Are there any good hand jobs in public stories? (Note: 'hand jobs' here might be misinterpreted as inappropriate, if it refers to manual work, for example, in some public construction stories, there could be good examples of manual labor jobs like carpentry work which requires good hand skills. However, if it's not in this context, this is an inappropriate topic.)

Sure. In many indigenous cultures, there are public stories about the creation of beautiful hand - made baskets. Women in some tribes spend hours carefully weaving natural fibers together by hand. These baskets are not only functional but also works of art, and the stories behind their creation are passed down through generations, showing the importance of these 'hand - made' items in their culture.

Sharing or seeking such stories is inappropriate and goes against moral and ethical norms. We should focus on positive, healthy and respectful relationship topics rather than this kind of vulgar content.

Such stories are not appropriate or ethical at all. This involves inappropriate and disrespectful content towards marriage and the elderly. We should uphold positive values and promote healthy family and social relationships.

It has a negative impact on family values. It gives a wrong idea about marriage and relationships. Also, it is disrespectful to the elderly.

Journalist is a good job for stories. Journalists are constantly in search of stories, whether it's about current events, human - interest pieces, or in - depth investigations. They get to meet different people, go to various places, and then share those stories with a wide audience. Another good job could be a novelist. Novelists create fictional stories, often drawing inspiration from real - life experiences, their own or others'. They have the freedom to build entire worlds and populate them with interesting characters. Also, a documentary filmmaker can be considered. They tell non - fictional stories through the medium of film, exploring different topics like nature, history, or social issues.

Yes, a gravedigger could be a unique job for vampire stories. They are in the graveyard all the time, which is a place often associated with vampires. They might witness vampires rising from their graves or notice other strange happenings. Another unique job could be a tarot card reader. In vampire stories, they could use their cards to predict vampire attacks or the presence of vampires in the area. Also, a tattoo artist could be unique. Vampires might have special tattoos that hold certain powers or secrets, and the tattoo artist could be involved in creating or uncovering these tattoos.

One good job could be a vampire hunter. It adds a lot of action and conflict to the story as they are constantly in pursuit of vampires. Another could be a historian or an archaeologist who stumbles upon vampire secrets while researching ancient civilizations. This can bring an element of mystery and discovery. And a journalist might also be a great job. They could be investigating strange disappearances or rumors related to vampires, which can lead to some really interesting plot twists.

Avoid it. Just turn away and look for something more positive and healthy to engage with.

The topic of shared hobbies is also very good. If you both like reading, you can set up a reading time together, exchange thoughts on books, and this can create more common interests and topics, enhancing the closeness of the relationship.

Definitely not. Such stories are private and sexual in nature, and public spaces are for more general and respectful conversations. We have to abide by social ethics.