>>6017
> There is one problem with fictional violence(when you imagine yourself as victim) is that it cannot exist as if you are fantasizing about being raped or attacked it automatically becomes a consensual thing.

Fantasies can be layered and complicated. Just because you're choosing to fantasize about a thing, doesn't mean the thing is consensual within the fantasy. Sometimes people desire for something to happen against their will, especially when they're too afraid to consent to it, or when having it forced adds to the excitement. Being a little god in control of everything can be boring, and the only alternative is for things to sometimes happen when you don't want them to happen.

> Same thing with fictional fear horror it cannot exist because you are fully aware of everything and thus there cant be any fear or tension.

It's possible to fantasize about something that actually frightens you, like a real risk you face in your life. If you're going to a meeting with your boss, you might be worried about being fired, and fantasizing about that meeting could evoke real fear