendo characters Mario and Luigi, bringing their Mario Kart fantasies to life.
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Everyone should find themselves a partner that will fulfill your romantic fantasies in front of tons of screaming fans.
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Yes, the detergent-filled Fruit Gusher of our wildest meme fantasies is only one forbidden snack among (potentially) thousands.
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Further, there was significant overlap in the sexual fantasies experienced by participants, regardless of their asexual or sexual status.
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Whether porn is an instigator of sexual fantasies, stereotypes, and prejudices or simply reflects them is an ongoing debate.
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Karley Sciortino explores themes that you might not get from other resources — like cam girls, ecosexuality, and sex fantasies.
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Queer women, meanwhile, are relying on old DVDs of The L Word and erotic fantasies of the upcoming reboot.
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That's crystallized in the character of Colonel Strickland (Michael Shannon), who fetishizes Elisa's muteness through non-consensual domination fantasies.
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There is a sullen glamour, a weightiness and sadness to these subjects that purposely counters Newton's or Bourdin's fantasies.
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So let us be complex and be turned on by all types of different things — not just male fantasies.
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Inside each one, we can see that his neighbors are all hidden behind goggles, living in their own fantasies.
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In the book, you talk about how one third to half the women surveyed are aroused by rape fantasies.
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Interpolating his childhood fantasies with his first adult steps is infantilizing, and it works against the movie's overall message.
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But these kinds of conceptualizations — at least the good ones — are either based on evidence, wild fantasies, or both.
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Finally we can live all our cyberpunk fantasies of having five rows of keys in our rollup Bluetooth keyboards.
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The Moon, in down-to-earth Virgo, opposes dreamy Neptune at 4:32 AM, stirring up confusion and fantasies.
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Now he'll get to play out his fantasies with Bannon screaming "that's genius!" in his ear every few hours.
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A dream come true could occur today concerning your career or reputation, but don't get carried away by fantasies.
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We see them twist and turn through their lives, memories, relationships, and fantasies until, at last, they come together.
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If technocratic future-fantasies of labor and housing are cause for chagrin, so too are those of wealth transfer.
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See, these kind of fantasies are cool until they start morphing into reality and give off serious stalker vibes.
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That he masturbated, solicited a prostitute, shared he-man fantasies with his girlfriend, and got crushes on male friends.
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They must remain concerned about and aware of the current needs, wants, biases and favored fantasies of their customers.
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These folks are here to bring the magic to you and invite you to dream up your own fantasies.
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But even ethical feminist-made porn requires an IRL body be used in an exploration of your sexual fantasies.
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Keith asked his sales team to explore their fantasies while inventing a name, and the drink was christened...Fanta.
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Today, it's as common to see little kids thrashing it up as it is 240-somethings reliving childhood fantasies.
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The media, of course, is feeding into their fantasies by claiming Trump needs to make amends and give assurances.
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Sometimes it's figurative, like the sisters in The Blind Assassin, who live out each other's fantasies in the shadows.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I was riding the local C train toward Eighth Avenue, and fantasies do come true.
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I'd have fantasies of him sitting next to me, asking if I wanted to share a basket of fries.
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Fantasies about eating—or being eaten—are not hard to find online, in photographs, drawings, videos, stories, and forums.
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There are my own experiences but there are also romanticized or exaggerated stories, fantasies that I wish I lived.
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Webcamming has definitely shaped my own fantasies and fetishes, and made me realize what I enjoy and don't enjoy.
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One surprising tidbit from the survey was that women have more BDSM fantasies "of almost every type" than men.
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Maggie's fantasies about vampires sucking her blood are as morbid as Brontë's story of a dead girl named Cathy.
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So it's time to have a conversation that goes beyond your bedroom talks about turn-ons and fantasies, Frustrated.
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The ghost story shape-shifts because ghosts themselves are so protean — they emanate from specific cultural fears and fantasies.
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From "Black Panther" to "The Hate U Give," new movies about the fight for black lives deliver powerful fantasies.
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The films that really stuck with me this year weren't generally the fun fantasies, the wish fulfillment action-comedies.
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We ought to think about how to address such a problem — not paper over it with third-party fantasies.
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Every time Gauff takes the court, all of these outside questions and all of these future-gazing fantasies arise.
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It was others who were disguising their peccadilloes in dinner jackets, diamonds and evening dresses, indulging in weird fantasies.
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The scenes we saw at the beginning of the play were their therapeutic fantasies, spun out in role-play.
