Men fantasize, yes, but when it's about your girlfriend's younger sister, then there is seriously something wrong in your relationship.
Yes, it is not uncommon for men to fantasize about being women. Gender and sexuality can be fluid and individuals may explore different roles and identities in their fantasies. It is important for individuals to understand and explore their fantasies in a way that feels authentic and comfortable for them.
You are only gay if you are sexually attracted to members of the same gender. If you are sexually attracted to both men and women, you are bisexual.
No, vampires are fictional characters in stories to excite the imaginations of young women and men who fantasize about them.
If a woman identifies as lesbian, she probably does not feel any sexual attraction to men. Bisexual women may or may not desire a threesome with a man even if they are in relationships with other women.
No more than a man has to do what a woman tells him to do. In a relationship, however, both men and women will naturally do for the other, in a perfect world, equally.
Some do, but not all - - in fact, not even a majority. Some men prefer to be dominated by women. Some men prefer an equal relationship. Some men aren't interested in women at all and want to be with other men.
they do that because they want to make the other women jealous
Most men to some degree will fantasize if they see an attractive woman and it is normal (just as some women fantasize about an attractive man) but, rule of thumb is 'look and don't touch.' When a man goes over that line and starts talking to the woman getting involved emotionally with her can be very dangerous and lead to a sexual relationship in some cases.
Nothing very different from women of other colouring. Blondes have this mythology about them - partly because they are in a small minority in America. A lot of men have never bedded a blonde, so they fantasize.
there are some men that do and some men that don't, in the same way there are some women that do and some women that don't. I am a man and I care deeply about the relationship that I'm in, but I know other men who seem to care a lot less. maybe some men express caring in a different way to you.
Having thoughts that stimulate an emotional response between people is normal. Being in love with one specific person does not eliminate the very human and normal desire to fantasize. This is true for women as much as for men. Even when two people are truly in love, it does not mean that we become immune to people who cause us to fantasize. Restricting those quite normal and mature thoughts can become a source of stress in a relationship; accepting that our partners are human and alive, vital and sexy, passionate and happy makes our monogomous relationship all that much more pleasurable. There is a distinct difference between fantasizing about other women or men and acting out on those fantasies. People who truly love one other person will refrain from following through on fantasies and understand that it is simply a part of the human condition that we see and appreciate the beauty of people. It's the wise person who keeps those fantasies private in an effort to respect his/her partner.