The impact could be positive. If the story is inspiring, it might encourage your friend to be more selfless or more committed to their beliefs. For example, if it's about a missionary who helped a lot of people in a poor area, your friend could be motivated to do some volunteer work.
You could start by creating some suspense. For example, say something like 'I've got a story that will blow your mind' before you start. Then, tell the story in a vivid way, using lots of descriptive words.
The best way to do it is to get your friend's okay. After that, you can pick out the most interesting parts of the story and describe them vividly in your story. Just be careful to keep the essence and the main message intact.
Yes, in many cases you can. There are certain story quests where you can team up with your friends. However, some main story quests might have restrictions, especially those that are more focused on the individual character's story development. But for a good portion of the side - story and some group - oriented main story parts, joining friends is possible.
It depends on the privacy settings of your story. If your story is set to public, they may still be able to see it even after you remove them as a friend. But if your story is set to be visible only to friends, then once you remove them, they should not be able to see your story.
You can share a story with your friend by having a phone call and sharing it during the conversation. Or, if you both like reading, you could make a little booklet of the story and give it to them as a surprise.
Unfortunately, once your friend has viewed your story, there's no option to unview. It's like opening a door and not being able to close it again in this case.
First, listen to them without judgment. Let them pour out their feelings. Then, encourage them to seek professional help, like seeing a psychiatrist or counselor. You can also stay with them as much as possible to make sure they are not alone.
Educate yourself about the possible reasons behind their diaper - wearing. This way, you can have more empathetic conversations with them. You can also offer practical support like helping them with laundry if their diaper use creates extra washing. And be there for them emotionally. Let them know they can talk to you about any insecurities or difficulties they face because of wearing diapers.