Different fantasies and fetishes

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Hey, I’ve been thinking a lot about how people have all these different fantasies and fetishes, and I’m curious—how do you figure out which ones actually excite you versus ones that are more like “just an idea”? Like, is it something you discover through trying things out, or can you tell from the way you imagine stuff in your head? I’m asking because it feels like there’s this whole line between harmless curiosity and actually wanting to explore it in real life, and I’m trying to understand where people usually draw that line.

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