Definitely not. These types of stories usually involve explicit sexual themes. In most societies, we have standards for what can be publicly consumed in terms of media and literature. This kind of story is not family - friendly and can be offensive to many people.
Good short stories, without sexual content, often have well - developed characters. The characters are complex and relatable, like in 'The Necklace' where the main character's pride and envy are vividly depicted.
No. In most places, reading and distributing sexually explicit materials including erotic sex stories are against the law as they violate decency and public morals.
No. Erotic stories, especially those involving sexual content, are not suitable for public consumption as they often violate moral and ethical standards in a public setting.
Definitely not. Such content is often considered vulgar and inappropriate in a public context. There are many other types of literature that are more suitable for public consumption, like classic novels or educational books.
Most platforms do not allow the dissemination of pornographic or sexually explicit content, including erotic stories. It is important to abide by the rules and promote positive and healthy content.