Is it appropriate to have an 'male tickled by mom' situation in a story? (Excluding any erotic connotations)

Sharing a bed with mom is generally not appropriate in most cases once a child reaches a certain age. In Western cultures, children usually start having their own beds and bedrooms at a young age for reasons of privacy and independence. However, in some special situations like during travels or in emergency situations, it might be tolerated briefly but still not the norm.

No, it is completely inappropriate. Such a topic involves abnormal and unethical implications within the family relationship. Family relationships should be based on respect, love, and appropriate boundaries.

No, it is not appropriate at all. Incest - related or suggestive content is unethical and goes against moral and social norms.

If we consider 'the nylon queen' outside of an erotic context, it could potentially be a character in a story who has some sort of association with nylon. Nylon could be used symbolically, perhaps representing modernity, fashion, or a certain type of industrial or material - based aspect of the story's setting. For example, if it's a period piece set in the time when nylon was newly introduced, the 'nylon queen' might be a woman who is at the forefront of fashion trends related to nylon products like stockings or other nylon - made garments.

In many places, it is not considered appropriate to be completely bra - less in public. Social norms often dictate a certain level of modesty in public dress. However, in some areas like certain beaches or designated nudist areas, it might be more acceptable. But in general urban or common public spaces, it can make others uncomfortable or be seen as a violation of public decency.

Well, from a human rights perspective, caning is often seen as a violation. Even if it's not in an erotic context, it goes against the principles of non - violence and respect for the individual's dignity. For example, in educational settings, caning as a form of discipline has been abolished in most places because it is not an effective or ethical way to teach or correct behavior.

No. Mainstream literature does not recognize 'erotic fiction' as a proper genre in the context of high - quality and widely - accepted literature. If 'ffb' is something else entirely, it's not likely to be a recognized genre in the way it's presented with the 'erotic fiction' tag.

It's unacceptable. This kind of content is not only morally wrong but also can be psychologically disturbing. Family relationships are supposed to be based on love, respect and appropriate boundaries, not on any form of improper or immoral themes.

Yes, it can be. When children play 'doctor' at school, they are often exploring the concept of helping others and understanding the basic functions of a doctor. However, it should be supervised to ensure that it remains a positive and educational play, not turning into any inappropriate behavior.

I'm not sure specifically what 'antravasana' means without sexual context. It could potentially be a made - up or very rare term in a non - sexual area like a unique name for a yoga pose that is not widely known, or perhaps a term in a very specific cultural or religious practice that has not gained mainstream recognition.