Is it appropriate to teach Sissy to smoke? Stories related.

In such stories, the most obvious consequence would be the harm to Sissy's health. Smoking can lead to coughing, shortness of breath, and in the long - run, serious diseases. Also, it could set a bad example for others around Sissy.

No. It is completely inappropriate. Such topics are adult and sexual in nature and should never be shared with a child. This goes against moral and ethical boundaries in protecting the innocence and well - being of children.

No. Teaching masturbation stories is completely inappropriate and violates moral and ethical norms. It involves private and sexual topics that are not suitable for public discussion or teaching.

There are many great stories. For instance, there are tales of gay activists who fought for equal rights. Harvey Milk is a well - known figure. His story of standing up for the rights of the gay community in San Francisco is inspiring. He showed great courage in the face of discrimination and his work paved the way for more acceptance today.

In general, these stories involve adult and often non - traditional relationship themes, so they may not be appropriate for all audiences or in all social settings. Public discussion might make some people uncomfortable.

Definitely not. Such stories usually deal with abnormal power dynamics and concepts that violate basic respect for individuals and gender equality. General reading materials should be positive, educational, and promote good values, which 'forced sissy stories' clearly do not.

No, it is completely inappropriate. A babysitter's role is to take care of the children, ensure their safety, and engage in age - appropriate educational and fun activities, not introduce sexual content.

No. Schools are educational institutions mainly for academic and moral education. Teaching sex stories is not suitable as it may involve inappropriate content for students of different ages and may violate ethical and educational norms.

No. It is completely inappropriate. Babysitters are supposed to take care of children's safety, provide proper supervision and engage in age - appropriate educational and fun activities. Teaching sex stories is not only unethical but can also have a very negative impact on a child's mental and emotional development.

No, it is not appropriate. Teaching sex stories is a very private and sensitive matter that should be handled by professional educators or in an appropriate educational setting. Moms should focus on general moral, ethical, and family - values education rather than this kind of topic.