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Reality is just a faded version of imagination

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Participants Arthur BarnesKate Young3shadowhawk322Amanda Jackson5Rachel Stewart36Harold Doyle3Betty Myers6brisktiger56steelcrane68ironmarlin1Keith Lee2Joseph Barrett4placidwolf27Sam YoungMorgan Chase5William Foster
Morgan Chase5 Morgan Chase5 Active Member
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#21 ·
Screw Facebook; I’m officially unsubscribing.
It’s a massive drain on one's time and, quite frankly, an exhausting waste of mental energy.

The reality of life is far more visceral and potent than any digital fantasy.

Consider a woman who dwells on dark, transgressive thoughts—someone who finds a certain twisted stimulation in imagining a violation. In those moments, she’s merely constructing a narrative, weaving together eroticism and psychological tension within the safety of her own mind.
She builds a story, linking these impulses to a sense of heightened arousal.

But then, that same woman experiences an actual assault.

I don't need to elaborate further.
William Foster William Foster Newcomer
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#22 ·
Morgan Chase5 said:Screw Facebook; I’m officially unsubscribing.
It’s a massive drain on one's time and, quite frankly, an exhausting waste of mental energy.

The reality of life is far more visceral and potent than any digital fantasy.

Consider a woman who dwells on dark, transgressive thoughts—someone who finds a certain twisted stimulation in imagining a violation. In those moments, she’s merely constructing a narrative, weaving together eroticism and psychological tension within the safety of her own mind.
She builds a story, linking these impulses to a sense of heightened arousal.

But then, that same woman experiences an actual assault.

I don't need to elaborate further.

Why were you even logging onto Facebook in the first place?
Morgan Chase5 Morgan Chase5 Active Member
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#23 ·
🙂 ..well, that certainly has its own history.

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