Do you weave sexual fantasies?


Luciana Oliveto


Yes we are talking about erotic or sexual fantasies! Sexual fantasies helps in joyful lovemaking and it also shows how adventurous you are to try out new things.



Tina Cutrone


Dr. Navin Taneja sexologist explains: "Fantasizing is a normal phenomenon. Youngsters indulge in it more, though adults too feel excited doing the same. With time fantasies are changing, but approach and feelings are the same."

So how over the top can a sexual fantasy go? A few unfold their thoughts:

Bare effect!
Sanal Thomas, 26, environmental engineer says: "My wildest fantasy is to see my girl making love to me with no one present in the room. The door is half ajar and I am gazing her doing all crazy acts. How mad it would be!"

Limousine and champagne!
Ayushi Agarwal, 20, shares: "My boyfriend and I are in a limousine in a foreign country. I am wearing all black attire. He is gazing at me impishly and drags me into his lap. I just say, 'Honey I am all yours!' Rest of the tale you can guess!"

A terrorist attack!
27 years old Kalpana Sharma says: "It was a terrorist attack. Me and my husband get a place in garage to save ourselves from terrorist's eye. And there we steam up....rest you know!"

Revealing clothes!
Mayank Panjratan says: "I would like to catch my girl in the kitchen where she is busy doing work. I am analyzing her first then I grab her from her waist. Her wet white revealing outfit and tangled hair drive me wild. I hold her tight and I fondle her crazy spots."

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