It's not appropriate. Such stories can objectify people and promote an unhealthy view of relationships. We should focus on positive, healthy forms of literature like classic novels or inspiring biographies.
In society, the focus is usually on positive values and healthy forms of entertainment. Erotic stories often contain inappropriate content that goes against moral norms. So it's not normal or acceptable to have a love for such stories.
One characteristic is that they focus on emotional connection. For instance, in 'A Walk to Remember', the love between Landon and Jamie is based on mutual understanding and shared values rather than physical desires. The story emphasizes their journey of growing closer through kindness and shared experiences.
Yes, in some literature, obsessive love can be intertwined with elements that might be considered erotic. However, not all stories about obsessive love contain erotic elements. Some may focus more on the psychological aspects of the obsession without any sexual undertones.
Yes, often they are. Since the 'erotic' aspect involves sexual elements, it can be considered inappropriate or against certain moral and cultural norms in some societies. People may find it uncomfortable to discuss or even consider such stories as valid forms of love stories.
Conflict is often present. It could be internal conflict within a character about their feelings or external conflict such as society's disapproval. In 'Lolita', the older man has an internal conflict about his inappropriate feelings for the young girl. And the relationship is also met with external condemnation. Also, sensuality is a common element, with detailed descriptions of physical attraction and sexual encounters.
Forbidden love in non - erotic stories can be very impactful. It can create a sense of longing and melancholy. In stories like 'The Great Gatsby', Gatsby's love for Daisy was somewhat forbidden as she was married. This led to his unending pursuit and ultimately his downfall. It shows how powerful forbidden love can be in driving a character's actions.
One of the best is 'Wuthering Heights' by Emily Bronte. It's a story of passionate and complex love between Heathcliff and Catherine. Their love is filled with jealousy, revenge, but also an undying passion that spans years and social differences.
Often, they blend cultural traditions. For example, in many traditional stories, there is a sense of propriety and restraint even within the context of love. The use of nature imagery is common, like cherry blossoms representing the fleeting nature of love.