>>17281877
Yes?

It's similar to wanting to kill someone in a particular gruesome way, for whatever justified reason – while not being able, capable, nor wanting to do so.

It's cognitive dissonance mixed with intrusive thoughts.
That is it.

Think of the opposite of “out of sight, out of mind”.
Or wanting to die but incapable to hold your breath or stop inhaling air.

>>17281890
>the blowjob example was terrible

To you.

>especially considering that the act of you not wanting to receive a blowjob from your boyfriend at any time is different from you not wanting it.
>Do you still have to grant the act at some point?

Firstly, I'm straight. I'm hetero. I'm not going to mock you with the usual “projecting much?” although you probably expected it.

Secondly – you misread my message, between 'not wanting it' and 'not wanting it [at this time/at any time]'.

Right now, I'm imagining myself on the moon (some version of the moon as close to the reality that I can construct with my mind's eyes), though never happening nor me wanting it DESPITE being capable to visualize (fantasize) about it.
Do you notice & understand the nuance, now?

>completely different from your argument that they want it but don't want it at the same time (who is more retarded? you or them?)

Visualizing/Fantasizing/Imagining proximal reality ≠ Wanting it to become actual reality

Fantasizing ≠ Consideration of the future [consequences/benefits]

Ergo

Fantasizing ≠ Wanting it

For some reason, you understood fantasy as an unidirection for ideal, of wants and needs. No.

>>17281950
I don't perceive other humans as automatons, mere figments of my imagination.
I'm not assured you'll understand this.

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