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fantasy life

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Noun1.fantasy life - an imaginary life lived in a fantasy world
phantasy life
fantasy, phantasy - imagination unrestricted by reality; "a schoolgirl fantasy"


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My fantasy life sparks my internal combustion engine, and I realize that my honeymoon with dance has never ended.
Her favorite pursuit: Allegra Kent, former principal of New York City ... by Kent, Allegra / Dance Magazine
Kellyanne's parents indulge her fantasy life, though her miner father (Vince Colosimo) is trying (sort of) to wean her off Pobby and Dingan.
AUSTRALIA-SET `OPAL DREAM' IS NO CINEMATIC GEM by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Given that women experience sexual difficulty often stemming in part from sexual anxiety or embarrassment (Daniluk, 1998; Tiefer, Hall, & Tavris, 2002), the freedom accompanying an active sexual fantasy life may occupy a beneficial role in the sexual lives of women.
Guilty or not? A path model of women's sexual force fantasies by Horne, Sharon G. / The Journal of Sex Research
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