It's not appropriate at all. This kind of description involves vulgar and improper content. In a civilized society, we should promote positive values and interactions that are free from such vulgarity.
At a summer camp, a girl ties a ribbon around a boy's wrist as part of a game. Then she teases him by saying he is now 'her prisoner'. The boy pretends to be a heroic knight trying to break free. They keep up this role - playing throughout the day, and it becomes a memorable experience for both of them at the camp.
Yes, there are many positive and appropriate story themes. For example, stories about girls achieving their dreams in science, like Marie Curie's story of her scientific discoveries. It's inspiring and educational.
There might be a story where a little girl enters a poultry show with her black cock. She has trained it to do some simple tricks, like crowing on command. She is very proud of her black cock and the pair wins a prize at the show.
There was a situation where some girls in a math class knew their teacher was a bit strict about using proper formulas. They would sometimes deliberately write out a really long and convoluted way of solving a problem on the board just to tease him and see his reaction. The teacher, at first, was a bit frustrated but then realized they were just trying to have some fun and he ended up explaining the correct way more patiently.
In a history class, a group of high school girls teased a classmate who was always daydreaming. They would poke him and say 'Are you off in ancient Rome again?'. This actually made him more aware of his daydreaming habit, and he started to focus more in class. The girls' teasing, though a bit naughty, had a positive effect in a way.
In some cases, it can lead to a more positive and relaxed classroom atmosphere, like in the stories where the teachers took it in good humor and it improved the overall mood in class.
This kind of story goes against moral and ethical norms. It can have a negative impact on the mental health and values formation of those who are exposed to it, especially young people.
One story could be that in a literature class, some high school girls teased a boy who was very shy when reading his poem aloud. They giggled every time he made a small stutter, which made him blush even more. But later, they apologized and became good friends, learning to be more respectful.