A lemming entry

[j4]

Ask me a question that you think I will be reluctant to answer.

(Anonymous comments, as always, allowed.)

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[(Anonymous)]

What's the thing in your past that you are most ashamed about?

What fantasy would you least want to act out in reality?

[j4.livejournal.com]

Ashamed about... that's tricky. I will have to think about that.

Fantasies... um. [thinks] The difficulty here is that most of my fantasies come (directly or indirectly) from things I've read, and if people write things well enough I can get really into them even if they're things I'd never have fantasised about off my own bat. I'm too steeped in the things I've read now to be able to imagine what I would have fantasised about without having read the things I've read. So I'm not sure what counts as fantasies 'of mine' ... gah. Overanalysing.

I wouldn't want to act out anything involving animals; I'm curious, and in books it often sounds great, but in real life, well, ICK HAIRY SMELLY GREAT THINGS UGH UGH UGH. I don't really like many animals very much, in real life.

Most of the other things I fantasise about I would like to be able to act out in reality if it were possible to do so without more risk and/or permanent damage than I'm prepared to accept, IYSWIM.

Interesting questions! Thank you.

[jiggery-pokery.livejournal.com]

I don't think you'll be reluctant to answer this, but:

would you be so kind as to post links to some of the things you've seen online reasonably recently which set your mind off into pleasant fantastic directions?

This falls down if most of the sources of fantasies are, eek, in print rather than online, but it might be worth asking. (Also, I don't particularly want to know what your fantasies are - just what set you off fantasising!)