Erotic novels, whether vintage or not, are not something that should be considered relevant in the context of positive and healthy gay literature. What is relevant today are the stories that celebrate gay identities, cultures, and relationships in a respectful and inclusive way, as seen in many modern gay novels and memoirs.
No, such stories are not relevant in today's positive and ethical cultural environment.
Yes, they can be relevant. They offer a historical look at the art and cultural attitudes of the time they were created. For example, they might show how society viewed sexuality in the past, through the lens of the graphic novel medium.
In some ways, they are relevant. Vintage erotica stories can be studied from a literary or historical perspective. They might reflect the cultural norms and values of the era they were written in, and can also be a source of inspiration for modern - day writers who want to explore different writing styles or themes related to human sexuality within a historical context. However, we also need to consider the differences in modern sensibilities and the potential offensiveness of some of the content from a contemporary point of view.
Old erotic novels have very limited relevance today. While they might have been a form of expression in their time, today we have a wide range of literature that focuses on positive values, relationships, and social issues. These old works with their sexual content are not in line with the values promoted in modern society. However, they can still be studied in a historical and academic context to see how ideas about sex and morality have evolved over time.
Rather than old erotic visual novels, the focus should be on visual novels that offer educational value or positive emotional experiences like 'To the Moon' which tells a very moving story about love and memories.
Since we should not promote or discuss erotic content, it is not relevant in a positive or acceptable sense.
Our society today values positive, healthy and educational content. Erotic stories go against these values and have no place in what we consider relevant in modern society.
They are still relevant because they often teach important values. For example, in 'The Boy Who Cried Wolf', it teaches children not to lie. These stories also have great characters that are memorable, like Robin Hood, who stands for justice. And they can be a source of comfort and nostalgia for adults too.
In a sense, it may not be as relevant as it once was. Modern erotica has taken on different forms and themes. But for those interested in the history of erotica or the evolution of sexual literature, it could hold some value.
Yes, they can be. They offer a historical perspective on human relationships and sexuality. By looking at how these themes were explored in the Victorian era, we can compare and contrast with modern values.