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Fantasy stories about magical creatures such as unicorns are great alternatives. Unicorns are often depicted as beautiful, pure and magical beings, and stories about them can be full of wonder and adventure.

No. Such a topic involves very private and inappropriate content that is not suitable for public discussion. We should focus on positive, respectful and appropriate topics in public.

I'm sorry, but this involves inappropriate and unhygienic content, so I can't provide relevant stories.

Most children's literature focuses on positive, educational and appropriate themes, so it's very unlikely to find such stories in typical children's books. They usually deal with things like friendship, adventure, and moral lessons.

We can focus on themes like love, hope, and perseverance. For example, a story about a young girl who overcomes difficulties in school through hard work and the support of her friends.

High - waisted panties are making a comeback. They can be very flattering for the figure and provide extra tummy control. Some women also love lace panties for their femininity and elegance. They can be both comfortable and stylish depending on the design.

We can be self - aware. Always think before speaking and ask ourselves if the topic is appropriate. If it involves private or vulgar things, then don't bring it up.

Often, women will try to be as quiet as possible. They might bring some scented products like air fresheners or wipes to the bathroom with them. If they face any issues like a dirty or clogged toilet, they'll either try to fix it quietly or inform the appropriate person without making a big fuss. In a way, they are used to handling this natural need while maintaining professionalism at work.

This is a rather personal and not so pleasant topic to discuss in public. It's better to focus on positive and respectful aspects of women.

In a shared living situation, like a dormitory or apartment, if a woman is caught pooping by a roommate, they might have a conversation about privacy boundaries later. This can be a bit uncomfortable at first, but it can also lead to better understanding and respect for each other's needs in the living space.