Feeling Guilty about Your Dreams and Fantasies

Angie Johnson — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 05:48:43 +0000

Sexual fantasies and dreams are natural and harmless in themselves, but some of us women may feel guilty when the sexual fantasy starts to involve an inappropriate person, like an ex-boyfriend or girlfriend, a neighbor, or a co-worker. Those of us who are married and who start to have fantasies with people other than our spouses feel even guiltier. Women who have sexual fantasies, however, should NOT feel guilty about having them, since dreams cannot be controlled after all. In fact, dreams and fantasies are actually our mind’s way of telling us that we may have a problem that needs to be dealt with.

Inappropriate sexual fantasies may be the result of unresolved sexual desires or tension in your relationship. You may be feeling unsatisfied with the way things are going (in and out of bed) with your romantic and sexual partner. Fortunately, this is a problem that can be fixed by good old conversation. More often than not, there should be a resolve to spice things up a bit once in a while. So, a rekindling of the sexual fire is sometimes the best solution.

Sometimes, one of the best way of handling these dreams and fantasies is to just ignore them temporarily. You definitely cannot choose your dreams. Regarding fantasies, experts state that there’s nothing wrong with having them. Just as long as these fantasies do not interfere with the way you work and deal with people, then having them is perfectly all right. So, whether you’re fantasizing about using anal toys or a vibrator, then you have nothing to worry about.

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Feeling Guilty about Your Dreams and Fantasies