RAPE FANTASY: UNDO THE TABOO

Have you ever thought of exploring rape fantasies? Rape fantasies are considered taboo, but what can you do to undo them for extreme pleasure? This article discusses rape and how you can undo the taboo for a pleasurable experience. 

Fantasies are amazing when it comes to improving your sex life. There are numerous fantasies you can try to take your sex life to a whole new level. Fantasies might never be figures or truth, but they are bound to help you escape your daily realities. Your daily routines may cause boredom, which is realistic when exploring fantasies. Subsequently, some fantasies are highly-detailed, while others are extravagant, making them one of the common practices. Learn more about rape fantasies and how to undo the taboo and explore pleasures.

What About Rape Fantasies 

Rape fantasy involves imagining that you are being raped when in reality, you are not. It is a forceful act that makes you have sex when you are unwilling. Fantasies are not real or actual and are based on imagination. Generally, people with rape fantasies do not want to have sex or be raped. Naturally, you are not in a position to welcome rape or any sexual assault. This means you do not deserve to be sexually assaulted or raped. 

Real-life sexual assault or rape and rape fantasies are different. For fantasies, you create and control them, and nothing about them feels real. Surprisingly, fantasies are equally pleasurable since one imagines experienced desires. This prevents you from any consequences or pressure in different scenarios. 

Although fantasies are not real, they are one of the most common sexual activities that can satisfy you. Moreover, the lack of harsh consequences makes fantasies pleasurable and sexy. Also, they are the safest space where you can experience sexual pleasures without any damage and regrettable consequences. Generally, fantasy is all about imagination that allows you to explore your sexual desires. 

Rape Fantasy – Researching a Touchy Taboo

Most women often experience sexual fantasies. The act of imagining different fantasies is real and active in females. Women often have fantasies that involve rape fantasy. Moreover, the studies show that many homosexual men often experience these fantasies. However, women and homosexual men exploring rape fantasies do not mean they want to experience it in real life. Unlike other sexual activities, rape is not a publicized act. Researchers believe that publicizing rape might perceive different ideologies to people and put women in danger of sexual violence.

Women and Rape Fantasy – Submission Thrills 

According to Grubb & Tarn (2012), most women explore rape fantasies to experience the thrilling pleasures they cannot get in reality. This is often an imaginative act but can also involve forceful submission for extreme pleasures. Unlike reality, which is prone to danger and other consequences, rape fantasies happen in a safe and controlled environment. However, despite being an act of imagination, most people choose to hide their sexual affiliations to prevent themselves from being judged by others and avoid conflict.

The BDSM community comes with ravishing fantasies, and women do not need to hide their rape fantasies. Generally, most sex experts state that there is nothing wrong with rape fantasies. Like any other sexual activity, rape fantasies are safe, normal, and healthy. However, participants of this fantasy must agree on the boundaries to prevent any consequences. Also, you need to agree on the fantasy outcome during role-play. Safewords must also be prioritized to make your game safe and comfortable. Moreover, talking to your partner before involving the fantasy in your relationship is essential. This ensures that both parties understand everything about rape fantasies and what can transpire during the act.

Common Fantasies for Women that Involve Force 

Numerous sexual fantasies often involve force for extreme pleasures and sensations. Most of these fantasies, when explored, deliver satisfying sexual pleasures. They can also give you a mind-blowing and endless orgasmic experience. Common fantasies that involve force are often arrogant and audacious. Some women often plan for these fantasies, while others like the surprises. When planning for a rape fantasy, you can wear revealing outfits like silk or sheer sleepwear. 

What Do Women Get from Rape Fantasies? 

Bivona & Critelli (2008) noted that most women find rape fantasies pleasurable and fulfilling. Also, depending on different women's sexual desires and lifestyles, rape fantasies can satisfy your sexual needs. So, what do they get out of rape fantasy role play? Here are things that most women achieve from rape fantasy.

Guilt Avoidance 

Ideally, guilt avoidance is to help prevent them from being judged. Unlike real rape, rape fantasies allow you to say no or resist intense sex. Generally, rape fantasies allow you to explore the pleasures without being avoided or judged.

Feel Irresistible

The feeling of attraction can make your partner have you forcefully, especially when you resist. Most women often want to feel irresistible by flirting with a man but prevent you from touching them. A man who can barely stand this will forcefully have sex with you. This is the feeling most women desire.

Thrill of Submission 

Most women are often bossy, especially in their careers. This is something their partner would not tolerate, especially when they need to be submissive around them. However, with rape fantasy role-play, the woman is guaranteed coerced submission that gives her different pleasures. Unlike reality, rape fantasy allows you to control the game as you enjoy the pleasures fully.

Thrill and Chill of Fear

Even though most women plan for the rape fantasies, they often suspend their disbelief and experience the fear of being raped in real life. This makes the whole role-play thrilling and pleasurable. In addition, it breaks the boredom in your bedroom. 

References

Bivona, J. M., & Critelli, J. W. (2008). Women's Erotic Rape Fantasies (Doctoral Dissertation, University of North Texas).Grubb, A. R., & Tarn, T. A. (2012). An Exploratory Analysis of the Relationship Between Women's Rape Fantasies, Rape Myth Acceptance, Rape Victim Empathy and Rape Blame Attribution. Forensic Update, 108, 14-20.