Is it appropriate to write a story about 'buying a penis'? (If this is not a literal and inappropriate meaning but rather a creative or symbolic one in some unique context)

No, it is completely inappropriate. We should respect the rights and dignity of all individuals, especially children. Any form of sexual or inappropriate content related to minors is unacceptable in a civilized society.

The literal meaning of a story is simply the surface-level understanding of what's happening in the narrative without delving too deep into hidden or symbolic meanings.

Think about the purpose of your writing. If it's to communicate a positive message, then choose topics that support that. Avoid trying to be edgy or shocking just for the sake of it. Use your creativity to explore topics that are inclusive and promote positive emotions and ideas. For example, you could write about cultural traditions, historical events, or scientific discoveries instead of inappropriate and vulgar topics.

A story where a character in a virtual reality game loses his 'virtual penis' due to a glitch in the system. It turns out to be the best because it makes him realize how much he had been relying on his virtual appearance for confidence, and he starts to focus more on his real - life skills and relationships.

Well, if it's a story, it might be about the danger of exposing too much too soon. The 'giant cock' could stand for some sort of power or ability that when shown naked (or fully exposed) without proper caution, can lead to negative consequences. For example, if it's a power that should be used subtly, being too blatant about it can make others feel threatened or envious.

Well, it could be a very strange or creative way of saying that the concept of an older brother figure doesn't belong in certain fictional stories about sisters. Maybe it implies that the role or character of a big brother would disrupt the narrative or theme that is centered around sisters in those stories.

No. Writing erotic stories, especially those involving such vulgar and inappropriate content, is not acceptable in a civilized and moral society.

Sure. There are fanfics that revolve around the unique jutsu in Naruto. For example, some might expand on the Sharingan's abilities or the Rasengan's development. They also could be about the different clans in Naruto and their history, like the Uchiha clan or the Hyuga clan. These are much more interesting and appropriate topics compared to inappropriate ones.

One way is to start from the end and work backwards. It gives a different perspective as the reader already knows the outcome and then you unfold how things got to that point. For example, in a mystery story, you could start with the solution of the crime and then show how the detective pieced together the clues.

Well, if we consider 'outdoor' as the setting, it could imply that the story has a sense of freedom and wildness. 'Topless' in a non - literal sense might symbolize a lack of restraint or a more open - minded nature in the characters. 'Co - ed' shows that both male and female characters are involved, and 'pulp fiction' usually means fast - paced, plot - driven stories with often larger - than - life characters and situations.