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Movies are a space for dreams and for fantasies, including those that sometimes make us uneasy, squirm or rage.
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Nunes's inquiry appears similar to Trump's voter fraud commission, invented to substantiate right-wing fantasies about Democratic vote rigging.
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James has gone from being an anonymous writer posting fantasies online, to running her own small empire of kink.
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At the Gaumont studio, where she worked until 1906, she directed hundreds of fantasies, comedies, melodramas and historical films.
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Mr. Trump's view of policing clearly derives from "Dirty Harry" fantasies, with he himself playing the beloved strongman commandant.
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And that's the reason couture and Hollywood meld so well together — both are dream factories, spinning yarns, selling fantasies.
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Feminists criticized Tompkins for cutting and cropping images from her husband's pornographic magazines and thus perpetuating male sexist fantasies.
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Her prophecy adds fantasies of death to the mix, especially since she refuses to tell him how he'll die.
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In particular, the caravan of Honduran migrants making its way north has emerged as a focus of his fantasies.
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"Billions" has no time for fantasies of foreign subversion; the barbarians have been inside the gates since the pilot.
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Which raises the question of whether they were rooted in our own fantasies of Hedi, rather than in reality.
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Technology itself is neither the enemy nor the solution (recent fantasies about massive open online courses, or MOOCs, notwithstanding).
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He re-established his Vienna routine: reading in bed, sleeping late, painting a bit, recounting fantasies to fellow boarders.
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"I don't know how you get to this point," Mr. Johnston said of the fantasies Mr. Trump has promoted.
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We can imagine complex possible futures, fantasy worlds, fantasies about being on a beach, the mundane and the majestic.
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Many of these dreams and nightmares, fantasies and biases we have about each other have resurfaced in subsequent decades.
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Along the way, though, he has various other owners, allowing the movie to indulge in assorted hero-dog fantasies.
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On "Fantasy Island," the weird-wonderful ABC series that aired from 1977 to 1984, fantasies were to die for.
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" He said it could not be left isolated to "nurture its fantasies, cherish its hates and threaten its neighbors.
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I was an altar boy as a kid, and had early fantasies of being a priest for several months.
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In addition to living out their New York City sitcom fantasies, the couple gets special privileges at the bar.
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One of my earliest fantasies about writing was about working on the writers' block in one of those studios.
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But I think that's absolutely right about the expectations: let's stop looking for fantasies and start looking for wins.
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BUT: This flood-the-zone approach has resulted in a flood of fibs, flubs, and outright fantasies... Thanks, Rush!
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LONDON, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn are peddling fantasies before a Dec.
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Their vocabulary of broad stereotypes, paranoid fantasies and preposterous global-takeover schemes is the stuff comedy is made of.
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But around it, voices and instruments materialize like stray fantasies, and a sweetly unexpected a cappella coda anticipates satisfaction.
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Much has been written about the fantasies of many Brexiteers; I don't have anything to add to all that.
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" (Showtime, 2018) "Green Book" (directed by Peter Farrelly, 2018) "Why Do the Oscars Keep Falling for Racial Reconciliation Fantasies?
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The movie visualizes the gears and pulleys of June's creations, producing exciting action scenes that make fantasies function efficiently.
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Kevin's gleeful statement, "I made my family disappear!" is just the one of the kiddie fantasies Home Alone fulfills.
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The tales of heartache and strife at the centre of every song are little more than white male fantasies.
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Her forthcoming book, Conversion Disorder, continues in this unconventional style of diaristic fantasies, affective intuitions, and astute structural readings.
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In one, he sits on a couch, the disgruntled gamer, discussing his violent fantasies and desire for simulated sex.
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Throughout the trial, prosecutors presented much evidence about his and Gypsy's sex life — their role-play, bondage, and other fantasies.
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Where film artists like Maya Deren and Kenneth Anger enacted their fantasies on camera, Wright lives (or relives) a nightmare.
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As for the scenarios and fantasies about your partner and their ex that you come up with when you're stressed?
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Teenage vampire books or Harry Potter books or Game of Thrones or epic, game-able fantasies are what really sell.
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Try thinking of different fantasies "Our brain is the largest sex organ, no matter who you are," Dr. Morse explains.
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While postmodern architecture might be the nightmare realization of the architect's fantasies, it also has a number of productive outlets.
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Chris also found an unpublished 4,000-page comic book about characters who did nothing but act out violent sexual fantasies.
