Are there any appropriate 'crazy' public stories that are not related to sex?

Sure. There could be stories about people helping each other in public bathrooms. For example, once I saw a lady who had dropped her wallet in the public bathroom. Another woman picked it up and waited for her to come back. It was a simple act of kindness that made the whole situation in the public bathroom positive.

There should be no so - called 'office sex stories' in a proper work environment. Office is a place for work and professionalism, not for inappropriate behavior. Any form of sexual behavior in the office violates workplace ethics and respect for others.

No way. Public spaces are for general, family - friendly and appropriate communication. 'Crazy real sex stories' are not only improper but can also be offensive to many people, so they should be kept private.

No. Such stories involve inappropriate and unethical content that is not suitable for public discussion. School should be a place for learning and growth in a positive and healthy environment, and promoting or discussing sexual content related to school is unacceptable.

No. High school sex stories, especially those with a 'crazy' aspect, are not appropriate for public discussion. High school students are minors, and any sexual content involving them is unethical and violates their privacy and rights. Moreover, it is not suitable to spread such topics in public as it goes against moral and social norms.

Yes, there are many appropriate 'Harry Potter' fanfics. For example, those that focus on the further adventures of the characters within the magical world, like exploring new spells, or delving deeper into the relationships between the houses at Hogwarts. These fanfics can be found on various fanfic websites such as Archive of Our Own, where there is a wide range of content that adheres to ethical and family - friendly standards.

There might be some works that were misinterpreted or wrongly associated with inappropriate content in 2012. However, the essence of Tamil literature is far from promoting such improper content. It is important to look at the overall body of work which is centered around things like heroism, love within the boundaries of morality, and the celebration of Tamil traditions.

Sharing sex - related stories, even if they are supposed to be 'public toilet' related, is inappropriate and violates social ethics and privacy. So, no, there are no such appropriate stories to share.

No, they are not. Sex - related jokes can make many people uncomfortable, especially in a public setting. There are people of different ages, genders, and cultural backgrounds present in public, and such jokes can be considered vulgar or inappropriate.

No. Telling sex stories in public is not appropriate as it can make others uncomfortable and violates social norms of propriety.