I first knew you in someone's degrading stories. How should I view you now?

Well, those stories are likely just baseless rumors. People sometimes spread false and unflattering tales out of envy or spite. I'm not at all what those stories made me out to be.

From a moral perspective, degrading erotic stories are unacceptable. They objectify and disrespect individuals, often reducing them to mere sexual objects. Such stories can also promote harmful and unequal gender relations.

You can try using the official website of the platform where the stories are shared. Log in and look for a section related to stories or user profiles.

To view someone's story, first make sure you're friends or followers with them. Then, depending on the app, look for a feature like 'Stories' or something similar. Sometimes, you might have to swipe left or right to find it. It's not too complicated once you get the hang of it.

You might be able to view it if they've shared it publicly on a social media platform or website. Just look for the relevant section or link.

To view someone's story, first make sure you have access. This could mean being friends or having a mutual connection on the platform. Then, look for a specific icon or link indicating stories. Different platforms have different ways of presenting them.

To view someone's story, first make sure you have a connection with them on the relevant platform. Then, navigate to the area where stories are displayed. Sometimes, you might need to enable certain permissions or settings to see them.

You can check if they have shared it on social media platforms like Instagram or Facebook. Just look for their profile and the story section.

Sorry, there's no legitimate way to view someone's story if they've blocked you. It's against privacy rules and ethical.

In many cases, yes. But it often depends on the settings and privacy choices of the person who posted the stories. Some platforms have time limits or restrictions on accessing older content.