I didn't have a problem with "unrealistic", that is why I said I liked it. *Everything* here is unrealistic, that is the nature of erotica in general and guro in specific. We deal with willing meat girls, rape as a form of greeting, and monsters that don't even remote follow the basics of biology.

And I think that's okay.

It really is.

We accept the fantasy of these stories because they bring us joy and the occasional wet spot. There are times when you want a light read and sometimes you want something more complicated and in-depth. My stories require a commitment and a lot of time to get into them. This story doesn't.

And I think that's okay.

There is a guilty pleasure in reading stories that don't require two hundred pages of backstory or fifty pages of world-building and "logical progressions". They are light stories that reduce the story down to its bare essentials and embrace not worrying about the basis behind them. There are stories that just say "pull up some popcorn and just have fun." Stories that don't even bother taking themselves seriously, like Machete or Hot Fuzz. That is this type of story. It is light-hearted. It is still enjoyable.

And I think that's okay.

When I say "I liked it," I mean I really liked the story.

When I say unrealistic, I'm talking about the lack of back story or justification of creating a small star out of a physical body that doesn't have nearly enough mass or material to justify a reaction of that category. Of having a starter inside the fusion chamber, a lack of cooling system, or the blase way that they just throw women into it just like a Dolcett meat girl happily jumps on a Jessica 3K with only an orgasm and a thank you. The physics, sociology, and biology doesn't make sense to me.

I'm perfectly willing to say those are unrealistic but still enjoy the story. It doesn't make it any less enjoyable.

Sometimes I want a light story. Sometimes I want a story that doesn't explain itself. Sometimes, I just want to accept that girls will willing jump into a fusion drive and power a ship.

And I think that's okay.