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I had to use my own judgement to score some non-standard answers.
Notably at least 4 people answered "Who is doing them harm?" with machines or animals.
Another repeated request was victims suffering painful long term disfigurement/mutilation instead of dying.

>> 1. Who is your preferred victim?
17% A. Male
94% B. Female

>> 2. How old are they?
17% A. Pre-school
33% B. Elementary school
72% C. High school
56% D. University
33% E. Workplace

>> 3. Do we know them?
86% A. Original characters
22% B. Fanfiction characters (List a few)
14% C. Famous people (List a few)

>> 4. Who is doing them harm?
75% A. Male
56% B. Female
17% C. Unspecified (Ambiguous reader)
36% D. Neither (Self inflicted)

>> 5. Is sex a part of the story?
19% A. No
19% B. Only nudity or light teasing
39% C. There is sex prior to torture/gore/death/cannibalism
81% D. Sex is an integral part of the torture/gore/death/cannibalism

>> 6. The victim's participation is?
42% A. Non-consensual ("No, help me, stop!")
53% B. Reluctant or semi-consensual ("Oh god I wish this didn't have to happen")
50% C. Consensual ("Yes sir, I am here to serve you")
56% D. Enthusiastic consent ("Yes, harder, break my bones!")

>> 7. What are the most important elements? (Don't give more than 2 answers)
39% A. Pain/distress
47% B. Gore/injury
69% C. Death
14% D. Cannibalism

>> 8. Who is telling the story?
56% A. The victim
39% B. The attacker
69% C. A narrator (third person)

>> 9. What is the setting?
75% A. Contemporary
56% B. Alternate universe (different but none of the below)
25% C. Science fiction
19% D. Supernatural/fantasy
17% E. Historical

>> 10. What other interests or requests do you have?
53% A. Injury or loss of life treated casually
6% B. Mind control
33% C. Cuddling/fluff
11% D. Age difference (specify genders and roles)
36% E. Highly detailed gore/death


Although it was possible to give more than one answer I did try to cross reference to see how age affected the results.

The only notable difference I saw was that for university or above enthusiastic consent became somewhat more popular than the other options, while as you go younger there is a clear skew towards reluctant followed by consensual, with the extremes (non-con and enthusiastic) having only half as many votes as reluctant.

There was also a small change in the guro elements: for younger victims it seems that pain/distress switched places with gore/injury in the ranking, while death remained the clear favorite.
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