Why should 'fantasy drugged and raped stories' not be allowed in literature?

These kinds of stories are extremely unethical. Rape is a heinous crime in real life, and creating or promoting 'fantasy' around it is wrong. It can desensitize people to the seriousness of sexual violence and violate the rights and dignity of victims.

Absolutely not. The idea of 'raped at gunpoint fantasy stories' is completely unacceptable in literature. Literature has the power to influence minds and shape cultures. Allowing such disturbing and immoral themes to be part of it goes against the very purpose of art which should be to enlighten, inspire, and promote well - being. Sexual violence is a serious issue in real life, and fictionalizing it in such a way is wrong.

Absolutely not. There is no place for stories that revolve around the rape of a wife in any form of literature or media. It promotes a culture of violence and disrespect towards women, and goes against all principles of a civilized and moral society.

In the reference materials, the " Hua Wu's Birthday Gift " had a similar plot. In the novel, the swordsman apprentice had a crush on the Taoist master since childhood. On his 18th birthday, he gave his master as a gift to himself, involving forced love, imprisonment, and other plots. In addition, in " He Loved Me After Torturing My Master into a Pitiful Little Thing," Lin Wan imprisoned her master in order to get her master, Li Wang. She used the world's most precious soul-locking nail to nail Li Wang's spiritual bones and locked him up with a thousand-year-old ice lock so that she could dual cultivate with him. Although the text did not mention drugging him, it was also a disciple's forced love for her master. " Raising a Black-hearted Apprentice " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!

No. Erotic drugged stories often involve inappropriate and unethical content. They can promote harmful behaviors and negative values. Such stories may also violate moral and ethical norms in society.

One well - known 'wife drugged story' is in Shakespeare's 'Macbeth'. Lady Macbeth drugs the guards to create an opportunity for Macbeth to kill King Duncan. This act of drugging is a key part of the plot's build - up, leading to a series of tragic events.

It is not ethical at all. The concepts of being tied up, raped, and drugged are abhorrent and traumatic. Gay people, like all others, deserve to be represented in a positive and respectful way. When these elements are combined in a story, it not only misrepresents the gay community but also normalizes violence and non - consensual behavior which is unacceptable in a civilized society.

Well, from a legal perspective, the act of rape under the influence of drugs is a heinous crime. In a drugged and gay raped story, the legal system would first need to establish evidence. This could involve medical reports showing the presence of drugs in the victim's system, and any signs of forced sexual contact. Once proven, the offender could be charged with sexual assault, which often comes with long prison sentences and being registered as a sex offender.

Yes, there may be some in certain works that explore complex and dark themes. However, such stories are often used to depict the extreme side of human behavior and are not representative of the lesbian community as a whole. Lesbians, like any other group, are mostly about consensual relationships.

No. Literature should uphold certain moral and ethical standards. Celebrity erotica stories are inappropriate and disrespectful. There are plenty of other themes and topics that can be explored in literature without resorting to this kind of content that objectifies and potentially harms celebrities.