Is 'erotic twilight fanfiction' considered appropriate?

No, generally it's not considered appropriate. Twilight is a popular franchise aimed at a wide range of audiences, including young readers. Erotic fan fiction goes against the family - friendly and PG - 13 nature of the original work.

Well, it really depends. In the general fanfiction community, erotic fanfiction based on 'Game of Thrones' is often a controversial topic. Some people think it goes against the spirit of the original work which is mainly about power, politics, and complex characters in a medieval - like world. However, there are also those who believe in the freedom of fan creativity and think that as long as it's properly tagged and not forced on those who don't want to read it, it can exist within the community.

Well, it really depends on different perspectives. However, in most cases, it's not appropriate. Such fiction usually focuses a great deal on sexual descriptions that are not in line with the moral and ethical norms of mainstream literature. It may also have a negative impact on the psychological and cognitive development of readers, especially the younger ones.

Well, it depends on different perspectives. In a traditional sense, it may not be considered as 'appropriate' in a general public or family - friendly literary context because of its often sexually - charged nature. However, in some adult - oriented or more liberal literary discussions, it could be seen as a form of exploring adult relationships and desires on a fictional level. But overall, it's not something that would be widely accepted in mainstream general literature.

Definitely not. Appropriate literature should be suitable for a wide range of audiences and should not contain content that is overly sexual or lust - driven. 'Erotic lusty stories' are not in line with the standards of good literature.

No. Such stories often contain adult and inappropriate elements which go against moral and ethical standards in general literature.

No, they are not considered appropriate in general. These types of stories involve sexualizing a behavior (smoking) which has serious health risks associated with it. It also goes against the norms of what is considered acceptable in public and social settings.

In general, no. Literature should aim to enlighten, educate, or at least be suitable for a wide range of readers. 'Erotic hitchhiker stories' that involve sexual elements are not appropriate for most audiences. There are different genres in literature like classic literature, science fiction, mystery, etc. that are more acceptable and have positive contributions to the literary field, while 'erotic hitchhiker stories' are not in that category.

No. Erotic content in general is not considered appropriate for mainstream literature as it goes against many moral and ethical values.

Muscle worship in the context of erotic stories is not considered appropriate in mainstream or ethical literature. It often objectifies the body in a sexualized way that can make people uncomfortable and goes against the values of respectful and consensual relationships.