Nevertheless, the youth should abstain from sex, not just actual but also fantasized, for moral and hygienical reasons until reaching full sexual maturity (Ehrenfels 1907, 61).
I'd often fantasized about running away from home, to become a hippie or a mountain man.
While making "Trust," he added, he fantasized about removing his name from the film, releasing it under a pseudonym in the hopes that people would take it more seriously.
"I was so in the mindset to say O.K., kill the baby, it will get rid of the problem," a mother who fantasized about dropping her newborn from the roof said on "Postpartum Nightmares," on FitTV.
Instead, Ms. Wyland, the managing editor of Real Simple, a new magazine from Time Inc., fantasized about her ideal reader, described in a press release as "today's overextended, overcommitted, overscheduled woman" in her 30's and 40's.
As a girl, she fantasized about getting far away from home.
Elton Simpson was a 30-year-old aspiring Islamic militant from Phoenix who fantasized to an FBI informant about "doing the martyrdom operations" in Somalia and was convicted in 2010 of lying to the FBI about his plans to travel to the volatile eastern African nation.
He jokingly fantasized about writing a book called "From Polio to Paratrooper".
When Kurt Raedle, 40, a salesman in Kansas City, Mo., had a new leather jacket stolen from a party, he fantasized about getting his hands on the thief.
Meanwhile, two years after the financial meltdown and a year and a half after the inauguration of President Obama, the big new government projects that architects once fantasized would result from stimulus spending — schools and bridges, public housing — have yet to materialize.
It would be a huge, weird, miles-from-nowhere party, one that I had fantasized about for nearly five years.
