It feels indulgent to fantasize about a future in which humanity is optimized for immortality; it feels indulgent to fantasize about a future at all.
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" - Kate, 234 "Fantasize about girls while fucking boyfriend.
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It's actually quite common for people to fantasize about uniforms.
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But at the same time, Lewis Finch starts to fantasize.
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As I fantasize about the blueberries, I think about fMRI's.
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I sometimes fantasize about returning to the corporate office world.
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"I fantasize about Benedict Evans ranting about us," said Zitron.
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Is it just a term we like to fantasize about?
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I fantasize about smashing store windows or screaming at people.
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It's a prolific output other writers can only fantasize about.
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As a writer, did you fantasize about having a home office?
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I'd fantasize that I was forced into the shower fully clothed.
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After being dumped, it can be fun to fantasize about revenge.
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That's price inflation even the Premier League could only fantasize about.
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Sometimes, I fantasize about jumping in front of the car myself.
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Listen, it's reasonable to fantasize about living off the digital grid.
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Do you ever fantasize about going on multiple vacations a year?
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He began to fantasize about harming her and began stalking her.
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Voraphilia is when you fantasize about eating people or being eaten.
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They fantasize about emulating Jo March, who escaped poverty by writing.
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Some mornings, you might even fantasize about staying in bed...forever.
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It's less common for women to fantasize about this (33 percent).
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Why do people in relationships disproportionately fantasize about their romantic partners?
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Yup, this is the type of stuff that I fantasize about.
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It's way beyond what science fiction writers used to fantasize about.
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Why would I want to fantasize about a new Ikea couch?
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I fantasize briefly at this point about demanding a spiritual Caesarean.
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It is a brand whose mission has been perfecting the basics: the things people wear not because they fantasize about being elite athletes, or because they fantasize about having the lifestyles of elite athletes, but because they fantasize about having functional clothes to wear every day that don't cost a huge amount or call attention to themselves, but still look good.
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That should hearten unknowns who fantasize about being the next Mike Perry.
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"I used to rewrite the past, fantasize about the future," she said.
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And doesn't every young woman fantasize about their girlfriends' long, lean legs?
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It's not like these are spectacular places that I fantasize about visiting.
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"The ability to fantasize is the ability to survive," he once stated.
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What is it that you fantasize about, and does that feel fulfilling?
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I still fantasize about having my own snooker table in a barn.
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They think about it more, they fantasize, they slowly build a justification.
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" He added: "I sometimes fantasize, 'What if I'd given it to her?
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I fantasize about severing contact with his family once my husband dies.
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Many Americans fantasize about leaving the corporate world and working for themselves.
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Acton, who is married to WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton, has three singles on Spotify: "Fantasize,""Fade In," and "Stand Up." Per Spotify, "Fantasize" has streamed 2,591 times, whereas the other singles are sitting at less than 1000.
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"I fantasize about it but I'm happy with what we have," she added.
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As a young working mother, I frequently fantasize about the pleasures of retirement.
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I fantasize leaving Tennessee as I eat a shrimp po' boy and fries.
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"I used to re-write the past, fantasize about the future," she says.
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"Women fantasize about Don, but they don't want an actual Don," she said.
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"People want us to think responsibly about what we fantasize about," said Coppa.
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When it was on, I let myself fantasize about being a white girl.
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"People like to fantasize [about] African poverty," Thusi said in that same interview.
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So in America, when little girls fantasize about being princesses, they tend to fantasize about taking on the role of a Princess Diana or a Princess Kate, which by default adheres to a very strict, very passive, very white feminine ideal.
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They could fantasize about being in some really cool club in New York City.
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Bella Hadid strutted past her ex in a way we could only fantasize about.
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Our collective fantasies define superheroes, and we collectively fantasize about more than one thing.
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I wasn't the kind of person who would fantasize about walloping a beautiful rug.
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This was the photo opportunity the North Koreans could only fantasize about, until now.
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I began to fantasize about a machine that would do the thinking for me.
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I sometimes fantasize about making Sequana, a minor and forgotten regional goddess, world famous.
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Hoop dreams Ever fantasize about suiting up for your team and crushing the competition?
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They talk about being married and fantasize about the white dress and the kid.
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He found that people with different personalities tend to fantasize about very different things.
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Ted in "The Good Guy" needs to fantasize about stabbing women to sexually perform.
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Every so often, though, Baskets will let Chip fantasize himself away from his hometown.
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Well, lovers of MAC's cult-classic lipsticks no longer have to fantasize about such things.
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Dr. Marcus suggests she learn to fantasize during sex, but also gets frank with Barbie.
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Not a day goes by when we don't fantasize about leaving the house in sweatpants.
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When we fantasize together, in person, we always know that the bot army isn't real.
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Still, it's nice to fantasize about, especially when the rest of Twitter looks like this.
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I fantasize about different people but it's always someone that I care about a lot.
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I fantasize bout this back in chicago J PETERMEN: oh, is that where ur from?
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I sexually fantasize about fictional male couples and their romantic and sexual relationships and events.
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Some pine for indoor jacuzzi tubs, while others fantasize about a stainless steel kitchen paradise.
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Sit back, press play, and fantasize about the most epic couple in all of Westeros.
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I almost always fantasize about my partner and things we've done sexually that I enjoyed.
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As a kid, you fantasize about the drama of scoring the last second winning goal.
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When we fantasize together, in person, we always know that the bot army isn't real.
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But never during her childhood did Ms. Saltzberg fantasize about a life in real estate.
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So it may be too early to fantasize about going to a store called Hear!
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He liked to read Proust, listen to classical music, and fantasize about the Russian gentry.
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Since monogamy is the cultural norm, it would make sense to fantasize about deviating from that norm, but what's really interesting is that non-consensual non-monogamy—aka cheating—is NOT something that Americans typically fantasize about, despite it also being a deviant desire.
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D-Link's futuristic 28G routerIllustration: D-Link / GizmodoEver fantasize about ditching your cable internet for good?
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Yet we as daddy loving gamers have managed to push through and fantasize about 'em anyway!
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As I continued to fantasize about life in America, Americans continued to die in our midst.
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VICE: What do you fantasize about doing that you can't do because you're in a relationship?
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Core kink: LatexRelated kinks: Inflatable clothing Macrophiles like to fantasize around extreme size discrepancies between partners.
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" — Girl Dreamer, 18 "I love to fantasize about having sex with my boyfriend and his brother.
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They fantasize about living in a romanticized Southern era, where they own slaves and sip Juleps.
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Crouching in the tall grass, he would fantasize about leaping out and knocking his teacher down.
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"I would fantasize about what it would be like to have these rambling warrens," he says.
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LEGO Technic Liebherr R 9800 Excavator, available from LEGO, $449.99Most guys fantasize about operating construction machinery.
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Both Rose and Ben fantasize about escaping their lives, but they need a little push, inspiration.
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"I sort of fantasize about a machine creating a short movie or TV show," Vondrick said.
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Not many teen television shows today are willing to fantasize about the assassination of Ronald Reagan.
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You're in a domestic mood this evening; stay in and redecorate or fantasize about your dream home.
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Maybe sometimes modern women want to fantasize about being something other than a tuberculosis patient in ruffles.
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People fantasize about having a private chef because it really would make your life so much simpler.
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We both like to plan and fantasize about how the new baby will fit into our family.
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Click here to view original GIFDo you ever play that game where you fantasize that you're rich?
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I think one of the things we fantasize about in the apocalypse is the bs falls away.
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The record is about how I used to fantasize about women when I was with my boyfriend.
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I like the idea of the seduction scene, by someone you don't know, but you can fantasize.
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But while those Venom clips offered plenty to fantasize about, one thing was sorely missing: poop jokes.
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And it's tempting to fantasize that a Trump defeat would be a powerful symbolic blow to racism.
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And the less specific he is, the easier it is for them to fantasize about the how.
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Some fantasize that "another earth" could be a celestial refuge if we end up destroying our own.
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He's not afraid to also explicitly fantasize about events that are largely considered national shames and embarrassments.
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It has now been five years since her disappearance, and I still fantasize about an alternate outcome.
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It's how we idealize Scottie Pippen, and it's the future we fantasize for Giannis Antetokounmpo, Point Guard.
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I think sometimes when directing gets hard, I fantasize about going back to being just a writer.
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Most of the Palestinians Baram speaks with fantasize about Jews going back to Europe or to America.
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Even as the mother allows herself to fantasize, her family is always there, clinging to her legs.
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It's a chance to fantasize about what we'd spend a million dollars on — if we had it.
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After all, the potential for Adele to dabble in grime music is too exciting not to fantasize.
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For example, people who are more extroverted and outgoing fantasize more about group sex and non-monogamy.
