Search Results: Fantasies

I will. There’s no good women in the world for me.
It’s so sad it took me this long to realise it’s a fantasy

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1. Status
2. The Fantasy of Being “the Beauty to the Beast”
3. Insecurity
4. The Random Interval Reward System
5. Boring And Repressed Lifestyle

I was doing research for the urban fantasy book I am currently writing. Was looking for a name to call these pocket areas of magic created by a warlock gang where if you step into these zones, anything on your person that you deem as valuable will be lost /stolen immediately. I was considering using the term bubble zones but when I looked it up, this is what it said:

A bubble zone is a designated area around a clinic which offers reproductive health services. Within the bubble zone, only staff and clients of the clinic may be present, along with supporters accompanying clients to appointments. Bubble zone laws are put in place to protect women's access to reproductive health services, particularly abortion, and also for safety reasons. Clinic protesters can sometimes become quite heated, and a mandatory buffer zone can reduce tensions between clients, picketers, and staff, reducing the risk of conflict. Furthermore, a group of protesters could potentially impede access by law enforcement, emergency services, and other government agencies which might need rapid access to the clinic.

Do you have a positive or negative view of these Bubble Zones?

Oh, and no I didn't use bubble zones in my book. I decided to use looter zones instead. May be subject to change if I can think of something better.

So happy I'm in therapy. I've only been on here about... An hour. Y'all have some deep insecurities and twisted fantasies about relationships. Which is fine. I have mine too. But it's consistently the same problem most of you are dealing with that annoys me. The need for validation and reciprocation from blatantly obvious toxic people, or how to handle childish behavior or borderline sexual harassment. Starting to realize that by staying out of deep relationships has left me able to focus on myself a lot more to now be able to understand what boundaries and communication truly means. I've had so many meaningless relationships and ruined deeply good friendships that now I'm able to look back and learn from my mistakes. Ask yourself, what is it that you truly seek the most in someone else or rather what you want to give and then you'll start to understand what type of relationship you need to build. What is it that you want/give in a (monogamous) relationship?