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== Web Original ==
* Some notable online erotic prose shared universes include the "White Slavery Act of 2001" universe and "Cannibal 4-H" universe. Both posit a plague that both makes boys extremely rare (and thus more valuable than girls) and wipes out most normal livestock, making cannibalism a necessity. As a result, women are quite literally cattle, to be used until no longer sexually titillating, then eaten. A future world where women are free to be raped and then eaten crops up in many other works of erotica.
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* There's also the "Naked in School" [[Shared Universe]], set [[Twenty Minutes Into the Future]]. [[STD Immunity]] and basically-perfect birth control have resulted in The Naked In School Program, wherein a handful of students in each high school must spend a week each totally naked during school hours, not so much to address the problem of concealed guns as to be a living visual aid for sex education.
** A zigzagged trope in this case. The author of the original Naked In School story, "Karen Wagner," created the setting as a [[Author Appeal|discipline/submission lover's wet dream]]; the Program, signed into law by the ''sitting US President'', fostered a tone of [[Big Brother Is Watching|government oversight]] and [[But Thou Must|dubious consent]]. Once Wagner gave blanket permission to share the universe, however, things moved in a different direction; the science-fiction trappings were [[Revision|Revised]] in, and high-tension sexual hijinks began to be supplemented or even supplanted by romance, [[Character Development]], sci-fi angles and even the occasional [[Deconstruction]]. By now, Wagner's original direction seems like [[Early Installment Weirdness]].
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*** There's also that "[[Bi The Way|Love of Three Kinds]]" business.
** Ogre culture seems, if Viktor and Belinda are a good indication, to be tailor-made to fit the author's BDSM-flavored tastes into even more of the plot.
== Webcomics ==
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