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But what if he's the boss of a porno biz? Then it is just another day at the office, haha! - Yes, if literature that was a one for one account of actual people, without written consent, the victims involved could make a case for defamation. They may also demand royalties for revenues generated if said works were published for sale. - If one wishes to write about another real life individual they must get permission first or at least declare on the cover of their work that it is an "unauthorized" biography.

yeah but can you sue for defamation if nothing is being sold? like legally you can sue for anything but i doubt within the context of the hypothetical they'd win the issue is sexual harassment

*rubs forehead* we are not talking about biographies, that was an example to show you this is not just "based on two people" this is about two very real people

koro its because wer argumentative, and i dont think that's a bad thing i respect anyone whos willing to argue for what they believe in, it means you have strong convictions that being said, YOUR WRONG >W>

like I first said ...if you FANTASISE on 2 real people and write a fictious story about what CAN HAPPEN TO THEM...(example : a BL) this can't be sued..and this is not a biograpphy ...periodt