#1 15-08-09 17:38:00

Vouageur

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Registered: 18-07-09

Posts: 14

The charm of the 'fantasy' context?

BLESSED ME
I do enjoy the added interest of the fantasy offerings.  How nice it is, to combine your pleasures in one experience.
So I am gratified as both perv and iconoclast.   My fantasy is that his holiness will be issuing a Catholic fatwa.  (is that eccliastic miscegenation?)
The fantasy experience got my attention when I saw Chica's Vagabonds.  This
is one funky lady. 

I need to clarify, having diligently studied the IFM offerings,  that I am an enthusiastic supporter.  It has been an enlightening and revealing experience.   (More degenerate behavior, I am a punner)  Sincerely though, having read the praises and compliments of subscribers I don't know what I can add.     
Though I do wonder where the critics of IFM vent their opinions . 

In fact IFM has been very provocative for me, after satisfying my pervish interests, with interesting leads, new points of view.  The 'new porn mag/Filament' is intruiging.  The philosophical basis of porn and even moreso the broader(no pun here) consideration of sexual experience is a huge subject.
Consider; Zen masturbation, look ma no hands;  Dara Torres, androgenous perfection.........
To recap; my interest is in continued fantsy offerings, maybe a forum on male sexuality.

blissed

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From: The bus station of the future

Registered: 17-03-06

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Re: The charm of the 'fantasy' context?

Though I do wonder where the critics of IFM vent their opinions.

People do place criticisms but the forum is a genuine social space, everybody's here, the contributors, the people who make the site, anyone who wants to read the forum and you,  so you can be criticized too :) but your getting a genuine response straight from the people who's work your criticizing. If people find that intimidating and want to make a criticism without it being a big public call out on the forum, you can always email me and I'll pass it on.

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Vouageur

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Registered: 18-07-09

Posts: 14

Re: The charm of the 'fantasy' context?

I am pleased that my musings were worthy of notice, I was in truth testing the waters, which may be too caustic for my taste.