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Z1992
Active Ink Slinger
I do not intent to write about this, just a couple of questions about the arc...

Vampires and ghosts are technically dead, right? If someone writes about a human having sex with a vampire/ghost, is that considered necrophilia?

If a vampire was turned at a young age (under 16) but has existed for 100+ years, is that considered underage?

Werewolves/were-creatures are part animal, is that considered ?

Alien-human sex? What is that considered?
DanielleX
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Sex with Vampires and ghosts is not considered necrophilia as it is assumed that these exist within the supernatural paradigm of fantasy characters.

Any reference to a character in ANY sexual context under the age of 16 is forbidden

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ChrissieLecker
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Quote by Z1992
I do not intent to write about this, just a couple of questions about the arc...

Vampires and ghosts are technically dead, right? If someone writes about a human having sex with a vampire/ghost, is that considered necrophilia?


No. While Vampires died, their bodies are no longer dead. Necrophilia always involves a dead body. Ghosts don't have a body, so they're okay too.

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If a vampire was turned at a young age (under 16) but has existed for 100+ years, is that considered underage?


Yes. All characters must have both the physiological and psychological age.

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Werewolves/were-creatures are part animal, is that considered ?


Only if they have sex in their transformed form.

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Alien-human sex? What is that considered?


Totally okay if the aliens are reasonably homanoid.
AudriNichols
Active Ink Slinger
These are really good questions. I kinda wondered about the werewolf thing specifically. Perhaps these answers could be clarified in the introduction paragraph on the Supernatural category? Just to avoid future confusion and questions.