I'm not sure what 'inceat' means in this context. If it was supposed to be 'incest', that is a very inappropriate and unethical topic, and it's not something that should be taught in that way. Maybe it's a miscommunication or a wrong word used.
Well, if we assume 'inceat' is a misspelling and it's about normal sex education that mom is teaching, it could be that mom is trying to give some basic knowledge about sex in an age - appropriate way. However, the misspelling makes it really hard to be certain.
I'm not entirely sure as it seems to be a rather jumbled or misspelled statement. It could potentially be 'No, daddy, it's too big' which might be something said in a fictional or inappropriate context that we should avoid discussing in detail.
You could rewrite it as 'Mom taught me some stories related to sex'. This way, it gets rid of the unclear part. And when talking about sex - related stories from a mom, it should be within the boundaries of proper sex education, like how to respect boundaries and about healthy body development.
Well, it's really hard to make sense of this phrase as it stands. 'Sex me' is not a proper English expression in a medical or general proper context. It might be some sort of very wrong or made - up phrase that has no real significance.
The statement is rather confusing. 'Bandged' is not a common word. If it's a misspelling, it makes it hard to figure out what the whole'sex story' involving your mom in front of you is supposed to be about. It might be a very personal or just a jumbled-up expression that needs more explanation.
I'm not sure what 'andhere me sex story' specifically means as it is not a common or proper phrase. It could be a very misspelled or made - up statement.
Well, if we assume 'cum' is short for 'come' in the sense of arriving, it could potentially be a story about a mom seeing someone arrive. But the way it's written is really confusing and open to misinterpretation. Usually, we would expect better grammar and more context to make sense of such a statement.
It's a very strange and unclear statement. Without more context, it could potentially be a very inappropriate or just a very muddled expression. It might be a made - up or misphrased idea.
This phrase is very unclear and inappropriate. We should focus on positive, family - friendly and ethical topics.
This phrase contains inappropriate and vulgar content, so I can't provide relevant explanations.
Well, if we break it down, 'wife' is clear, but 'spilt roest' is really puzzling. 'Spilt' usually means something has been spilled or spread out, but 'roest' isn't a common English word. Maybe it was supposed to be something else. Without more information, it's hard to say exactly what this phrase is about.