No. Such a topic involves inappropriate and private behavior that is not suitable for public discussion, especially in the context of a classroom which should be a place for learning and appropriate behavior.
No, it is completely unethical. Everyone has a right to privacy, and such a story involves a very private and personal moment. Spreading it is a violation of that person's privacy and can cause great harm and embarrassment to her.
It's completely inappropriate. In a civilized society, we should respect the boundaries of others' privacy. A story like this involves a very private and potentially shameful situation for the girl. No one should be made the subject of such a story being spread around, as it goes against basic principles of respect and decency.
I'm not sure specifically which'schoolgirl caned story' you are referring to. There could be many fictional or real - life accounts that might involve a schoolgirl being caned, perhaps in the context of a strict school discipline system in some historical settings.
No. Such stories are inappropriate for general literature as they involve private and sexual content that goes against moral and ethical norms in public literary works.
One possible consequence is that it can make readers uncomfortable. It goes against the common sense of propriety and may drive away many readers who are looking for positive and healthy content.
Sharing a story like that is completely unacceptable. A teen girl's sexual exploration is a very personal matter. It should be respected as private. Public discussion of such things can make the girl feel embarrassed, ashamed, and can also have a negative impact on her mental health.
I don't have a specific 'wife caned story' to share. However, if in some historical or cultural contexts, caning might have been a form of punishment in the past. But in modern society, such forms of corporal punishment within a marriage are unacceptable as we advocate for equal and respectful relationships.