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You may briefly fantasize that Ms. Young has found some alternate Brussels where women are in charge.
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Do you fantasize about falling in love, being swept off your feet and finding your soul mate?
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These sets are gorgeous, but they're priced so high that most people will only fantasize about owning one.
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There are some girls who fantasize about multiple men wanting them and wanting to orgasm on them, too.
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For some people, it's not unusual to fantasize about whether a loved one would care if you died.
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I eat my dinner and fantasize about the day that I can finally go shopping for a house.
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Here's another reason to secretly fantasize about pulling a Parent Trap move on Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber.
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At UFC fights, fans may identify with the fighters and fantasize about dominating their opponents in the ring.
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But generally, slash attracts women because it lets them fantasize about sex without the constraints of their gender.
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But people watch the Food Network and you kind of fantasize, 'If only I could ever have that.
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But don't get too attached; he's not actually gay, just another straight for you to fantasize about turning.
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No. Did Eminem fantasize [in songs] about killing his ex-wife Kim, numerous times, in horrifying descriptive language?
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You may not be surprised to learn that feet were the most common body part Americans fantasize about.
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Els began to fantasize that someday it was going to be him hoisting the game's most coveted trophies.
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I'm deeply ashamed of this, but sometimes I fantasize about him while I have sex with my husband.
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Most people won't leave their jobs (even if they fantasize about it) and take up painting in Provence.
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An openly gay star South Korea's record labels are happy to let fans fantasize about idols being gay.
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But it's hard not to imagine it in those terms, to fantasize about the end of the Anthropocene.
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"A lot of people fantasize about living abroad, particularly after having a junior year abroad experience," she said.
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Explain that just like movies, porn portrays how we might fantasize about things but not act on them.
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But those statistics aren't likely to convince gun owners who fantasize about stopping a tragedy with a bullet.
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"If I could even try to fantasize about a game I would make for myself, it's this," he said.
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How many of us fantasize of saying "no" the next time we're asked to take on a new project?
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I consider trying to make her an Instagram star and fantasize about quitting everything to become her dog momager.
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Listen below, and fantasize about cycling around in the sun with this in your ears: Follow Lauren on Twitter.
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Or perhaps you're more of the backstage type, and fantasize about crafting the designs that strut down the catwalk.
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And, like many sexual taboos, these feelings become something to fantasize over, fetishize, exploit, or even be addicted to.
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People fantasize about all of the things they will be free to do in a car that drives itself.
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And in August 2018, she even told InStyle that she "fantasize[s]" about the return of the hit sitcom.
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It's totally reasonable to wish things were different, or to fantasize about going to stay with friends or family.
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Her life is filled with luxuries most only fantasize about: transatlantic adventures, five-star accommodations, and chic designer duds.
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I would fantasize about going into comas just so I would no longer be a burden to my family.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Q: I think people fantasize that there's an extra Black Painting tucked away.
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They want to fantasize about someone that they want to have sex with and not feel disgusted by it.
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Enjoy the gallery, but before ya fantasize too much, remember ... 72-year-old Sly can still kick your ass.
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I still fantasize about waking up and driving to Harry's job, walking in and demanding that he love me back.
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He described the days after winning the grant, when he and Mr. Okoro would fantasize about using elaborate film gear.
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" But, she adds, "I can't say I didn't fantasize about shaking some sense into Lauer while I was out there.
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Because of my age, I don't fantasize any more about being a dragon slayer, a super-soldier or a cowboy.
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Every day people clock into work and fantasize about about all of the different ways they can quit their jobs.
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At this point, nothing is certain, so let's just fantasize about a shiny, new white iPhone 8 for a while.
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"I can't say I didn't fantasize about shaking some sense into Lauer while I was out there," she also wrote.
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I fantasize about outer space as if I have some relation to it besides being an animal in its zoo.
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For instance, 333 percent of men and 33.3 percent of women all said they fantasize about doing it doggy-style.
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Did I fantasize about how might life be without his condition, without the constant dark cloud of worry and fear?
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If there's one blonde bombshell you fantasize about getting in the ring with, may we present to you Barbie Blank.
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I didn't confront him, but I talked to him about sexuality and told him how normal it was to fantasize.
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"Heteronormative males are what … the majority of us want to be," he says, and also what they fantasize about sexually.
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Do you fantasize about the good old days when your gentleman caller would have serenaded you instead of sexting you?
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"This seems to present the crazy image of Japanese values that old-fashioned Westerners fantasize about," one Twitter user wrote.
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The employees at "Everlasting" fantasize about quitting their awful jobs, but can't let go of the money and the power.
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You can fantasize about other people, but the reality is that it's better to be with the person you really love.
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This doesn't mean that I didn't fantasize about letting my body go lifeless and playing dead during each and every class.
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With the news being a serious bummer this year, we've used our Google searches to plan fantasize about our dream getaways.
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To celebrate a birthday, even that of a prophet, is to accept the existence of Time, whereas Islamists fantasize about eternity.
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Before I even knew what a vagina looked like, I'd fantasize about all the horrible things I could do with it.
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You can't fantasize the subjects are there in front of you, which is what so much of porn is usually about.
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LONDON — As a kid, did you ever fantasize about what it would be like if the entire world was a trampoline?
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"They're basically drowning from unhappiness due to a lack of autonomy," explains Kim, which makes them fantasize becoming rich and retiring.
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People like to fantasize that being an artist is a glamorous job, but a lot of it is spending time alone.
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ISIS and al-Qaeda, likewise, fantasize of sparking sectarian civil wars and romanticize of glorious medieval mythologies that never actually existed.
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I was also surrounded by writers who seemed to have already achieved a level of success I could only fantasize about.
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When I watched movies in high school, I would fantasize about going back in time, if I could do things differently.
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To anti-feminist groups who fantasize about falsified rape statistics and work to delegitimize rape culture, Oberst became their poster boy.
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Boyle looked to that splashy experiment as the subject of this novel, where eight so-called Terranauts squabble, fantasize and seethe.
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Kris Jenner still loves Kanye West ... even if he does fantasize about getting with her daughters, despite being married to Kim.
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People who have more concern for the well-being of others tend to fantasize less about BDSM, infidelity and emotionless sex.
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People fantasize about that sometimes, but you have to remember that it consists of work that I wasn't able to sell.
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Sexual exploration can deepen a couple's connection as well as give them new things to talk or laugh or fantasize about later.
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That what they're learning could cripple a nation's defense capabilities in moments, in ways an entire infantry brigade could only fantasize about.
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I've spoken with people who pray, listen to meditation podcasts, fantasize about the future, and repeat the lyrics of their favorite song.
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Because, for some reason, romance writers have this idea that women fantasize about dating a hot guy with a dead wife, i.e.
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Freedom, the lack of being beholden to any of that, makes a lot of sense to me as something to fantasize about.
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It can read like a takedown of the superficial way we fantasize ideas of superheroes courtesy of Marvel's billion dollar moviemaking machine.
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And it seems there is no short supply of these men — or the men who fantasize about doing what these men do.
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Instead, I would fantasize about eating breakfast on my front porch, or living room, or deck — in the home that I owned.
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"Some singles still fantasize about a romantic first encounter that happens organically, like bumping into each other in Whole Foods," Burns says.
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I fantasize about living in Mexico City, so I am preparing myself for that fantasy, in case it ever comes to pass.
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So, so many kids fantasize about having their own sneaker one day as they hoist jumpers on blacktop courts in waning daylight.
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For most of my adult life, I've assumed everyone had the same tendency to fantasize about different ways to quit their job.
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I run my un-manicured finger nails with pureed carrots stuck under them over the chunky knits and fantasize about undisturbed naps.
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Freedom, the lack of being beholden to any of that, makes a lot of sense to me as something to fantasize about.
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Rudy liked to fantasize about an alternative life as a psychoanalyst, and he tried to befriend the wards who seemed especially hopeless.
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People love to fantasize about who would play them in a movie, but most of us will never actually have that experience.
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It's that many of us can easily imagine men (and, more rarely, but still significantly, women) who fantasize of doing similar things.
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She said she would fantasize about the asphalt outside, the number of steps, and the music they might play inside the store.
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Disclaimers and history aside, here are the top five kinks that Americans fantasize about, in order of popularity, according to Lehmiller's survey.
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The basic definition of an asexual is someone who doesn't experience sexual attraction or desire, but that doesn't mean they don't fantasize.
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Trump has made oblique suggestions of a "military option" in Caracas, and even relatively moderate voices have begun to fantasize about cavalry.
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And when you do, you'll fantasize that when you were young, prices were reasonable, politicians were noble and children respected their elders.
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Most men who date women don't fantasize about what they would do if they had these bonus years, they simply get them.
