No. 23Nonmonogamy & Group PlayWrite a private fantasy in which your Dom shares, displays, lends, or assigns you to another consenting adult.
Task No. 23 of 282
Write a Sharing Fantasy
Write a private fantasy in which your Dom shares, displays, lends, or assigns you to another consenting adult.
What it is
This is a written fantasy about the sub being presented, shared, assigned, or made available within an imagined adult scenario. The piece can describe what the Dom arranges, what the additional person wants, how the sub responds, and which emotions shape the scene. It may be realistic, theatrical, romantic, service-focused, humiliating, or watch-only. Writing it does not authorize a real encounter, identify a real person as available, or commit anyone to acting out the fantasy later.
Why it is submissive
The sub reveals a vulnerable desire and lets the Dom receive or shape the imagined scenario. Access, presentation, or service falls under the Dom’s authority on the page. The sub describes being offered, directed, watched, or reclaimed instead of controlling every part of the fantasy alone.
Why people may like it
Putting the fantasy into words creates room to explore sharing language without placing another person under pressure. Admitting a wish to be displayed, assigned, made jealous, or sent to please someone else may feel exposing in its own right. The writing can also reveal that the Dom’s planning or reaction matters more than outside contact. Reading those details gives the Dom a clearer view of what excites the sub and what should remain fictional.
Ways to run it
- Fantasy Confession
- Write the scenario as a private confession explaining what you want the Dom to arrange and why it affects you.
- Dom-Written Prompt
- The Dom supplies the setting and opening command, while the sub completes the imagined scene from there.
- Three Viewpoints
- Describe the same encounter from the Dom’s, sub’s, and additional person’s perspectives to keep every participant present.
- Watch-Only Version
- Build the fantasy around display, observation, or waiting without any physical contact with the additional adult.
- Keep It Fictional
- End by identifying which elements are appealing as fantasy and which should not become real plans.
How this task works
Write a Sharing Fantasy is a disclosure from the group, sharing & nonmonogamy chart. It's long-distance friendly: messages, photos, or a call are all it takes, which makes it a favorite for online and distance dynamics. It's an explicit task, for adults in a negotiated sexual dynamic.
Beginner-friendly: a good early assignment in a new dynamic. Standard care applies: negotiate first, agree on limits, and check in afterward.
