Well, in most cases it's not healthy. Smut novels usually focus on sexual situations and fantasies in an excessive way. This can fill one's mind with improper thoughts. Moreover, it might influence one's perception of real - life relationships, making it harder to develop healthy and respectful relationships based on mutual understanding and love rather than pure physical attraction.
Definitely not. Smut stories are full of improper and often degrading content. We should focus on reading materials that are positive, educational, and inspiring. These can help us grow as individuals, improve our language skills, and expand our knowledge of the world, while smut stories only lead us astray.
Well, it depends. If it's just an occasional read for entertainment and the person can clearly distinguish between fantasy in the novels and real - life values, it might not be too harmful. But if it starts influencing one's behavior or attitudes towards others in a negative way, then it's not healthy. For example, some smut novels may promote objectification of people, which is not a good value to uphold.
Well, smut manga typically features a lot of sexual imagery and scenarios. Regular manga, on the other hand, can be about anything from superheroes to school life and doesn't focus mainly on sexual themes. The main difference is the emphasis on sexuality in smut manga.
One example could be 'Love Hina'. It has a great story about a young man and his relationships with various female characters in a boarding house. There are some romantic and comical situations that border on the more 'smutty' side at times. The character development and the overall plot of the protagonist trying to find his place and love make it engaging.
The plot itself should be engaging. It can't just be a series of sexual scenes. Take 'Nana' for instance. It has a story about two girls named Nana who are on different paths in life. There are some romantic and passionate relationships in it. The overall plot about their friendship, career aspirations, and love lives holds the story together, and the 'smutty' elements are just part of the bigger picture of the characters' lives.