Forced? As in "aliens made them do it"? Do not want.

If you meant something else, could you please explain?

I like Sam'n'Jack friendship. I don't ship them. I've tried to read ship with them (partly because of my friends)--and I just can't do it. There are some ships I can take or leave, and mostly I leave those, but I can't take this one at all. No desire to see them sleep together under any circumstances. The kisses were (more than) enough.

The problem there is that AMTDI is rape, and I have a very strong visceral reaction to that; I generally avoid rape stories. Occasionally I have read them--on purpose, even!--and I've seen some done well. Mostly, though, I prefer not to read them no matter how well done they are! I'm sure there would be loads of angst, if aliens made them do it, and they'd both feel guilty even though it's not their fault--I just don't want to go there.

I'm pretty gen about SG-1; I've dipped my toes in other things occasionally, and, interestingly, the only pairing I can stand is Jack/Daniel. I don't want porn, but I can't read anything, no matter how innocuous, with other pairings among SG-1. I don't know why. I read Torchwood (canon!) slash and some Primeval slash; even some SGA (there it's pretty much only Rodney/Carson). For a heterosexual, I have astoundingly little interest in reading het fic, come to think of it. (I do like Gwen/Rhys on Torchwood! I wanted Carson and Cadman to stay together! I liked Rodney and Katie for a while! The only one of those three that I read, though, is Gwen/Rhys, and not much of that.)

I've been thinking some more, and I came up with an exception: I've read stories where the AMTDI is more like "Plants made them do it" or some variation, so it's no one's fault--that does not set off my "noncon!" button the same way AMTDI does. (I've seen: alien plant spores that overwhelm the human system, more than once; some little 'gift' left behind by Hathor; and maybe one or two other causes.)

I've read a few of these stories. I wasn't actually all that fond of any: most had elements I liked, but they all had elements I didn't like, and in most cases I thought those elements were extraneous (really inappropriate humor would be the recurrent one. Not funny, folks).

Seeing Sam and Jack deal with something like that, where no person made them do it, for "entertainment" or other nefarious motives, but they have to cope with what's happened--now that might be interesting.