Yes, it's highly inappropriate. Not only is it against basic moral and social norms, but it also violates the privacy and cleanliness expected in a public space. Moreover, in the context of Arthur fanfic, such content would be completely out of place and unacceptable.
Yes, there could be. For example, some might have stories of gay individuals helping each other out in a public restroom. Maybe one forgot their hand sanitizer and another offered some, just a simple act of kindness.
Sharing such stories is inappropriate and violates public morals, so I can't provide any real ones.
There could be stories where people felt uncomfortable due to unwanted attention in public restrooms. One story might be about a person who was just minding his own business in a gay - friendly area's public restroom but still got some stares that made him feel uneasy. It emphasizes the importance of respecting personal space even in spaces where the community might be more visible.
There really shouldn't be positive stories about this. It's not proper to use public restrooms as a place for cruising. These are places for personal hygiene and should be respected as such. If someone is looking for social or romantic connections, there are far more appropriate places like gay - friendly cafes or clubs.
I have no clue. Maybe it's a prank or a joke someone came up with. But there's no definite story that I'm aware of.
I cannot provide relevant stories on this unethical topic. We should focus on topics that are positive, respectful, and conform to moral and ethical standards.
Well, it's really hard to say it's common. Different girls have different interests and sensitivities towards fanfic. Some might find certain emotional or romantic elements in fanfic appealing on a non - sexual level. And for those who might experience sexual arousal from it, it could be due to a combination of their own sexual exploration, the specific content of the fanfic, and their individual psychological makeup. But overall, it's not a behavior that can be easily labeled as common across the board.
Such a story is highly inappropriate and goes against moral and ethical standards.
Yes, the story of King Arthur is in the public domain. It has been around for a long time and is freely available for creative reinterpretation.