It all comes down to the rules and the purpose. For example, in a fictional writing class, you have the freedom to add stories to make your work more engaging. But in a legal document, adding stories would likely be out of place.
It depends on the specific situation. Sometimes you can, like in a creative writing project or a personal journal. But in some formal settings, adding stories might not be allowed.
Well, it really varies. If it's a platform that encourages user-generated content or a storytelling event, sure, you can add stories. But if it's a structured academic paper or a strict business report, adding stories might not be appropriate.
It depends on the specific platform or application you're using. Some have a straightforward mute function for stories, while others might not offer it directly. You might have to adjust notification settings instead.
It depends. Sometimes there might be a comma after 'novel' depending on the sentence structure and the intended meaning.
It could be that the platform has certain restrictions or requirements that you haven't met yet. For example, you might need to reach a certain level of activity or have a verified account. Or, there could be a problem with your internet connection preventing the addition of stories.
You can start by identifying the key themes or emotions you want to convey. Then, think of specific details or events that support those. It could be a unique character trait or a unexpected plot twist.
It's highly unlikely. Trump's caricatures are often more for satire and entertainment rather than representing a serious chance of winning.
Well, 'borderline caricatural' suggests that something is close to being overly simplified or distorted in a way that's typical of a caricature. Maybe it's a description of a style of drawing, a character's behavior, or a situation that's on the verge of being overly exaggerated for effect.
It depends on the platform or medium you're using. For example, on social media like Instagram, you usually go to your profile and look for the option to create highlights.
Yes, you can. It depends on your creativity and the purpose of highlighting. Just make sure the added story fits well and enhances the overall message.
Yes, in the context of imaginative play it can be normal. Kids often experiment with different things during playtime. If a 'sissy boy' (which is a rather unkind term but for the sake of the question) is just playing and exploring, wearing girl diapers as part of that play can be a normal part of childhood creativity.
In general, it's not appropriate. A stomachache is a medical concern, while erotic stories involve sexual content. There are very few, if any, proper contexts where these two would be appropriately mentioned together.