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"That's what Squidward [Gavin Lee] would fantasize about: He just would be at home, watching 1940s and 1950s dance movies," he said.
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"As much as I fantasize about relaxing, I don't relax well necessarily," Padalecki joked in reference to taking a break from acting.
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But it's hard to imagine the country uniting around one work of written fiction in the manner that bookish folks fantasize about.
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Sometimes when we are making out (or more), I fantasize about someone else — a movie star or someone I saw on campus.
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In everyday life, we have to censor so much that there should be a place where we can just fantasize about anything.
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Like most fads, the fascination surrounding IT will eventually die out, and the world will find another Boschian horror-show to fantasize about.
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Democrats like to fantasize that they own our vote, or our votes were taken from them, but they have to earn our votes.
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Do you fantasize about working in a creative industry — fashion, design, entertainment, media, what have you — but have no idea where to begin?
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In addition, users can message each other in-game via Chathouse's chatbox functionality, allowing players to fantasize any role-playing situation they desire.
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Sometimes I fantasize about having a bunker, and land far from a major city, with well-water drawn up deep from the earth.
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We'll just have to fantasize about Cady and Aaron making plans to carpool with Regina George to the high school reunion or something.
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For those of you who fantasize of a cornucopia of threesomes, however, it looks like Tinder has all but neutered that dream.[Broadly]
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That being said, who doesn't want to fantasize that James Comey will take down the American president in, oh, seven or eight hours?
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I'm tempted to fantasize myself to wetness, keep my secrets tucked safe inside because he's already laid me bare enough for one day.
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It was two years into the treatment, and T., a retired executive, still continued to fantasize about being my ideal and favorite patient.
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If I had the opportunity to explore vore in the way that I fantasize about it, I would take it in a heartbeat.
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Zaring: Not really, There have been moments where things felt rough, and I allowed myself to fantasize about having a regular job again.
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Some fantasize of the many things they'd say to their boss, others can't wait to tell Nancy from accounting how awful she is.
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In light of this, it shouldn't be surprising that, for people in relationships, they fantasize about their partners more often than anyone else.
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Neither could I. At 3 am, I fantasize about what could happen to spare me from the humiliation that feels destined to happen.
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But, interviewing women at a 1979 Parton concert, the writer Gerri Hirshey found that the singer gave women plenty to fantasize about, too.
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Or, more realistically, fantasize about taking a year off to travel — which may not need to be quite such a fantasy after all.
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Many of us fantasize about turning off all the screens, throwing out our phones, and spending more time reading, writing, and studying history.
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When most people think about becoming millionaires, they fantasize that they'll have the next unicorn business idea or that they'll win the Powerball.
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If you dream of contributing to the next big game or fantasize about starting your own video game company, Udemy is here to help.
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This is why some people get off on clown porn, while others fantasize about becoming human cows—but those are stories for other articles.
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So, while this rumor circulates we can all fantasize about a real-life Princess Switch situation happening sometime in the unborn royal baby's future.
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"We grow up in this patriarchal, misogynistic culture, and women fantasize about watching themselves through a male gaze," explained Ratajkowski about feminism in 2018.
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I'm not sure why the entertainment industry wants me to fantasize so hard about having a career in the '90s, but it's totally working.
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Instead, as the advertisements that cajole you to "buy a dream" understand perfectly, buying a Powerball ticket is a license to fantasize -- to dream.
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In a survey of over 4,500 people, the retailer found that a majority of men and women fantasize about their current partner while masturbating.
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Even if they fantasize about submitting to women, there's this fear that you've given up something in the process of letting women fuck you.
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Giantess Tina has a macrophilia fetish and likes to fantasize about being a giant, from 50 feet tall to the size of the universe.
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In 2018, many people no longer needed to fantasize about bad people doing bad things and getting away with it and becoming steadily badder.
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If you wanted to fantasize about curing a whole sick culture by getting rid of a single individual, Weinstein might seem like your man.
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It's easy enough to love heroines who don't want to be girls, or to fantasize about floating off and away from patriarchy's harrowing entanglements.
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Spies are vulnerable to human error: greed, fear, a desire to please, an urge to fantasize, and the practical difficulty of operating in secret.
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They all fantasize about going on tour with Cardi B. After Chambers and Fields graduated high school, the band concentrated on songwriting and touring.
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When climate hawks fantasize about climate policy, they tend to imagine a sweeping, economy-wide carbon tax, set at a high and rising rate.
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By contrast, fewer than one in ten participants in relationships said they fantasize frequently about Hollywood celebrities, porn stars, politicians, or other famous people.
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The moment the kernel is crushed, it releases the aroma I fantasize about all year: the sweet smell of almonds, vanilla, apricots and lilies.
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Young straight guys—at least the stereotype of them—are horny and like to see women naked and fantasize about having sex with them.
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Create a scrappy paean to your favorite artist, start your own comic strip, or go all out and fantasize about creating your own publication.
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While I didn't do any of that, I can't say I didn't fantasize about shaking some sense into Lauer while I was out there.
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Since I was a very young child, the morning was the time I would sit with my thoughts and muse and imagine and fantasize.
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I'm sure they'd find it wonderful to fantasize a 5G world where a luxury Apple car talks to your other Apple devices in blissful harmony.
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I loved fashion, and I would fantasize about the day when I'd finally reach my goal size and confidently wear sexier clothing, bikinis and lingerie.
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We can fantasize what to do with this technology a lot right now, and this is also important to take ownership of these emerging technologies.
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He was self-aware, routinely talking about how easy it is for men to indulge (or at least fantasize about) their worst instincts around women.
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It is, broadly, shameful and weird to fantasize about what you would do in the midst of death and destruction — but with Mark, you can.
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I love that they get the opportunity to be creative and fantasize about different kinds of places and stories with their friends in our yard.
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You're not exactly sure what's ahead, but this is a fantastic time to fantasize and create a vision board—put your manifestation skills to use!
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Part of the fun is creating a fantasy together, and people often don't want to have what they fantasize about to happen to them IRL.
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While many of Ingram's peers fantasize about earning a Division I scholarship and playing in the N.B.A., Ingram outgrew that dream long ago, he said.
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One went so far as to fantasize about the possibility that "Trump might end up like J.F.K." But for most the guiding principle was circumspection.
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"What you fantasize about does not mean that you really want it to happen to you, or that you want to do it," said Coppa.
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"You're less being told what to fantasize about and more able to fill your own mind with things you find acceptable to you," Prause says.
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But, don't feel left out, fellas, because men are more likely than women to fantasize about taboo acts, such as voyeurism, exhibitionism, incest, and fetishism.
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Since Lehmiller's sample was 72 percent hetero, that means a lot more straight guys fantasize about taking it up the ass than openly admit it.
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As much as some Americans -- particularly those in my party -- would like to fantasize that government isn't an essential player in the economy, they're wrong.
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I've never doubted that humanity is a privilege, even if we, as the animals who think, are also the creatures who agitate, plot and fantasize.
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First prize is a one-on-one meeting with that judge for career input — the kind of meeting many struggling actors can only fantasize about.
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Lounging around coffee shops or our parents' apartments, we'd fantasize aloud about prospective friends, future boyfriends and the careers we hoped to have after graduation.
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I began noticing when the resentment would start to kick in: my heart would start pounding, my body would tighten, and I'd fantasize kicking him.
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But some of the same impulse is still at work: the tendency to fantasize about Russia as the vigorous counterweight to a supposedly decadent West.
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It casts its net wide, aiming to be both entertaining and didactic, both power fantasy and a scathing critique of the warriors we fantasize about.
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" Like all New Yorkers, they sometimes fantasize about leaving, but Sosa says, "There's no other place in the world where we have so many friends.
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He begins to fantasize about what it must be like to be rid of one's wife — not intending, of course, to go through with it.
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It's something only a prodigy would think of, and immediately makes you fantasize about the realms of Young's potential that have yet to be realized.
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I think the term mahmud wasn't coined because of those sexy photos—I think those photos were posted by people who fantasize about young mothers.
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Square Octagon Circle does not lament the loss of a final, decisive message or fantasize about the old world, which makes itself felt beneath the new.
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I can fantasize about how on Earth 2's Bachelor in Paradise, the cameras would have been rolling the whole time on Olympios's and Jackson's experiences.
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Oh, and he's leaving Sansa in charge, which makes me hope, dream, fantasize of a Sansa coup in which she ends up Queen in the North.
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"In my clinical practice, I've found that my male clients are more likely to fantasize during sex and that the visual element is essential," he said.
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Fantasize with me for a moment: Your office replaces the ancient microwave in your kitchen with a few Tovalas and allows employees to order weekly meals.
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But if it's not so easy for you to slip away, don't get a credit card with great travel perks just because it's fun to fantasize.
