Whether you're an expert at swinging from the ceiling vines, or a nervous newcomer to the idea of dressing up and getting down, fantasy sexual role play opens a new world of sexual possibilities.
You should know the difference between fantasy sexual role play and dirty talk. Having a few minutes of dirty talk just before you start having sex isn't the same as setting out a fantasy sexual role play scene. Fantasy sexual role play can take you deeper into another character and release you from the restrictions you put on yourself in your daily life. It means more preparation, and more risks, but the difference is palpable, and worth it!
Great fantasy sexual role play requires some forethought. Most people start out a bit shy and nervous with the idea of dressing up as someone else and playing a role. Much of this reticence comes from a lack of preparation. The best way to get comfortable with sexual role playing is to get prepared. It's hard to leap into action (and a loin cloth) if you've never thought about how Tarzan might sound, or what he might want to do with Jane, and all those vines.
Pick a fantasy sexual role that feels right. Cop, nurse, IT specialist... do some homework and pick a character that resonates with you. It's hard to play a cliché that has no personal meaning, so find one that fits. It is fantasy and you can push your boundaries while finding a character that you connect with in some way. Set your fantasy sexual role play scene as well. Details can take you deeper into a sexual role play scenario. When you first imagine a sexual scene the main points may be enough to get you going, but the more detail you can add to the fantasy the more alive it becomes. Details can also be great for awkward moments when you don't know what to do next.
Maybe the most fun part of the preparation is the sexy costumes. As adults we don't get to play nearly enough, and fantasy sexual role play is a perfect opportunity to dress up and have fun. Once you've decided on who you want to be, think about ways to add to your character and role through props. You could possibly add bondage gear in the mix.
Now that you know who you are, where you are, and what you're wearing, it's time to consider the psychology of your role. Analyze your character. What's your motivation? What turns your character on, what turns them off, what pushes their buttons or drives them wild? Are you dominant? Submissive? Do you switch back and forth? Don't' forget to set ground rules because it is very essential. Some of these rules should be common sense and common courtesy, like no laughing at someone, and no judging each other in the moment. Other rules will take some thought and good communication.
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