No. These types of stories often objectify and can be demeaning to people. Subliminal messages in such stories usually promote non - consensual or unethical relationship models.
One such story could be about a man who was always considered the'man of the house' in terms of providing for his family. But then he lost his job. His wife started working and became more independent. There was a male colleague of hers who was very helpful. At first, the husband was jealous but then he realized that his wife still loved him. They worked through it and the man of the house regained his confidence and found a new job.
There could be many. For example, a story about a new man in the house who renovates it. He might start by painting the walls a fresh color, like a soft blue to make the living room more inviting. Then he could build new bookshelves in the study, carefully measuring and cutting the wood to create a perfect place for the family's books. He might also plant a small garden in the backyard, growing vegetables and flowers, which brings a new sense of life and beauty to the home.
No. Such stories often involve non - consensual or unethical themes which are not suitable for general modern literature. Modern literature should promote positive values like respect, equality and healthy relationships.
No. Mainstream literature generally does not include erotic sex stories as they are considered inappropriate for a general audience. Mainstream literature focuses more on themes like love, friendship, adventure, and social issues.
No, writing such stories is completely inappropriate as it involves non - consensual and unethical themes like drugging and cuckoldry which are not acceptable in a moral and legal context.
In most cases, they are not appropriate. Mainstream literature typically aims to promote positive values, and these kinds of stories with their often explicit and unethical overtones go against that. For example, they can objectify and disrespect relationships, which is not what we want to encourage in a general reading public.