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    Fantasy of the day

    One fantasy a day, hidden until you tap. Each is written in the first person, suggestive rather than explicit, and linked to a guide on the kink behind it. Come back tomorrow for the next.

    Got a fantasy of your own? Send it to us to be shared anonymously.

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    Share your fantasy

    Send yours to fantasy@kinkythinking.com. Write it in the first person, keep it about consenting adults, and leave out names or anything that could identify anyone. If we use it, we'll edit it lightly and publish it anonymously, signed however you like ("a reader, 30s", for example).

    Fantasies are just that. If one is something you'd like to try, talk first: the yes/no/maybe list and the scene negotiation checklist make it easy.

    Frequently asked questions

    Who writes these fantasies?
    Most are written by the Kinky Thinking team, in the first person, and labelled "Written by Kinky Thinking". Fantasies sent in by readers are labelled "Submitted by a reader" and published anonymously, after editing.
    How often does the fantasy change?
    Every day, at midnight where you are. Once you've revealed today's card, it stays face up until tomorrow.
    How do I submit my own fantasy?
    Tap "Send it to us" to email fantasy@kinkythinking.com. Write it in the first person, keep it about consenting adults, and leave out anything that could identify anyone. We may edit it for length and tone before publishing it anonymously.
    What will you not publish?
    Anything involving anyone under 18 or any age-related roleplay, non-consent presented as real, anything illegal, real or identifiable people, sex anywhere the public could see, or anything graphic. We publish fantasies, not porn.
    Does having a fantasy mean I should act on it?
    No. Plenty of fantasies are best kept as fantasies. If one is something you'd like to try, talk it through with your partner first. Our yes/no/maybe list and scene negotiation checklist can help.