Are fantasy erotic stories popular in literature?

Yes, to some extent. It has a niche following. Some people are attracted to the combination of fantasy elements like magic, mythical creatures, etc., along with the allure of an erotic undertone. However, it is not as mainstream as other genres such as mystery or romance.

Well, it depends on how you define 'popular'. In certain sub - cultures or among specific groups of readers who are interested in exploring sensuality and passion through fictional works, they can be quite popular. But in the broader literary world, they are often marginalized because of the moral and ethical concerns associated with them.

Yes, they are quite popular. Many readers are attracted to the intense emotions and often-taboo themes explored in them. These stories can offer a different kind of literary experience, delving into human sexuality and passion in a way that more mainstream literature might not. However, they also face a lot of criticism due to their explicit nature in some cases.

The ethics of erotic sex fantasy stories in literature is a matter of debate. In a liberal view, if the stories are consensual in their creation and consumption (i.e., the writer wants to write them and the reader wants to read them), they could be considered ethical. But from a more conservative standpoint, they may be seen as violating moral and social norms, especially when they involve extreme or non - consensual themes in their fantasies.

In mainstream literature, the acceptance of erotic fantasy stories is rather complex. On one hand, some works may touch on elements of human sexuality and fantasy in a more implicit and artistic way, which can be considered as exploring human nature. However, overtly and purely erotic fantasy stories are generally not fully acceptable as they may violate moral and ethical norms as well as the general aesthetic standards of the public.

I'm not aware of specific 'erotic sort stories' that are widely known in a mainstream sense. Such content often belongs to the realm of adult or niche literature that may not be publicly celebrated.

There could be some in the realm of erotica writing, but it's not a common or well - publicized genre within that area either. Erotica often deals with sexual themes, but stories centered around lesbian relationships and lingerie in this context are not as prevalent as more general heterosexual or simply relationship - based erotica. Also, a lot of such content may be considered inappropriate or not in line with general literary standards.

It depends on the definition of 'popular'. In general, mainstream literature often shies away from explicitly sexual vampire stories. But in the realm of erotica or certain specific sub - cultures, they can be considered popular. These types of stories might appeal to those who are interested in the combination of the supernatural (vampires) and sexual themes. However, they are not as widely promoted or as accessible as more general vampire stories or general literature.

Rather than seeking 'erotic supergirl stories', which are not acceptable in a proper literary context, we can explore the vast realm of regular supergirl stories that are full of inspiring themes like empowerment, justice, and the fight against evil.

I don't think so. Mainstream literature usually focuses on more positive and diverse themes rather than erotic submissive content.