: Re: At what point can a story be considered "erotic"? I would like to ask for any guidelines that could help to determine when a story can be considered "erotic". Is it based on the words, the

A story can be considered erotic if it arouses you sexually or makes you horny. Erotic stories usually contain elements such as seduction, foreplay, and intercourse. Such stories can be great literature works as well and not only involving sex or sexual sequence. And yes, words play an important role in classifying a story as erotic or not, technically. However, detailed narration may not be always be present in an erotic story.

I suggest you check the stories published in popular sites such as Literotica, IndianSexStories, Asstr etc to understand the level or classfication of a story as erotic.

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