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"Nick had the capacity to fantasize and to translate fantasy into reality," Tom Hornbein, who was part of the Masherbrum team, said in a telephone interview.
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Sometimes I fantasize about removing a benign mole, or I remember and briefly take to heart what different jerks I've dated have said about my body.
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As much as we might fantasize about it, we probably won't delete our social media accounts and toss our phones in the nearest body of water.
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During insomniac spells in the following years, he recalls, instead of counting sheep, he would fantasize about buying the intervening unit and connecting the three spaces.
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CreditCreditCecil Stoughton/The White House, via John F. Kennedy Presidential Library Many people fantasize about a valuable piece of history emerging unexpectedly out of a trunk.
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Suggesting an improbable and heavenly alternative universe, Cloud-cuckoo-land is the place we fantasize about when we're tired of existence on this strife-torn planet.
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Watching these vlogs, you can fantasize about what it would be like to have an audience of millions be overly invested in your garden-variety heartache.
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It's unlikely that I'll ever live out my cottagecore dreams in a converted off-the-grid school bus, but I can at least fantasize about it.
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Read more:The TV characters cheaters fantasize about the most, according to Ashley Madison dataI'm having an affair with my best friend's partner, and he's become manipulative.
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During one of my trips in late 1989, I began to fantasize about a computing model that would make carrying a laptop with me everywhere unnecessary.
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You can fantasize about living in gated communities that have robots as security guards, and drones delivering your goods, and, you know, no humans actually employed.
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Lara, in her earliest incarnations, may have been a fembot, but if male gamers wanted to fantasize about her, they had to get to know her first.
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Like Lacie [the main character in "Nosedive"], I fantasize about being free from the restrictions of wanting people to like me and truly not giving a fuck.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen people fantasize about being ninjas, they're not day-dreaming about sneaking up on their enemies; it's all about the sword play.
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But on Monday night, the reality star toned down her trend-setting wardrobe while attending the release party for Marina Acton's new single "Fantasize" in Hollywood, California.
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They recruited participants who had above-average scores on Hatfield's passionate-love scale, put them in an fMRI machine, and had them fantasize about their romantic interest.
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Every time I would go to and from work on the bus, I would listen to 'Drain the Blood' by The Distillers and fantasize about walking out.
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Gluttony. The ice cream issue comes up frequently amongst Resch's clients, who fantasize about a life where they could eat all the hot fudge sundaes they want.
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Especially because the idea of a whole new generation of tweens having a gorgeous blond elf to fantasize about, thanks to the 2018 series, is very exciting.
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Some Trump White House officials such as Steve Bannon fantasize about clamping down on the tech darlings but we see no signs they will act anytime soon.
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Virtual tourism and communication, and really real-world experiences, from extreme sports to the exploration of our planet's extremities, that most of us can only fantasize about.
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I think anyone who plays in a band will admit that at some point in their lives they would fantasize about being on a stage one day.
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"Although my mother has always been great to me, I've always loved my father very much, and I began to fantasize about getting away," the princess continued.
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The irony of Fairytale Instagram's appeal is how it uses our most modern form of communication to let us fantasize about a time before the digital age.
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You're meant to see Tony at every stage of the Infinity Saga and fantasize about what it would be like to spend a day in his shoes.
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No, it's an adult theme park with all the toys and treats you could ever fantasize about—even if you don't know what your fantasies are exactly.
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Several used Zillow, the real estate app, to gawk at the availability of cheap homes in cities like Detroit and South Bend and fantasize about relocating there.
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I start to fantasize about what jobs we might be able to find in Chile now that my husband and I are further along in our careers.
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I am blessed with good health; yet having had an emergency appendectomy several years ago, I can assure Ms. Ortega that appendicitis is nothing to fantasize about.
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I know that this essay is meant to be playful, but better to fantasize about perfect health and its gifts rather than any sickness, temporary or otherwise.
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People often fantasize about things like, who would I have been if I lived this life, or what haven't I done, and how could I reinvent myself?
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"When we fantasize Native Americans in that way it places us in the past and not as current living people who continue to exist," Casanova-Bell said.
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For example, reverse cowgirl is a go-to in porn because it's so visual, but only 7.7% of Americans actually fantasize about having sex in that position.
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It is doubtful that any of the companies fantasize about challenging Intel head-on with their own chip factories, which can take billions of dollars to build.
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During the day I fantasize about pasta, I yearn to add salt to my meals, and I would kill for a cup of coffee in the morning.
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Still, as you fantasize about buying castles or maybe 13 Lamborghinis, you may want to know your odds of winning this week's insane Mega Millions or Powerball lotteries.
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Anyways, at that time I didn't really know what to fantasize about to get off, and so my mind would go between blank concentration and strange, random imagery.
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" He told James Corden, his co-star at the time, that he "used to fantasize about getting stabbed on the subway so I could have a show off.
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I fantasize about buying a Coke Zero from the café in my office, but part of saving has been cutting out unnecessary items, like Cokes and sparkling water.
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Consider this: When the world was first introduced to IoT, it was "enough" to fantasize about controlling objects around you, like programming your home's thermostat from your phone.
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You know, things like: you will never fantasize about anybody else, you will never look at anybody else, you will never be attracted to anybody but your partner.
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No, I fantasize about how great my life could be if I owned a laptop (and knew how to use it) instead of this ancient typewriter of mine.
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To start, you could simply fantasize about your partner with another person while you masturbate, or you could integrate the fantasy into your dirty talk during partnered sex.
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Even people who typically mistrust the violent deputies of state power fantasize that the state might, for once, deploy them for the purpose of righting a catastrophic wrong.
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This is a planetary home simpler than the one we grapple with on a daily basis; a home that we might fantasize was the planet of our youth.
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South Africans would have to aim for the most glaringly opulent way of life for themselves—or at least pretend they could have it, or fantasize about it.
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He tracks its origin to the 18th century and rumors about vampirism that led proponents of the new science to investigate and scrutinize and fantasize about this monster.
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The sisters take care of each other; they cuddle in bed and fantasize about living on the moon, which hangs outside of Merricat's window like a cartoon cutout.
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Though the song is heart-wrenching, it's tough not to fantasize about the rallying cry that could have been—a "Not Ready to Make Nice" updated for 2019.
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I used to fantasize about fitting punishments for such morning people, but in the last two years I've seen the (morning) light, and I've become one of them.
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When I was a kid, I would stare at the wall-size map that took up my childhood bedroom and fantasize about the most remote places on it.
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She figured that it was normal for all girls to fantasize about each other and was "vaguely repulsed" by the straight sex that was talked about in class.
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While I'm generally a fan of bleakness, I am also always looking for the way out of it; I want to at least fantasize about a good world.
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But research suggests that only 7.7% of Americans fantasize about that position, according to data published in Tell Me What You Want by Justin Lehmiller, PhD, a sex researcher.
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Are we really that worried about a handful of malcontents, or are we vaguely looking forward to violent upheaval in the same way people fantasize about the zombie apocalypse?
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At least, she's deleted most everything on her Instagram and Twitter, which is exactly what I dream of doing whenever I fantasize about moving somewhere new and starting over.
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One result is that people fantasize about the trappings of another world: either the West, with its display of immodesty and lust, or the Muslim paradise and its virgins.
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I totally fantasize about being their young wife—jetting off to fairs, spending their riches on my favorite art pieces, spending half the year on yachts in the Mediterranean.
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Game of Thrones, after all, has plenty of rape in it, but you're still allowed to fantasize about running off to Westeros and wearing all of its beautiful clothes.
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Conscientious people's fantasies were also more realistic in the sense that they fantasized more often about their current partners and they were less likely to fantasize about changing themselves.
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Last year, we dove deep into the world of LEGO porn, the plastic brick-based genre made by fans who fantasize about fucking characters from the popular toy franchise.
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Every time I go into the store, I fantasize about filling my life with their french bulldog coffee mugs, antique map tea towels, and walls and walls of candles.
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But the songwriter is able to justify these uglier sides of the business with the very simple fact that he's spending his life doing what many only fantasize about.
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She asked if they could get a new baby to replace Andrew, and she and Wills began to fantasize about a new baby who would make everything all better.
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The idea of them feeds a barely believable form of erotico-Islamism that drives jihadists and gets other men to fantasize about escaping the sexual misery of everyday life.
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They limn the inherent beauty of high arches, debate ideal toe length, imagine various foot odors, and fantasize about being used as a footstool by the feet at hand.
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Polyamory—maintaining multiple sexual and emotional relationships at the same time—was the next–most popular fantasy—70 percent of men and 51 percent of women fantasize about it.
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Too often, metalheads drag the genre's history around with them, refusing to give up their obsessions with musicians who are long past the wild days about which we fantasize.
