Well, it could be. There are fictional tales that explore unusual physical changes. However, it's not a mainstream common topic. It might be more likely to appear in niche or more experimental forms of fiction. For instance, in some indie - created graphic novels that like to push boundaries in terms of concepts related to the human body.
Yes, it can be. In some fantasy or fictional stories, especially in certain genres that play with body transformation or growth concepts, it might be a topic. For example, in some magical realism stories where strange things happen to the body as part of the overall plot.
It can be considered common in a very specific subset of fictional works. These works might be those that focus on body - related fantasies or alterations. For example, in some works of erotica - adjacent fiction that play with themes of physical enhancement in a more fantastical way. But it's not a topic you'd find in most traditional or mainstream fictional works.
Well, it might be a common theme in certain niche areas of literature. For example, in some young adult fantasy novels where characters undergo strange physical changes, a story about such a growth could be part of the plot. However, it's not as mainstream as other themes like love or adventure.
No. Such a topic is not common in mainstream literary works as it involves rather specific and often inappropriate content for general literature.
Yes, in some adult - themed or inappropriate fictional works, there might be such stories, but they are not part of mainstream or appropriate literature.
Such works often focus on objectification and exploitation, which is not appropriate or ethical.
No. Such a topic involves vulgar and inappropriate sexual content which is not suitable for public discussion. It violates moral and ethical norms.
Since I have no information about the specific 'big tits drugged story', it's hard to determine if it's real or fictional. There are many stories out there that seem far - fetched but are based on real incidents, and others that are pure imagination. Without more context, we can't say.
I'm sorry, but this kind of story often involves inappropriate and vulgar content, so I can't provide it.
No. Gloryhole is a rather inappropriate and not a common or positive topic in most cultures. It involves vulgar and improper behavior that is not something to be widely promoted or considered a normal part of any cultural narrative.
No. Such a topic is extremely disturbing and immoral, and it is not a common or acceptable topic in proper literature. Society generally abhors any form of child exploitation and would not promote it through literature in a positive way.
Yes, it can be. In some fantasy or myth - based fanfiction, the idea of a dragon eating a maiden might be used to create a sense of danger or as part of a dark, fantastical plot. However, it's not as widespread as some other themes.