Is it appropriate to write a 'young girl sitting on his lap' as an erotic story?

One way is to make it a scene of care and support. For instance, a young girl who is hurt or scared sits on the lap of a kind neighbor who is comforting her and making her feel safe.

Sure. If it's a casual, innocent moment, like at a crowded party where seats are scarce. People might sit on a friend's lap just as a fun, non - sexual gesture. However, it's important to respect personal boundaries and make sure both parties are comfortable.

A story could be about a child sitting on their grandparent's lap while listening to a bedtime story. The grandparent gently rocks the child and tells a fairytale, creating a warm and loving moment.

There was a young girl at a family gathering. She was very tired after playing all day. She found her grandfather sitting on a chair and she climbed onto his lap. Her grandfather stroked her hair gently and they started chatting about the fun things she did that day. It was a simple yet precious moment of family bonding.

It is not appropriate at all. Young girls are in a vulnerable position, and creating erotic stories about them violates basic moral and ethical principles. Society should protect the rights and dignity of the young, not use them in such inappropriate and harmful ways.

Yes, it can be very appropriate. For example, a young child sitting on their daddy's lap can represent a moment of closeness, comfort, and family bonding. It could be a scene of a father reading a bedtime story to his child or simply cuddling to show love and affection.

Definitely not. Lap sitting has various interpretations. In many cultures, it's a form of closeness and comfort that has nothing to do with anything erotic. For example, when an elderly person has a young child sit on their lap to tell a story or when friends sit on each other's laps playfully in a non - sexual way.

In mainstream literature, sitting on lap stories can be appropriate depending on the context. If it's a family - friendly or platonic scenario, like a child sitting on a parent's lap, it's completely acceptable. It can convey warmth, love, and closeness within a family or friendship. However, if it has sexual undertones, it would not be suitable for mainstream literature which generally adheres to certain moral and ethical standards.

Non - erotic lap sitting can be a matter of convenience. For example, when camping and there's limited seating around the campfire, someone might sit on another's lap in a platonic way. And in some cultural ceremonies, lap sitting might be part of a ritual to show unity and family bonds, not related to any sexual connotations at all.

In general, it's not a good idea. Public sharing of such stories could make people around feel awkward. Even if the intention is innocent, different people may have different sensitivities. We should be more cautious about what we share in public and focus on positive, inclusive and respectful content. For example, stories about friendship achievements or kind acts are much more suitable for public discussion.