Assuming the context was one where sharing this somehow fit … somewhat squicked, but I would probably be squicked by some of their fantasies. That’s fantasies.
Oh, and some of the less rational ones might worry that this was an indicator that I was a dangerous psychopath. Probably the same ones who equate “pedophile” with “pedophile who fantasises about kidnap, rape, torture and murder” ,’:-. I dunno.
Taking it as Bayesian evidence: arguably rational, although it’s so small your brain might round it up just to keep track of it, so it’s risky; and it may actually be negative (because psychopaths might be less likely to tell you something that might give them away.)
Worrying about said evidence: definitely irrational. Understandable, of course, with the low sanity waterline and all...
Weirded out at the oversharing, obviously.
Assuming the context was one where sharing this somehow fit … somewhat squicked, but I would probably be squicked by some of their fantasies. That’s fantasies.
Oh, and some of the less rational ones might worry that this was an indicator that I was a dangerous psychopath. Probably the same ones who equate “pedophile” with “pedophile who fantasises about kidnap, rape, torture and murder” ,’:-. I dunno.
Why is this irrational? Having a fantasy of doing X means your more likely to do X.
Taking it as Bayesian evidence: arguably rational, although it’s so small your brain might round it up just to keep track of it, so it’s risky; and it may actually be negative (because psychopaths might be less likely to tell you something that might give them away.)
Worrying about said evidence: definitely irrational. Understandable, of course, with the low sanity waterline and all...
Why?