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[[File:mental_affair_922mental affair 922.jpg|link=X-Men (Comic Book)|frame|Note that Jean says "[[Captain Obvious|In your head]]", as if there were ''anywhere else they could be''.]]

Some forms of [[Mind Control]] and [[Mental Fusion]] might eerily feel like this.

Gives [[Jedi Mind Trick]] an entirely different ring, doesn't it?

== Anime &and Manga ==

* This is the basis behind the [[Hentai]] Manga ''Ne.To.Ge'' (''Lovers in a Cyber World'') by Tamaki Nozomu. A couple of teenagers meets in a virtual reality [[Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game|MMORPG]] realistic enough for them to have sex. They later discover that they are classmates, with an already [[Belligerent Sexual Tension]] dynamic. Although this does led to romance (and marriage), unusually for a hentai title the girl insists on "no sex before the wedding"... in the real world, at least.

* Mind**** and Sistah Spooky in ''[[Empowered (Comic Book)|Empowered]]''.

{{quote| Spock let the link swing open between them. Jim felt himself falling, falling into some endless ocean. Then Spock was there, around him, through him, in him. He reached out -- no, he reached within himself -- and embraced the essence that was there and the two were one, then two again. }}

* The ''[[Tin Man (TV series)|Tin Man]]'' fanfic [http://www.fanfiction.net/s/4008376/1/Stand_My_Ground ''Stand My Ground''] has "sex in the mindscape" variety {{spoiler|DG is recovering from an assassination attempt, and creates a dreamscape to recover in. She manages to pull Cain inside to let him know she's okay.}}

{{quote| Bakuchan are often employed as starters for Tamers with physical disabilities or debilitating Blood Curses that would make it difficult for them to Tame Pokégirls otherwise. The reason for this is simple: Bakuchan can get Tamed in their master's dreams, where such restrictions would not affect a Taming session. Fans of the Bakuchan praise her ability to mold their dreams into their greatest fantasies for their satisfaction as well as hers, down to taking the appearance of a more-beloved harem-sister if necessary.}}

* Occasionally happens in ''[[Star Fox (series)|Star FoxFOX]]'' fanfics involving Krystal. Sometimes goes into the weird territory, as mentioned with this scene from the defunct ''Generations'' trilogy:

{{quote| '''Fox:''' Your mother's done some fucked-up things to me while I was sleeping.<br />

'''Marcus:''' Is she really that sadistic?<br />

'''Fox:''' No, it's not mean really, just a way of allowing her to get what she wants.<br />

'''Marcus:''' Huh?<br />

'''Fox:''' Sex, c'mon, you're eighteen, I thought you would have figured this out by now.<br />

* In ''[[Star Trek: Enterprise]]'', T'Pol experienced a [[Mind Rape]] that started out as a consensual [[Mental Affair]] (the other guy refused to get out of her mind when she'd had enough). She ends up getting a fictional analogue to AIDS as a result. Trip also participated in a mating ritual that involved reading his partner's mind and her reading his, which caused a [[Mister Seahorse|male pregnancy]].

* This is how [[Green-Skinned Space Babe|asari]] "join" in ''[[Mass Effect]]''. Physical contact may or may not be involved. Supposedly, they can choose whether or not to get pregnant from this, and the child will always be another [[One-Gender Race|asari]], no matter who [[HotImprobable Skitty-On-WailordSpecies ActionCompatibility|or what]] they were with.

* In ''[[Gene Catlow]]'', the "Sight of the Soul" is like a global, psychic internet... and, as two of the main characters learn the hard way, fooling around there can actually lead to pregnancy -- evenpregnancy—even if their bodies aren't touching, their life-forces are, and that's enough. In fact, it is apparently MORE likely, because the end result is one character getting pregnant who was, otherwise, sterile.