Are short hot stories always erotic?

Definitely not. A hot and sexy story could be about a confident person achieving great things in a very stylish way. It's all about the energy and allure that doesn't necessarily have to be linked to the negative connotations of erotic or cheating elements. Just like a story of a model walking on the runway with great charisma, it's hot and sexy but not of that sort.

No, they are not generally acceptable in mainstream literature. Literature is often expected to uphold certain moral and ethical values. Erotic stories with excessive sexual content are not suitable for a wide audience and may violate ethical norms.

No. Just because it has the term 'darkwanderer' doesn't mean it's always erotic. The 'darkwanderer' could refer to a character in various types of stories, such as adventure or mystery stories, that may not have any erotic elements at all. For example, in a fantasy adventure with a 'darkwanderer' as a lone traveler exploring uncharted lands, the focus could be on the discovery of new magic or fighting against dark forces.

No. Kolkata (formerly Calcutta) has a rich tapestry of stories that cover a wide range of genres and themes. There are historical tales, cultural stories, and stories about the daily lives of its people. Just because there might be some erotic stories associated with the place doesn't mean all stories from Kolkata are of this nature.

In general, literature should aim to promote positive values and healthy relationships. Erotic short stories, especially those focused solely on sexual content, are not considered to be in line with the higher aims of literature. Literature is about exploring the human condition, emotions, and society, not just sexual desires.

Short adventure stories are also a wonderful option. You can follow the heroes as they journey through jungles, climb mountains, or explore ancient ruins. These stories are often full of action and suspense.

No. Mainstream literature generally adheres to certain moral and ethical guidelines, and 'hot erotic short stories' which are likely to contain explicit sexual content are not acceptable. They are not suitable for a general audience which includes people of all ages and backgrounds.

No. Erotic stories contain sexual content which is not suitable for general reading. It may violate public morals and is not appropriate for a wide audience.

You can read short adventure stories. For example, 'The Most Dangerous Game' is a very exciting short story full of thrills and unexpected twists.

No, not always. In some cases, in a very private and consensual adult - only context, such as in certain forms of adult literature that are clearly marked and restricted, they can be a part of adult entertainment. But in public or non - consensual settings, they are inappropriate.