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You might fantasize about having a dog to take on hikes, but have you also imagined the care your future pup will need over the course of its lifetime?
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Whether or not "we all" fantasize disaster, with Hurricane Sandy still fresh in my memory, I was taken aback by these highly aestheticized depictions of my city's watery demise.
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Instead, we may fantasize about our partners more than anyone else because we know that our partners are more capable of giving us what we need in that moment.
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"When people are under stress in their family, and around family members that cause tension, they may fantasize about escape, and seek solace outside of their marriage," Nelson said.
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Every so often, a new show comes along that promises to indulge our taste for mystery (even if it causes us to fantasize about leaving our day jobs for forensics).
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There are lots of things most of us never contemplate when we fantasize about living in space: What happens to your arms when they don't naturally fall at your sides?
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"Game of Thrones" fans no longer have to fantasize about being part of the popular fictional world thanks to a prime piece of real estate that's now up for sale.
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Oftentimes, they fantasized in a third-person sort of way, with both asexual men and women far more likely than their sexual counterparts to fantasize about situations not involving them.
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They get out-of-the-box and over-the-top treatments (edible flowers, anyone?) and it's enough to make you fantasize about your own "top-your-own-waffle" brunch restaurant.
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Connell wants youth to know that pleasure can be found in different parts of the body, and that they should feel free to fantasize about things other than heterosexual penetration.
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I fantasize that a testosterone boost will have the same effect on me as a super mushroom has on Mario and I'll become similarly endowed with incredible powers and abilities.
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I don't so much fantasize as much as I focus on how my body is feeling and listen to music and create a space for me to enjoy my body.
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"Sometimes I fantasize about stripping everything back and starting fresh," he says, "but I know I couldn't keep it that way for long: I bring something new home every day."
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Fantasize If you're not sure what you're into or who you're into, try playing with different kinds of fantasies in your imagination, by reading erotica, or even by watching porn.
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Blake chose the theme of travel both because it allowed him space to fantasize — and because it was universal: something that even the youngest child visiting the gallery could understand.
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She would like to make it clear that the book is fiction, though, as she pointed out in a recent interview, married people often like to fantasize about these things.
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They openly fantasize about the need to kill Jews and non-whites and even celebrate ideologically opposed acts of violence — like Islamist terror attacks — as a blow against the system.
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So when we fantasize about electing a celebrity as president, we're not imagining that Oprah is secretly a brilliant legislator or that the Rock has hidden depths as a policy wonk.
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At least when objects of desire gain weight, they forfeit the possibility of being desirable to the sort of superficial man that might ogle and fantasize about pretty, femininely dressed teenagers.
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Don't dream about getting promoted if you can hardly get up in time everyone morning, and don't fantasize about a wedding ring when you're also fantasizing about the cutie next door.
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So regardless of their shared ethnic background, Rachel and Nick in fact epitomize two entirely different worlds: One we know, and one we can only fantasize about in a foreign land.
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" In 1974, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals — the court Kavanaugh currently sits on — declared that the requirement is necessary because rape complainants "all too frequently" have "an urge to fantasize.
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Anybody tempted to fantasize about inevitable Democratic victories should think ahead to 2020 — when the McCrory playbook may well be used not just in a state election but a national one.
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" On Dreamers and the 2020 presidential Election: "But we were talking about the Dreamers and quite honestly, Democrats can fantasize all they want about winning in 2020 ... those are the dreamers.
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Because when you are wealthy, you can be a breadstick and someone will want to fuck you — particularly if they can close their eyes and fantasize about their new gold lamé penthouse.
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The Night King is someone I can easily obsess over because his role in the show makes him an easy sort of fixation for the type of relationship I can fantasize about.
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We play each other in table tennis and pool basketball and grow blissful in a hot tub, where we fantasize about owning this home or having the money to build something similar.
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The Definitive Guide to Business with Marcus Lemonis Scoring real estate in a major retail store is something many small-business owners fantasize about, but securing space on a shelf isn't easy.
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Not only do thinkers like Faye admire Putin as an emblem of proudly heterosexual white masculinity; they fantasize that Russian military might will help create a "Eurosiberian" federation of white ethno-states.
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Opinion Columnist DENVER — As we fantasize about a parallel universe, where America is not a joke and our president cares about other human beings, the same questions keep swirling in our heads.
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Lately I've noticed that there is a second wave that many fantasize about a world in which ICOs drive all funding and founders and employees never have to deal with venture capitalists.
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Michelangelo sculpted most of his statues from this stone, and he was so obsessed with the region that he used to fantasize about carving an entire white mountain right where it stood.
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Both girls fantasize about becoming professional dancers, though the narrator's mother — a self-taught, Jamaican-born intellectual — disapproves; you could say she wants her daughter to become someone more like Zadie Smith.
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It's OK if you don't know what you want your future to look like right now; the moon squares Neptune today, and it's time to daydream and fantasize, not make serious plans.
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It was like one of those things where you fantasize about what it would be like to be in movies and stuff, and you get to go to Italy, this was that experience.
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In it, a woman and her ex, whom she only refers to as "Bad," fantasize about living in a beautiful home (a dream house, if you will) and perhaps one day having children.
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"Don't fantasize about my personal life" is what she really wants to stay, but instead she churns out a statement with a subtle "fuck you"' aimed at sites who run headlines like this.
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But is it actually possible to snag an upgrade or is it just a far-fetched dream you fantasize about while a toddler-gone-wild kicks the back of your ordinary, cramped seat?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Ever wander through a museum and fantasize about organizing your own exhibition, rearranging a gallery, or putting together all the artworks you love most into one room?
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" — Nantes, 22 "[I fantasize] that the dad of the family I babysit brings me into his bedroom after the kids are asleep and asks if I want to earn a little extra money.
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"I fantasize that I'm the outfit's second owner ever, but really deep down I know it came from a hip 20-something who lives in Silver Lake and is a hoarder like myself."
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"The individual rapist, to contrast, who suffers from say a paraphilic disorder—that is to say they enjoy rape or they fantasize about rape—is a different type of person altogether," he claims.
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When I lay in my cell and daydream of freedom, I don't fantasize about women, flashy cars, or what my next crime or crimes might be, as some men in here certainly do.
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You will spend nearly fifteen hours of the day trying not to think about food, and then as the time nears to eat, you will fantasize about any type of food you see.
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It's possible to fantasize about arm-twisting or incredible persuasion that could have gotten one more vote for the "skinny repeal" bill back in July, from Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, or John McCain.
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I began to fantasize about being inside the world of drag I'd only been able to experience from my TV screen, and the possibility of finally meeting my favorite drag queens in person.
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My son and I would often fantasize about him returning to tour — and when The Next Day arrived in 2013, we felt certain he would offer up at least a few live performances.
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It's much harder to fantasize about being Chuck, a sharply drawn and performed but more earthbound character, even when he begins to break bad: he's too grumpy, too tormented, to be our avatar.
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Not every woman wants her own sex life reflected in [her] porn... I really feel it's a feminist act to own what you fantasize about, even if, in reality, it may appear misogynistic.
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"The more positively people fantasize and daydream about their future success, the less well they do in terms of having actual success," said Gabriele Oettingen, a professor of psychology at New York University.
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Having had the chance to fantasize about the short-term gratification that would come with posting an unflattering image of the supposed friend usually helps clear the way toward formulating a pillar response.
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When we fantasize about other people's houses, whether they're online or on TV shows or around the corner from where we live, we seem to imagine them as gleaming-surfaced oases of tranquillity.
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It made me cry a little, because who doesn't fantasize about being a book critic who can somehow afford a beautiful apartment and also finds a capable man to handle the FreshDirect delivery?
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The company sent these users lists of 10 female characters and 10 male characters from currently popular television shows and asked them to vote for their favorite to fantasize about in each category.
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Rhodes: When I first had sex, I did quickly realize that in order to maintain arousal I had to really fantasize about porn and [I] almost ignored the person in front of me.
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Since it was vacated, the building has become a talking point for many civic leaders, who fantasize about its potential uses as a destination hotel, a contemporary art museum, or an education center.
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"You can fantasize about spending as much money as you want, but the reality is we won't be able to fix our military readiness problems without repealing the Budget Control Act," Smith told CNN.
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Think Chris Stapleton, Lady Antebellum, Willie Nelson, Kacey Musgraves — artists who make you fantasize about hopping into a vintage Camaro and following Guy Fieri around his Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives tour of America.
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The photogenic feline from Moscow, Russia — who, according to his bio loves "to dream and fantasize" — takes his Instagram followers (all 9,630 of them) on colorful indoor adventures, thanks to some seriously creative photography.
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It's a quick and playful exchange, but it allows for a woman to fantasize about being violated while she is not only giving her full consent, but orchestrating the whole act of make-believe.
