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Lani Answers:

Dear Sarah,

Talk to him!

You need to ask him, no matter how uncomfortable or awkward the situation will be for both of you. You have no way of justifying what you suspect until you do.

Fantasy Is Just Fantasy

After all, would your boyfriend's asking you to dress up as his schoolteacher mean that he's necessarily harboring a latent desire to have sex with his calculus teacher? No.

Are most people who engage in S&M inherently violent, brutal people? Of course not.

Does a woman indulging in a rape fantasy with her husband actually *want* to be viciously raped by a criminal? Ridiculous!

Miss Kitty

I agree, but...

My point is, fantasy is more often than not just that, and if this is really a concern to you, then you need to bring it up with your boyfriend. Case closed. Relationships without open communication are not successful relationships.

Don't Do It If You're Uncomfortable

It is perfectly fine and totally up to you to participate or not participate in role-playing. If it makes you uncomfortable, don't do it. I don't think anyone will object to that statement. But give your boyfriend the benefit of the doubt first before you convict him.

Ask him, and if he does admit that he's lusted after a little girl or two in his time, THEN you can talk about counseling.

 

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