What makes a novel considered as having 'a foot in the door'?

A comic with good art, an engaging story, and characters you can relate to can be considered as having quality time.

There might be a negative impact on self - esteem. The person with the foot fetish may feel ashamed or guilty about their unusual interest. This internal struggle can make them feel bad about themselves, and they may start to withdraw from school activities, fearing that their secret might be discovered.

Well, the concept of foot fetish is rather controversial. In modern society, while some people may consider it an unusual or even abnormal preference, in the broader scope of sexual diversity, as long as it doesn't harm others and is practiced within the boundaries of legality and consensuality, it is gradually being more understood. However, it still remains a rather niche and often stigmatized area.

It's not appropriate. The Naruto franchise is mainly about ninja adventures, camaraderie, and self - improvement. Fanfiction should generally enhance or explore these aspects rather than introduce rather odd and inappropriate concepts like foot worship.

It could be the use of specific shading or color techniques that give the impression of transparency.

It could add an unexpected and perhaps controversial element to the humor, but it might also raise eyebrows or cause discomfort for some viewers.

For me, in my best foot massage story, the use of warm oils made it the best. It added a luxurious feel and also made the massage smoother. The masseuse's skill in applying the right amount of pressure was crucial too. Just enough to relieve the pain but not too much to cause discomfort.

Well, a poignant novel often has relatable characters going through intense experiences that evoke strong feelings. It could be a story of unfulfilled dreams or unexpected tragedies that leave a lasting impression. Also, the writing style might be very evocative and descriptive to draw you in emotionally.

A bad novel often has weak characters that are hard to relate to or poorly developed.

A novel can be seen as trashy when it has a lot of melodrama, shallow emotions, and doesn't offer any valuable insights or thought-provoking elements. Sometimes, it could also be due to excessive predictability and a failure to engage the reader intellectually or emotionally.