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A survey of 2,000 people (1,000 from the US and 1,000 from the UK) from Superdrug Online Doctor found that quite a few people either have had or fantasize about having sex in public.
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As the American financial system collapsed in the fall of 2008, Stephen K. Bannon began to fantasize about destroying something else: the elite economic and political establishment that he believed had created the crisis.
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The postapocalyptic reality I fantasize about has done away with jacket copy, blurbs and bookstore shelf markings, and we all wander around in a happy daze, finding joy from the last things we expected.
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The problem with that is if your energy goes down when you positively fantasize about the future, then you will not be able to put in the effort that is necessary to implement it.
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Between rehearsals for "Red Speedo" and design meetings and casting sessions for the other shows, time is tight, but Ms. Blain-Cruz took a moment to fantasize about what might lie beyond this busy season.
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I look directly at the camera or at the screen, and I like to fantasize about multifaceted sources of pleasure — most of it has nothing to do with sex or who I'm dating (no offense).
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In her moody, minimally worded videos, real estate agents lead prospective buyers into an apartment filled with zombies, and real-life factory workers who spend their days piecing together lightbulbs fantasize about pursuing their passions.
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I don't fantasize about getting revenge on my father, but I do at times find myself furious that it took a degenerative disease to make him treat me the way he should have all along.
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That usually means — thanks to ice cream's status of being, well, frozen — if you're not nearby one of these trendy dessert shops, you'll simply have to fantasize about taking a lick of that faraway scoop.
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This is why phone sex operators even exist: There are certain things that when you're face-to-face with a person are a lot harder to talk about, but you want to fantasize about it.
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In addition to killer views of all the hotels, you'll also get to fantasize about owning one of the many multimillion-dollar condos and homes—including the Prime Minister's—that line the route, Turnquest says.
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I have time to appreciate—in passing—the openness, the vast silence, the smells of grass and loam and no B.O. But I don't have time to fantasize about slipping, utterly unprepared, off the grid.
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The best part of these pages is that Gessen, in addition to some requisite self-laceration, allows Andrei to flail, mourn, fantasize and, sometimes, succeed without tipping him either into self-absorption or self-loathing.
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The woman viewer may also fantasize that even though her porn crush is gay, if given a chance she could offer him such unconditional love and devotion that he would end up falling for her.
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There was so much beauty to be found in the infinitesimal push and pull between life and death those slides depicted that I would fantasize about having them framed and put up in my house.
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His research found that women were more likely than men to fantasize about same-sex experiences and BDSM, while men were more apt to have gender-bending fantasies (such as crossdressing) and more taboo thoughts.
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To chalk up some quick "kills" in dogfights with the enemy "deep state" they fantasize about, the administration is doing damage to a key institution of U.S. international influence, which will play out over decades.
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And chances are, the only Iranian Muslims the audience knows anything about are (a) violent terrorists on TV or (b) violent terrorists that many alt-right types, and some regular-right types, like to fantasize about.
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You start to fantasize about all sorts of things that could stop the agony, like teleportation or, in Elon Musk's case, building a tunnel that leads from the Los Angeles airport right to his SpaceX office.
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If I dated a guy for three years, lived with him for two of them, and then woke up one morning to discover he'd ghosted me, I'd probably fantasize about getting some hilarious form of revenge.
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We love going through these old sounds and fantasize about where these records have been played: maybe a sunny day in a room overlooking a garden in Tehran, or at a discotheque that has faded away.
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With safety in numbers (and no real way to meet their idols), girls were free to fantasize about these visibly lower-class stars without having to worry about the repercussions of actually dating or marrying them.
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In the winter, I can look down into the icy East River and fantasize about what it would take to push us into the river, because only a small, low concrete barrier keeps us from death.
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What many people needed to fantasize about instead was the idea of bad people working to become good people, about the idea that real, lasting moral change for the better is possible and worth striving for.
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While most of us fantasize about making state bitch league on a bitch scholarship and get drafted into the national bitch league, most of us are out here in beer bitch league still having bitch dreams.
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" He was a figure whose hate spawned contempt, leading a writer from the Charleston City Paper to fantasize about how "Satan and his minions would slather his body in mustard-based BBQ sauce before they dined.
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Mr. McMullen said an issue his company has is clients commissioning dolls that look exactly like people they know in real life, maybe an ex-girlfriend they never got over or someone about whom they fantasize.
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Since the gay male is not attracted to female bodies in the first place, she can fantasize that his feelings for her would be based on something far deeper and more meaningful than empty animal lust.
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The barn was crammed with used restaurant equipment, coffee cans filled with old parts and an abandoned light-blue Chevy, where she used to sit and fantasize she was on a date with a pretty girl.
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Sex At The OfficeDespite all of the NSFW warnings that make it clear our minds shouldn't be on sex at the office, plenty of people fantasize about tossing the papers off of their desk and getting dirty.
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It's not exactly mature to imagine you can solve every problem by being super-strong and hitting it, or to fantasize about being able to shrug off any amount of damage and walk away with a quip.
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"After he finds out you're trans, you automatically become something that he just wants to fantasize about, you're automatically a fantasy—you're no longer the girl that he thought was the girl of his dreams," Nicki explains.
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Or, at the very least, it's odd to portray falling in love with a fish-man monster as beautiful, while also saying it's kind of gross to fantasize about having sex with that fish-man monster IRL.
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I think people need to ask themselves why they're writing and consuming this sort of material, why they think it's funny, why they fantasize about it, and most importantly, why they feel threatened by conversations about it.
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A lot of land, mostly untended woods, came with the old house, and Alice, an only child who had grown up in chancy financial circumstances, used to fantasize about someday having something that resembled a family compound.
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It's caked in tape hiss, and street-level grime; this is the handmade masterpiece you fantasize you're picking up when you rescue a shoebox of cassettes with yellowing J-cards from a street corner on trash day.
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I was allergic to Alcoholics Anonymous at first, with its corny slogans and awkward human blinking, and I used to fantasize that 12-step meetings would get canceled so I could stop feeling guilty for skipping them.
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We can fantasize that someday soon, perhaps after the coronavirus legislation passes, a joint press conference by the political elites will be held forswearing divisive rhetoric in the interest of true public health safety and national security.
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Some fans may blame Mr. Howard for this, and fantasize about what might have been if Christopher Miller and Phil Lord, the "Lego Movie" auteurs originally hired to direct, had been allowed to see the project through.
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To learn more about what Americans fantasize about and what it means, Justin Lehmiller, a social psychologist and research fellow at the Kinsey Institute, conducted the largest and most comprehensive study of its kind on this topic.
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But with the constant stream of new presidential candidates entering the 2020 Democratic race (sometimes by the minute), it's easy to fantasize about seeing another Obama in the White House (especially when she's talking hope and future).
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South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg says all candidates fantasize about standing on the debate stage with Trump and firing off zingers, but it's far more productive for Democrats to tell voters what they would do for them.
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The next editing tier is also heavily male, a climate that led one group of women to wryly fantasize one day about how differently a story might read if no man touched it throughout the editing chain.
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So I became obsessed with increasing my milk supply, to the point that I would literally fantasize about becoming a bountiful milk machine, my breasts spraying milk in slender arcs like an Austin Powers fembot assassinating her victims.
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Thankfully, we're not beholden to skirt lengths that stretch to the tips our fingers or the preppy cardigans from the days of our past, but we can still fantasize about putting together the perfect back to school look.
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"The reach of known [information] operations during the US election of 2016 was statistically very small compared to overall engagement on political issues," the paper notes, while we collectively fantasize about kicking Mark Zuckerberg square in the dick.
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As we roll around San Diego in the bright California sunshine, every window thrown open and clean ocean air blowing in, it's easy to fantasize what your life might be like if you lived here and drove this.
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Both songs have an expansive sense of space to them—a playful lightness that allows Kent to revel in the pleasure of a late night drive, and to fantasize about an interstellar honeymoon with a candidly human innocence.
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You could write an entire book on that question, but, I guess if you live in an urban area sometimes you fantasize about charming small towns and imagine that things would be easier or more laid-back there.
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His later decision, just days before America voted, to unnecessarily reopen an investigation that he had declined was not by the book either, and it caused a disruption to the election about which the Russians could only fantasize.
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Though men were more likely to have (and act on) taboo sex fantasies, the one taboo women are substantially more likely to fantasize about is role-playing an adult baby—dressing, behaving, and being treated like an infant.
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They identified those who are "drawn to chaos" through their affirmative responses to the following statements: I fantasize about a natural disaster wiping out most of humanity such that a small group of people can start all over.
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There seems to have been a perfect storm brewing, particularly among meaning-searching millennials dissatisfied with their cubicle jobs, ready to either overthrow their nascent careers for farm work or floristry or to simply fantasize about doing so.
