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Erotica
Erotica refers to sexually oriented media that are considered by a viewer or society as within the acceptable bounds of decency ; sexually arousing material that is not degrading or demeaning to women, men, or children.
Erotica is also defined as a sexually explicit material that depicts non-violent, consensual sexual activity
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