My little girl took all of my storybooks. What should I do?

No. It's not a normal statement. The use of the word 'dick' in this context is quite strange and the whole statement seems very unclear and not something one would typically hear in normal conversation.

This statement is rather unclear and confusing without more context. 'Dick' can have different meanings in different contexts, but if we assume it's a nickname or something similar, it might mean that the little girl has taken all the stories related to this person named 'Dick'. However, it's still very ambiguous.

This is a very serious and complex situation. First, you should consider reaching out for professional help. You could talk to a counselor or a trusted adult who can guide you through the emotional turmoil. You may also need to think about whether any legal action is necessary, especially if there was non - consensual behavior involved.

You need to break the silence. Don't keep this to yourself because it can have long - term negative impacts on your mental health. Consider reporting it to the appropriate authorities, such as the police or child protection services. They are trained to handle such cases and can ensure your safety and start the process of holding the perpetrator accountable.

You could start a conversation with her about your stories. Ask her which parts she liked the most or what she thought about certain ideas in the stories.

Tell her that those drawing stories are important to you. Maybe offer to trade something she likes in exchange for the stories. For example, you can say 'If you give me back my drawing stories, we can go to the park this weekend.'

This is a very serious and inappropriate situation. First, you should find a safe person to talk to, like a trusted relative (such as an aunt or grandmother) or a professional counselor. They can help you figure out how to handle this difficult situation. You may also need to consider involving the authorities if it is illegal or you feel threatened.

When you catch a little neighbor girl in your bed, it's important to handle it in a proper and ethical way. You might feel a bit shocked at first, but don't show it too much in front of her. Try to make her feel safe while you wait for her parents. You could offer her a glass of water or a small snack to make the situation less tense. Explain to her that it's not appropriate to be in someone else's bed without permission. Once her parents are there, communicate clearly about what happened and let them take the lead in dealing with the situation.

Well, it depends on the context. If it's just an innocent situation where she wandered in by mistake, explain to her that it's not appropriate to be in someone else's bed without permission. Maybe offer to take her back to her own home and have a friendly chat with her parents about making sure she understands boundaries.

Well, it's a complex situation. You could also talk to your sister. She might not be aware of your fiance's feelings and might be able to help resolve the issue. If your fiance truly loves your sister, it might be better to end the engagement rather than living in a relationship full of tension and unfaithfulness.