A 60 - year - old woman texted me her personal story. How should I respond?

Just be honest and diplomatic. You can say something like 'I'm honored that you trust me with this story, but it's a bit much for me to handle right now.'

Respond with kindness and respect. If the story is sad, offer comfort. If it's a happy story, share in her joy. You can also ask follow - up questions to show that you are interested. For instance, if she tells you about a trip she took, you could ask 'What was your favorite part of the trip?' or 'Did you meet any interesting people there?'. This helps to keep the conversation going and shows that you value what she has to say.

You could start by sending a simple thank - you message. For example, 'Thanks for adding me to your private story!'

Ask her a question related to the snap. If she posted a snap about a book she's reading, you could say 'That book looks interesting. What do you like about it so far?'. This shows that you're interested in what she shared.

You should firmly tell her that this kind of story is inappropriate and you don't want to hear it.

First of all, society should provide support and understanding. The family of the child should be given resources to help them raise the child in a positive and nurturing environment. In the larger society, laws should protect the rights of hermaphrodites. For example, in terms of access to education, healthcare, and employment. Also, the medical community should work towards better understanding and treating any related health issues. Moreover, society should promote a culture of acceptance through media and public awareness campaigns.

You can start by showing interest. Say something like 'That sounds really interesting, tell me more!'.

You can say yes if you have the time and are interested. Reading your friend's story shows that you care about them and their creativity.

If it was a harmless touch, you can just smile and let it pass while gently teaching the child about personal space. For example, you can say 'We should ask before we touch someone.' But if it was inappropriate, firmly say 'No' and remove yourself from the situation. Then, tell a trusted adult like a parent or a teacher.

Ask relevant questions to show your interest. If she talks about a trip, you can ask 'What was your favorite part of the trip?' This encourages her to share more details.