Why is the story of 'O' considered bad for women?

It's a baseless assumption. Women have as much talent and creativity for storytelling. Maybe some people have had limited exposure to good storytellers who happen to be women, but that doesn't mean they are generally bad at it.

Often, a bad story has no clear direction, lacks conflict or resolution, or the characters' actions don't make sense. Maybe the language used is too simple or confusing, making it hard for the reader to engage.

Often, a bad love story is seen as such when there's no real depth or growth in the relationship. Maybe it's filled with cliches or the conflicts are resolved too easily without much effort. Sometimes, the writing just doesn't convey the emotions effectively, leaving the readers or viewers feeling disconnected.

One reason could be the lack of innovation in the plot. It might have followed the same old formula as previous installments without bringing enough new elements to the table.

One reason could be the convoluted plot. It jumps around a lot and has many sub - plots that are hard to follow. There are also a lot of characters and it's not always clear what their motives are.

Maybe it's because the plot is too cliche and predictable. There's nothing really new or exciting about the way the love story unfolds.

It could be due to weak plotlines or inconsistent character development.

I think it's bad because the relationship seems too intense and unhealthy. The characters are overly obsessive.

Some players thought the story was convoluted and lacked clear direction. Maybe the plotlines didn't connect smoothly or the character development wasn't engaging enough.

Some people think it's bad because of the over-the-top gore and violence. It can be too intense for some viewers.