There are several reasons why boys may be scared from a story. One reason is that they may have a vivid imagination, and the story might trigger it in a negative way. For instance, if a story involves a child being chased by a malevolent force, the boy might imagine himself in that situation. Moreover, if the story has a lot of suspense and sudden scares, it can be overwhelming for some boys. Additionally, if they have had prior experiences that relate to the scary elements in the story, it can heighten their fear. For example, if a boy has had a bad experience with dogs and then reads a story about a rabid dog attacking people, he is likely to be more scared.
One thing that can be done is to comfort them. Hug them and tell them that it's just a story.
Perhaps a story where a diapered boy is at a new daycare. He's scared of the other kids at first because they seem so big and noisy compared to him. He starts to cry and his diaper feels uncomfortable as he fidgets nervously. But then a kind caregiver helps him make friends and he slowly overcomes his fear.
I'm not sure there are extremely well - known ones specifically titled 'scared diaper boys stories'. But there are many children's stories that can have elements of a diaper - wearing boy being scared. For example, in some traditional bedtime stories, a young boy might be scared of something while still in diapers, like a spooky sound outside the window.
The little girl might have been scared of the elevator because of a malfunction she witnessed, or maybe she's just afraid of being trapped in a small space. It's hard to say exactly without more details from the story.
Maybe it's because Percy in the stories often challenges the traditional Roman beliefs and ways. His actions and abilities might seem threatening to the Romans in the fanfiction world.
Maybe in the fanfiction, Percy has some superpowers or a really strong and unpredictable personality that makes Paul feel intimidated.
Well, in some fanfics, Snape's role in the wizarding world politics or his secret allegiances could be a factor. Harry might be aware that Snape has connections to different factions, and he doesn't fully understand where Snape's loyalties lie. This uncertainty can create fear. Also, Snape's teaching style, which can be quite intense and unforgiving, might make Harry feel constantly on edge around him.
One possible reason could be his past traumas. He grew up lonely and was often shunned by the villagers. This lack of positive human contact in his early years might have made him wary of touch in fanfiction. For example, the constant glares and cold shoulders from the villagers could have made him unaccustomed to friendly or affectionate touches, leading to fear.
In fanfiction, monsters might be scared of Percy because he often has special powers. For example, he could be a powerful demigod with the ability to control water. His skills in combat also make him a formidable opponent. So, the monsters sense the danger he poses and are scared.
Maybe it's because Nico has some complex and often dark or angsty aspects to his character in the source material. Fanfiction might explore these in extreme ways that can be disturbing to some readers.