Fantasies
Fantasies as Part of a Session
Fantasies can be an integral part of your sessions. You should sit down and make a storyline: something that is akin to the plot of a story. Your storyline can be as simple as a statement: "Me Tarzan, you Jane!", or as complex as you would like to make it.
I would say (anecdotal information not withstanding) most adults fantasize during sex. They fantasize about a different partner; the physical attributes of their partner; the location where they are having sex; and even the number of partners.
Several years ago, I did a two fantasy sessions with a very pretty lady named Jalena. Before the first session, we sat down and layed out a very sketchy layout of where the session would go. Once started, it seemed to go to just go along on its own quite well. After that first session, I wrote down "the happenings". When I saw her a week or so later, I showed her the storyline so far, and we decided to take it from there. The second session was even better, and I wrote the third and fourth chapters of the story. I have included that story here.
The story has a lot of different elements: some were prearranged, others were not.
As you can see, there is one major advantage to including fantasies into your sessions: you can do things that are beyond the normal realm of possibilities.
- If you would like a few good sources for fantasies, check out the following list.
- Your local TV Guide. (It is amazing what you can glean from it.)
- Almost any SciFi book or program
- Almost any Pornographic film or book
- "Imaginative Sex" by John Norman DAW SF (#UJ1146) "A study of the sexuality of male and female which leads to a new revelation of sensual liberation. Fifty-three imaginative situations are outlined, some of which are science-fictional in nature."
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