And you can follow me home and I'm just going to leave the door unlocked, like, quote,

unquote, accidentally. And then you can come in and you can rate me.

Welcome back to other people's lives. I'm Joe Sanagato.

I'm Greg Dybeck.

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you do get to support the show as well as getting extra episodes and sometimes follow-up episodes

with our previous guests. Yes, thank you to all the patrons of the show. And before we get into

chatting with today's guest, obviously, want to offer just kind of a quick warning here. The topic

is rape. We'll be discussing rape. We understand that might trigger some listeners, so just want to

give a heads up there. But we've got our guests on the line right now. So thanks so much for being on

the show today. Yeah, no problem. Thank you guys for having me. Of course. So I think on the surface,

the idea of rape fantasy, it's hard to fathom. I think most people agree rape is probably one of the

most heinous acts that can be committed. Of course, it's a genuine constant fear of women all over the

world. So really curious how you first came to realize that you were interested in what you

referred to as rape fantasies. And can you kind of describe what these fantasies consist of for you?

Yeah. So before I kind of go into anything, I just want to say that nothing that I say here will ever

diminish or reduce the experiences of actual rape survivors and sexual assault survivors.

Like you said, obviously, that's horrible. And no one in the rape fantasy community agrees with that.

So I just wanted to get that out there for your viewers. And basically, how I got into this was

it kind of started when I was super, super young and I was discovering my sexuality. And I kind

of started out reading fan fictions of my like favorite actors as most like teenage girls do.

And I realized that I wasn't into the fan fictions that were like, you fall in love with this

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