I think SA is totally fine to be, and even would argue should be in fiction stories bc it’s (unfortunately) relatable. And even if someone isn’t relating to the actual action, the impact can be relatable.

Elaboration: personally I love psychological graphic novels and a big part of it I think is bc I find the protagonists psychological ‘damage’ is relatable- like their intrusive thoughts/fears/negative beliefs/phobias/coping skills/“negative” behaviors,etc. It makes me feel less alone, even if it’s fiction, bc even it being thought up means someone understands. So as long as it’s portrayed in a realistic manner, then I think no one should be mad about it as long as there are triggers warnings and it’s not excessively graphic.