Can you give an example of a positive and appropriate story instead of 'girl wedgie orgasm story'?

No, it is not an appropriate topic as it involves inappropriate and potentially vulgar content.

One example could be in a middle - grade school story. There's a girl named Sally who is constantly the target of the class bully. One day, the bully gives her a wedgie during gym class. This incident then sets off a chain of events where Sally has to find the courage to stand up to the bully and gain the respect of her classmates.

Sure. There was a couple where the wife worked hard to support her husband's dream of starting his own business. She took on extra jobs to help with the finances, and also provided emotional support when he faced setbacks. In the end, the husband's business became successful, and they had a very happy life together.

Sure. There was a mother who worked hard to support her child's dream of becoming a musician. She saved money for music lessons, drove the child to rehearsals, and always cheered the child on at performances. Her unwavering support helped the child grow into a successful musician.

The 'Harry Potter' series might also be considered. The magical world, the battles between good and evil, and the growth of the characters are all elements that make it a story that can be deeply immersive. As you read about Harry's adventures, the excitement builds and there are moments of great triumph and discovery that can be really thrilling, similar to the idea of an 'orgasm reading story'. It's a story that can make you lose track of time and be fully absorbed in its universe.

Here's another one. Two friends turned into a couple. They both loved painting. They would set up their easels side by side in the park or at home and paint together. They encouraged each other to try new techniques, and when one of them faced difficulties in life, the other was always there with kind words and practical solutions. Their relationship was built on shared passion and genuine care.

Sure. There are many positive stories. For example, the story of a volunteer who spends a lot of time helping the poor. They go to the slums, bring food, clothes and educational resources to those in need. Through their own efforts, they make the lives of the poor better, which is a very inspiring and positive story.

Sure. A 'passed around story' could be about a local community coming together to build a park. One person starts the story of how the idea was born, how they overcame difficulties in fundraising, and how everyone pitched in with their skills, like carpenters building benches and gardeners planting flowers. This story gets passed around as it shows the spirit of the community.

Sure. There was this girl named Lily. She was at a school fair and decided to try the climbing wall. As she started climbing, her oversized shirt got caught on one of the holds. As she continued to pull herself up, the shirt started to bunch up around her shoulders. By the time she reached the top, she had a huge 'shoulder wedgie' and all her friends were laughing when she came down. It was embarrassing for her at first, but later they all had a good laugh about it.

Yes, for example, two sisters were having a play - fight. One sister accidentally gave the other a wedgie. But instead of getting angry, they both burst into laughter. It became a funny memory for them and strengthened their bond as sisters.