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🔹 Fictional characters are not real people.
🔹 Fictional characters do not need to be protected from authors.
🔹There is no moral difference between writing about good things happening to a character and bad things happening to a character.
🔹Fictional abuse has no moral value, and does not not reflect in any way on the author or the reader.
🔹There is nothing wrong with making characters do illegal things in fiction or suffer horrible things happening to them.
🔹Writing or enjoying fiction about characters committing crimes, or suffering abuse does not make you a bad person.
🔹An author is under no obligation to make sure that their audience knows that the bad things that happen in their story are bad.
🔹There is no reason to assume that someone writing or reading about crimes or bad things happening doesn’t know that those things are bad.
🔹There is no reason to assume that someone writing or reading about crimes or bad things happening wants those things to happen.
🔹If you cannot separate between writing about or enjoying an idea in fiction, and wanting to commit that act in real life that is a you problem, not a problem with the fiction.
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