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I do fantasize about having a Viking send-off, where I'm pushed out onto a lake in a boat and one of my friends shoots a flaming arrow at me and the boat goes up in a blaze.
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"My wife [Barrett] is originally from New York and I'd lived here in my 20s, and we would fantasize about moving back," says the star, who is father to sons Griffin, 11, and Rhys, 9, and daughter Kira, 7.
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So who can blame the internet for wanting to indulge in a little escapism and fantasize — even if for just one night — that their president was nothing more an old man who doesn't know how to use his phone?
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Donald Trump supporters and some pundits like to fantasize that the real estate magnate will put blue states like New York, Massachusetts and California in play this fall against Hillary Clinton while also running strong in the industrial Midwest.
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It's tender, melancholic, and absolutely perfect for those nights when all you want to do is stare at the rain from your bedroom window and fantasize about going on a needless killing spree with a glamorous French electro producer.
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But it neatly articulates the most bipartisan argument against Trump: that he's an incompetent hypocrite with no plan to help the people whose support he's counting on, and that anarchy is more fun to fantasize about than to experience.
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Sometimes, cruising through a shopper's load in a blissful state of flow, I fantasize about racing other checkout workers for the title of Fastest Register, though this would surely be deemed "uncoöperative," the worst of all Co-op sins.
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Not surprisingly, because of the availability of high-quality photos of them online, and simply because people love to fantasize about unattainable public figures, sharing 219.95D models of celebrities is one of the most common activities in the community.
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Then you probably fantasize a little more about your new shoes or flying drone as you await their arrival, which means you're going to be disappointed more often because the shoes don't fit or the drone is poorly made.
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Yes, it's thrillingly escapist to admire the beading on Lady Mary's exquisite gowns and fantasize about a world where servants iron your newspaper before you read it so you don't have to worry about getting ink on your fingers.
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And if you want to do any of the structural things Democrats fantasize about — like statehood for D.C. or packing the Supreme Court or whatever — you first need to actually win the Senate, and ideally by a handsome margin.
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I fantasize about being able to host family and friends at my place, so I'd put at least a set or two of bunk beds in the second room, and have a pull-out couch in the living room.
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Another user, who asked to be referred to as S, said that two far-right groups of iFunny users — an anti-Brony group called $WA and a white nationalist group called 4R (Fourth Reich) — fantasize about political violence on Discord servers.
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A lot of shows and movies that have tried to represent teenagers or the chaos that is coming at that age, they shy away from it, romanticize it or they kind of fantasize what it's like to be a teenager.
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Many Democrats smell a rout, hope that a slew of Republicans go down with Trump, and fantasize about a subsequent Democratic dominance in Washington that will allow the party to enact laws without much if any Republican input and assistance.
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"As much as we might fantasize about things changing and there being liberal progress, we probably got overly carried away with those sorts of visions for Turkey," said Philip Robins, a professor of Middle East politics at the University of Oxford.
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In the store, meanwhile, all of that trying on and rejecting would have happened in real time, much like getting to know and rejecting people at the bar or a party happens in real time, leaving you little time to fantasize.
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At 3 am, I fantasize about what could happen to spare me from the humiliation that feels destined to happenSouthwest Airlines famously let director Kevin Smith board, then publicly escorted him off the plane for looking too fat for his seat.
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The show also functions as a form of self-parody, since Ms. Bell and her husband are forever dabbling in the latest wellness fads like cryotherapy, as they fantasize about bailing out of city life and going back to the land.
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At a time when Americans may fantasize returning to a kinder and gentler style of politics, Blumenthal reminds us that every age has been fraught with anxiety and dread, and that in government, times are always tough, and the future uncertain.
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Thousands of people holding hands and chanting "better things aren't possible" You can hire pollsters to test attacks on Medicare for All to your heart's content and fantasize about the secret majority which will be galvanized by cutting the debt.
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I fantasize that one day I will take a reading holiday — some place with a quiet beach, shade, a gentle breeze, and endless cups of tea while I indulge in the many books I've been dying to catch up on.
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These adolescent orgasms were great: They helped manage my overwhelming teen hormones, they seemed to be really good for my skin, I started to figure out what I liked to fantasize about, and they even helped me recover from chronic migraines.
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The mom-of-three, 37, who wore an uncharacteristically simple and covered up black maxi dress Monday night at the release party for Marina Acton's new single "Fantasize" after arriving home from her Tokyo sisters vacation, has returned to her label-loving ways.
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"People don't donate to me because they think it improves their chances with me in some romantic way anymore than do people donate to large male streamers because they fantasize about a romantic engagement with Soda, Lirik or Ninja," she tells The Verge.
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Could you imagine such a fictional creature on stage next to the current frontrunners, a reality TV star who jokes about dating his own daughter and a possible Zodiac killer whose colleagues hate him so much they fantasize publicly about killing him?
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The big picture: Every few months, friends, family and advisers like Ivanka Trump, Rupert Murdoch and Gary Cohn fantasize Trump will tap his superpower as a force for good — to pass a big infrastructure bill, fight global warming, strike an epic immigration deal.
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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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On this episode of Ask SLUTEVER, she helps one fan who feels a little weird about being into Harry Potter porn unpack what his fetish says about his sex life, explaining that it's OK to fantasize about wizards, witches, and hell, even Dobby.
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According to Smithsonian Magazine, 36% of people in the US use some kind of bondage tools in bed and 65% of US university students fantasize about being restrained during sex — a number which doesn't account for people interested in other elements of BDSM.
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"Men are more likely to fantasize about cuckolding, and they do it more often -- but there are a number of women who have these fantasies as well, which points to the need for more research focused on women's cuckolding desires," Lehmiller said.
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Rudy Giuliani, President Trump's lawyer and New York City mayor on 9/11, has hit on a curious way to commemorate the attack's 18th anniversary: tweeting out a video that seems to fantasize about a patriotic cop beating up left-wing protesters.
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"For a long time I would fantasize about some of the letters being discovered overseas, but over time I just gave up hope and forgot about them," the man told The Times, in a rare example of an SOS note being authenticated.
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Read more:What cheating really looks like in polyamorous relationships, according to people who are in themThe TV characters cheaters fantasize about the most, according to Ashley Madison dataI&aposm having an affair with my best friend&aposs partner, and he&aposs become manipulative.
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A man pipes up to discuss how he really felt the birth physically, and I can't help but fantasize about a woman who has literally endured the pain of a two-day labor walking into the room and decking him in the jaw.
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The term is sometimes also stylized as "pulling an ER." While it may not be the case that all or even a majority of incels believe this to be a worthy or appropriate goal, the group is riddled with people who openly fantasize about violence.
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And a few prominent Colorado Democrats whisper — or maybe fantasize — about a possible late-hour entry into the governor's race by Ken Salazar, 62, a party heavyweight who represented the state in the Senate and then served as the interior secretary under President Obama.
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So I want to talk to you about your ideas behind [the film]… In [it] you speak about cave girls as a defense mechanism against street harassment by men and you fantasize a matriarchal society free of all men in a Stone Age context.
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Sometimes I fantasize that I'm the kind of woman who wears these things, who tosses down a credit card without thinking, who scoops up silks and chiffons and exquisite bottles of face cream, and then glides out with big bags swinging from each arm.
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My question is, in consideration of the command that Trump has over the news cycle, if we could fantasize about a time where y'all had the resources and time to focus on another person, or another situation, what would y'all be interested in covering?
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Their adventure in luxury squatting lasts for three days, during which they do all the illegal things that most museum visitors only fantasize about, like lounging in Marie Antoinette's lounge chair, bathing in the Fountain of the Muses, and using Roman sarcophagi as personal storage units.
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Whether you fantasize about getting a good spanking from your college professor, being taken advantage of by your doctor, or participating in a gang bang, there is a way to fulfill all of your sexual desires without cheating on your partner: trying your hand at role-playing.
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The women of America are too busy being re-traumatized by the discourse of #MeToo over and over again to want to fantasize about doing the enormous emotional labor required to heal troubled men of their wounds and shape them from tortured frogs into perfect Prince Charmings.
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It could slip "into a pattern of ruminating on the stupid things we've said," (Yes); "fantasize about how great we'd feel if we had come up with a witty retort to something said earlier," (That's me!); and also harp on "worries about work and money" (O.
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At the company's fall fashion gala, in September of last year, the curtain rose not on a ballet but on a large, loose collection of the troupe's dancers, in street clothes—people like you and me, people who presumably did not fantasize about tying women up like farm animals.
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"For us to say that dance isn't now a place that sexual predators are now looking to either fantasize [or] develop relationships, we would be naive," says Leslie Scott, the founder of Youth Protection Advocates in Dance, an organization that prevents sexual abuse of children in the dance community.
