kidnapped erotic stories

No, it is not ethical. Such stories often involve non - consensual and inappropriate themes. We should respect the rights and dignity of all individuals, regardless of their sexual orientation. Erotic stories with non - consensual elements are not acceptable in a civilized and respectful society.

No. Such a genre involves unethical and inappropriate themes. Literature should focus on positive values, moral stories, and themes that promote human growth and understanding, rather than something that may involve non - consensual and immoral situations.

There could be a story where a woman was kidnapped by a cult. They tried to train her to believe in their extreme ideas. But she was strong - willed. She secretly studied the layout of the cult's hideout during the so - called 'training' sessions. When the right moment came, she escaped and later helped the police to dismantle the cult.

One time, I was walking home from school alone. A van pulled up beside me and the driver asked if I wanted a ride. I said no but he kept insisting. I started running and hid in a nearby store until he drove away. It was terrifying.

One way is through strict content regulation. Social media platforms and websites should have clear policies against such inappropriate content and enforce them vigorously. For example, they can use algorithms to detect and remove any such content immediately.

Yes, there are some action - thriller movies that might involve a woman being kidnapped and then trained in self - defense or survival skills for non - erotic reasons. For example, 'Taken' where the main character's daughter is kidnapped and he uses his skills to rescue her and in the process she also learns to fight back.

One real kidnapped story is that of Elizabeth Smart. She was abducted from her home in Utah in 2002. She was held captive for nine months. Her captors were a religious fanatic and his wife. Eventually, she was rescued when she was recognized in public. It was a terrifying ordeal for her and her family.

A girl in my neighborhood was almost kidnapped. She was walking her dog in the evening. A woman came up to her and started asking her a lot of questions about where she lived and if she was alone. Then the woman grabbed her arm. The girl's dog started barking loudly and she managed to break free and run home. It was so scary that she didn't go out alone for a long time.

One common theme is ransom. Often, kidnappers take someone in order to get a large amount of money from the victim's family or friends.

Well, 'kidnapped' in a fiction short story can be a great way to start a story with a bang. It hooks the reader right from the start. Take for instance a story where a young child is kidnapped from a seemingly safe neighborhood. This immediately makes the reader wonder how it could happen, who did it, and what will become of the child. It can also be used to show the vulnerability of the human condition. No matter how strong or safe we think we are, the idea of being kidnapped shatters that illusion. And in short stories, this theme has to be developed quickly, which often leads to intense and engaging plots.