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Its powerful storytelling may lead impressionable viewers to romanticize the choices made by the characters and/or develop revenge fantasies.
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Covering the police beat, the courthouse, city hall and the zoning board is not the stuff of J-school fantasies.
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While many of us have sexual fantasies that are fun to masturbate to without involving our partners, kinks demand attention.
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Even with this basic format, these basic fantasies, VR porn is a vast improvement on watching porn on a laptop.
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The texts suggest the initial intent of the group had more to do with Raniere's sexual fantasies than women's empowerment.
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And clinging to my fantasies can allow me to hurt other people and can allow other people to hurt me.
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Sure, Bendis is an award-winning writer who is incredibly adept at making out-of-this-world fantasies feel real.
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This, in turn, allows me to wrap myself in the satin sheets of my loftiest fantasies whenever I hear them.
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I have grand fantasies of going to the gym before this week is over…we'll see if that pans out.
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He's pushing 30 but is as enthralled by fantasies of buried riches as he was when he was a boy.
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And now, PBteen's newest home collaboration with the beloved series has just made all of our childhood fantasies come true.
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But this book offered sort of a nice opportunity to combine my teenage fantasies to surround myself in pop culture.
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We suppress any fantasies that seem dirty, disturbing, or contemptible… We are programmed to avoid contact with our own wildness.
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It's particularly rare in the fantasy and superhero genre, which tends to be about escapism, power fantasies, and wish-fulfillment.
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It's a warning—both to the titular theme park's guests and the show's audience, regarding the danger of bloody fantasies.
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Masturbation is also an opportunity to bring new techniques into sex, or safely learn about your partner's preferences and fantasies.
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Reporters have repeatedly exposed claims of "love jihad" as at best fevered fantasies and at worst, deliberate election-time inventions.
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Those old bone-piles of American literature, Mailer, Updike and Irving, were writing psychological fantasies or books of otherworldly preciousness.
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For all we know, that sexy montage of them in between the sheets could just be one of their fantasies.
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" Del Toro, 53, is known for making both mainstream action movies like "Hellboy" and offbeat dark fantasies like "Pan's Labyrinth.
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Also, the fact that their fantasies are more grounded in reality to begin with probably makes them easier to fulfill.
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Valentine's Day seems like the perfect opportunity to break out the handcuffs and fulfill all of your Fifty Shades fantasies.
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She didn't feel foolish when she talked about her fantasies, even if they were as clichéd as a sexy repairman.
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He was pretending that he was a woman and they were his rape fantasies, but of course he's a man.
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But whether they're shared with a partner or kept in mind for solo pleasure, sexual fantasies can be pretty fantastic.
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Wherever our fantasies fall on the political spectrum, we realize, on some level, that the path there will be painful.
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Still, it's a far cry from other (slightly apocalyptic) science-fiction fantasies of Star Wars walkers and spider-like sentinels.
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The land of Amazon cooking tools is a place where all our wildest culinary fantasies can (and do) come true.
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Characters who might have otherwise been shafted in the original source material become characters with their own desires and fantasies.
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Through sexual role-playing, you can step outside of yourself, get into character, and act out your deepest, darkest fantasies.
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Today, the porn parody specialists at Woodrocket released The Laygo Movie, a live-action rendering of those brick-based fantasies.
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That narrative is particularly friendly to younger viewers, who get to see their fantasies of heroism play out on-screen.
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But Andrea is adamant that the venue merely offers an alternative, safe space for people to act out their fantasies.
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I usually tell people that I roleplay with people to engage their fantasies, and that sometimes it involves their fetishes.
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"I just wanted to see if it's possible that I live out one of my biggest fantasies," she then says.
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Since 2002, RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 has been fulfilling the fantasies of roller coaster nerds and diehard simulator game buffs alike.
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For the actors, it also offers a chance to play out fantasies that have traditionally been limited to white men.
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" Del Toro, 53, is known for making both mainstream action movies like "Hellboy" and offbeat dark fantasies like "Pan's Labyrinth.
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To stretch your savings, choosing the right destination once you've stopped working can make or break those lazy-day fantasies.
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When we run from our sexual fantasies, that's how we lose control of them and they start to control us.
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Alternatively, I don't know if you've experienced sexual violence personally, but for many women rape fantasies are a reclaiming experience.
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The weird thing about Charlie Kaufman's poignant, anxiety- and dread-driven fantasies is that they can usually be called comedies.
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Valerian is funny, gorgeous, and full of the type of mindbending scenarios that remind you of what fantasies are for.
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