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The impotent narrator begins to fantasize of his deep desire to become invisible but also sexually potent, not out of a yearning to satisfy his wife but to be able to harass and viciously rape the antagonistic police officer perpetually and without him knowing what is happening to him.
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" A New York Times story on virtual reality pornography raised the specter of revenge porn and stalking porn, talking about clients commissioning sex dolls that look exactly like people they know in real life, "maybe an ex-girlfriend they never got over or someone about whom they fantasize.
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"Trump can fantasize about the wall, but at the end of the day, it's Congress that appropriates the money, and it behooves Congress to want an independent analysis to look at all the consequences before we throw money down a rabbit hole," said Mr. Grijalva, a Democrat from Tucson.
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Reading John J. McKay's "Discovering the Mammoth," an unabridged version of the history Kolbert artfully condenses, one learns that for almost as long as they've been extinct, mammoths and their cousins have been to us figures of mystery, totems of the unknown and invitations to fantasize about the past.
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So it would be better to imagine better religion — or maybe "better religious institutions" is even a better way of putting it — than to fantasize that the future is gonna be all just individuals floating around in relationship to other individuals with no tribes, and no mythologies, and no narratives.
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It's in October that I re-watch Interview with a Vampire and fantasize about getting an undead dick-down from Brad Pitt wearing a ruffled shirt, or during a repeat viewing of Witches of Eastwick that I imagine being the fourth in a polyamorous witch sex pentagon with the devil.
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I fantasize about walking outside my front door barefoot, about driving to work and effortlessly parking, about having a pantry with jars of my own tomatoes, about a small room with a skylight and a chair where I can drink coffee and feel that the world, sometimes, is slow and quiet.
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I really would pick up all the shoes and I would smell them and I would look at the stitching on the soles, I would look at the sock liners, I would fantasize knowing full well what shoe my mom was going to make me get, but they were beautiful.
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One popular explanation put forward by the survey's authors is that the mixed messages women are exposed to during childhood leads to rape fantasies as a form of blame-avoidance: you fantasize about non-consensual sex because you have been conditioned by society to feel shame for desiring sex at all.
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To see him break down in the basement and fantasize about a better reality, is to see the protagonist of Lone Survivor understand that pain can lead to fulfillment: On waking from his daydream, though still trapped in the dark basement, he reminds himself he's strong and he "can do this".
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The president even began to fantasize about a tête-à-tête with Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani, at the annual United Nations General Assembly session, along the lines of the useless photo ops with the North Korean tyrant, Kim Jong-un, or the mooted Camp David get-together with the Taliban.
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Making a decision as to whether or not you find a girl on a dating app attractive isn't a particularly lengthy one—but you do want to have a look at the profile pictures; read the bio; briefly fantasize about a future life together when you develop an irrational crush.
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In previous election cycles, there's usually been a moment when political reporters fantasize about the possibility of a contested convention, but its been kinda like how flight attendants talk about oxygen masks popping out above your head, in the sense that everyone knows they will likely never experience such a dramatic event.
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In "Rainbow," set to traditional chain-gang songs performed live by Destan Owens with Michael McElroy and the Broadway Inspirational Voices, prisoners fantasize about freedom and are visited by a woman who is seen first in a vision and then appears as a memory of a sweetheart, a mother and a wife.
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Sure, you could sign up for a bunch of free trials and fantasize about your life as a rich person that can watch American Gods as well as Bojack Horseman whenever you want, but you're not really getting the full experience of each one in order to make an informed decision later on.
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Harry Styles' dedicated fans now have something new to fantasize about in their fan fiction works of art: his incredibly impressive performance as a wide-eyed, but determined, British soldier despite to escape the hellhole beach he's trapped on alongside 300,000 other frightened and worn down men in Christopher Nolan's World War II epic, Dunkirk.
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While Disney gets its creative team together, we're left to fantasize about our dream cast for the new film: Snow White: Lucy Hale The 27-year-old actress and singer has played a lovable character on Pretty Little Liars since 2010, and we think she'd be just as charismatic as the ultra-friendly princess.
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In "What the Movies Taught Me About Being a Woman," Manohla Dargis, the co-chief film critic of The New York Times, writes: Movies teach us all sorts of things: how to aspire, who to fantasize about (all those princes will come), how to smoke, dress, walk into a room (always like Bette Davis).
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CreditCreditMamadi Doumbouya for The New York Times Before he had even made his first movie, Spike Lee used to fantasize about three things: season tickets at the Garden, a brownstone in Fort Greene like the one that he was raised in and a house in the historically black Oak Bluffs section of Martha's Vineyard.
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And so as you, disheartened millennial living at your parents' house, wait for things to steady themselves in this era of stagnant wages and heightening rents, at least your folks have a fast enough internet connection to allow you to fantasize about the sexy situations you'd certainly have if you could afford to own your own place.
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As she stood in the palatial, chandeliered entrance way, amongst the ruins of the Keramikos district answering questions about the space before a crowd of reporters and onlookers, I began to fantasize that I was eating patatokeftedes and drinking a Greek lager with my baba in our family's apartment in a suburb of Athens, where I go every summer.
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We both know that any rational, unbiased human being who watched all the videos would see that the initial interpretation of the encounter, the one that inspired celebrities to fantasize about punching a teenager and respectable writers to churn out think pieces on the heavy, fraught-with-white-supremacy significance of a teenage smirk, was totally, completely wrong.
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When we go looking for news on a particular subject that aligns with our beliefs, we will be introduced to the next most radical position on the topic and so on and so on until it seems very normal to be an apologist for white nationalists or to speak up on behalf of those who fantasize about the rape of children.
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While I was doing that I was, you know, like many American teenagers that were in awe and loving "Star Wars" and all these other films, I was making my own versions of those, and I think I was very pulled between ... I used to fantasize about being … my brother, my cousin and I wanted to work in special effects.
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I'd heard passing comments all week about the threats posed by Black Lives Matter and the so-called antifa, and I wondered how we had reached a point where conservative white Americans fantasize about taking to the streets, bristling with weapons, flanked by fellow vigilantes, prepared to violently confront other Americans who are exercising their First Amendment rights to assembly and free speech.
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Odds: 2/5Why he could sign there: While it's fun to fantasize about Brady throwing the NFL world into a tizzy with a shocking announcement, realistically, the most likely way this journey ends is with Brady re-signing with the Patriots on a two- or three-year deal that pays him well with the understanding that he could retire at any time.
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Still, around halfway into Deadly Class's first episode (Syfy sent out the first four episodes fo review), I began to fantasize about my chances of survival (an honest assessment of my potential for subterfuge and middling physical prowess has convinced me that I'd last around 18 minutes — 12 of which would probably be spent complaining) in the show's grim world.
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Caroline: I'm usually all for Elliot's fantasy sequences, but that entire section felt more like an excuse to get the actors from all of Mr. Robot's sprawling stories together in one place rather than anything particularly important — not to mention the fact that we've seen Elliot fantasize about being "normal" so frequently that this genre of Mr. Robot daydream might've lost its punch by now.
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Then I had the palms of both my hands stamped with the words "mercy," so I began to fantasize about being drugged and left for dead by the side of the road in semi-rural New Jersey, waking up to my wallet and phone gone, just a note with a person's name in my pocket while a song by the Weeknd played in the distant background.
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And sometimes I think when you spend a lot of time online, it's easy to sort of fantasize about breaking the connection and getting to meet someone who, frankly, was never going to be interested in her, and so it's really about ... and if you're on a diet, people go on diets and they say, I'm going to lose 211 pounds by Friday, and I'm just not going to eat anything, and then of course the next day, you're completely out of whack, you're stuffing yourself with everything you can get your hands on.
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Also, it's dumb to wear MAGA caps to a march against abortion; to lots of people they're a symbol of white-identity politics and a justifiably unpopular president, and the adults from their Catholic school should … Oh, O.K., so if a teenager wears a cap associated with the president of the United States he's asking to have media figures fantasize about punching him, to be doxxed and harassed, to have adults from his school temporarily stampeded into talking about expelling him, even to have half of Catholic Twitter, priests included, briefly damning him as a racist?
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The lyrics fantasize about turning into the girlfriend's platonic female friend and thus getting closer; Camille's vocal mixture of vulnerability and artificiality, of soul and cartoon, of woman and man and something that you'll never understand, goes further — the very existence of such a voice, the result of Prince speeding up his own voice to resemble some creepy entity whose vaguely womanly bleat could have belonged to your aunt or a child or the anthropomorphized Feminine Principle, articulates the urge to escape one's own body, to escape all physical barriers and gender distinctions, to cross dividing lines between people and completely merge with the other ("I wanna be all the things you are to me").
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