Top Ten Women Sexual Fantasies

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I found this list and I found it so interesting that I wanted to share it with you. It was interesting to me because I have so many of these fantasies. I’ll let you know which ones relate to me.




1.     Getting it on with a coworker (This is a fantasy of mine)

2.     Voyeuristic pleasure: Many women get off on the idea of being watched and lusted after. (This is a fantasy of mine)

3.     Sex with multiple people (This would probably be my #1 fantasy)

4.     Playing the victim: Some women fantasize about being submissive (Oh, this is a fantasy of mine)

5.     Sex with a stranger: Sex-without-strings-attached is popular for the unlimited possibilities it offers. (This is a fantasy of mine)

6.     Dominatrix in play

7.     Pleasure all over: Being kissed or licked from head to toe (Don’t have to fantasy when it’s a reality ;-) )

8.     Being pampered: Women dream of simple pleasures like being given a bath or a massage turning into some sexual fun. (What woman or man wouldn’t want this).

9.     Homemade porn flicks (Not a fantasy any more J)

10.     Out in the open: Some women fantasize about having sex in a public place. The thought of getting caught turns them on. (It’s definitely a fantasy because I am not brave enough for this yet.)


Comments

  1. BareFoot CountessaJuly 4, 2014 at 9:25 AM

    Interesting set of suggestions

    3, 6, 7 and 8 are definitely my fantasies but as I've already tried most of those better get cooking on number 11

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