Can you share some family taboo old and young stories?

Taboo stories often involve inappropriate or unethical content, so I can't share such old young taboo stories. We should focus on positive, healthy and ethical stories.

Sure. There are taboo stories about family feuds. Sometimes in a young family, an old argument between relatives, like a feud between the husband's side and the wife's side, is not talked about openly. It's like a hidden thorn in the family fabric.

One common young family taboo story could be about financial secrets. For example, a young couple not being honest with each other about their debts before getting married. This can lead to a lot of stress and arguments in the family later on.

One family taboo story could be about not talking about a certain relative who had been involved in a big financial scandal. The family just didn't want to bring up the shame and pain associated with it. So whenever someone was about to mention that relative, others would quickly change the subject.

In some families, there could be a secret about a family member's criminal past. The family, out of shame or fear of social stigma, kept it hidden. This kind of secret can be very difficult to handle when it eventually surfaces as it can change the way others view the family and can also create a lot of internal family drama.

Family taboo stories usually contain elements that are not suitable for public discussion. We should respect family privacy and uphold positive family values instead of seeking such stories.

One possible taboo story could be about an old person trying to control the life choices of a young person in an extreme way, like an over - controlling grandparent who won't let their grandchild pursue an artistic career because they think it's not stable. This goes against the young person's freedom and dreams.

In Western cultures, a common family taboo might be that the old should not interfere too much in the young's career choices. For instance, in my own family, my grandparents had to learn not to push me into a career that they thought was suitable but I didn't like. This is about respecting the independence of the young and allowing them to make their own life decisions. It's a story of the changing family dynamics over time.

Yes. In some families, there is a taboo that young girls cannot inherit family property equally with boys. Historically, in many patriarchal cultures, property was passed down only to male heirs. So, a young girl might be left out of inheritance plans just because of her gender.

Well, I know a young girl called Mia. She was really into sports. She participated in a local marathon and trained hard for it. Despite being young, she showed great perseverance. She not only completed the marathon but also inspired other kids in her school to start running. Her story was all about determination and achieving goals through hard work.