We should focus on positive, healthy and respectful literary works rather than seeking such sexually explicit content. There are many great works of literature that can bring positive emotions and inspiration.
It depends. If the stories are written within the boundaries of the law, for example, they don't contain excessive pornographic or vulgar content, and the author has the right to distribute them for free, then they are legal. But if they violate obscenity laws or copyright laws, then they are not.
No, such stories involving sexual content in the context of a babysitter are inappropriate. They often objectify people in an unethical and inappropriate situation, and can also be considered a form of exploitation and inappropriate fantasy. We should focus on positive, respectful and ethical stories in our literature and media.
It depends on the nature of the stories. If they are well - written literary works that explore relationships, emotions, and identities in a respectful way, then they can be considered ethical. But if they are just for objectifying or sexualizing lesbians, then it's unethical.
It depends on various factors. If the stories are in the public domain and are being shared freely, then it's legal. However, if there are elements of plagiarism or the use of someone else's intellectual property without permission, then it's not legal. Also, some'sexy' stories might violate community standards or obscenity laws in certain areas.
No. Sex - related stories are private and often inappropriate for public discussion as they may contain explicit or sensitive content that goes against public decency.