Is it normal to have stories about smelling mom's feet?

No, it's not a normal or appropriate topic in most cultures. Feet are considered private parts and having a story centered around smelling them, especially of a family member like a mom, is rather strange and goes against social norms of respect and propriety.

This is a rather unusual and inappropriate topic. We should respect family members and maintain appropriate boundaries, so I can't provide relevant stories.

No, it's not appropriate at all. Such behavior is considered inappropriate and侵犯个人边界 (invades personal boundaries). At 14 years old, boys should be taught to respect others' privacy and personal space in a proper and healthy way.

Yes, there are some. For example, in some comedies, there might be a situation where a character accidentally steps in something smelly and then everyone around starts making fun of the 'smelling feet' situation. It adds a touch of humor to the story.

There could be a story where a small baby, while exploring the world around, might get close to their mom's feet. But instead of it being a 'smelling' in a negative way, it's just part of the baby's natural curiosity about different parts of their mom. It's important to note that these are very innocent interpretations as the original topic is rather odd.

It's hard to think of truly positive stories directly related to this in a traditional sense. But maybe in a context of a family where there is so much love and acceptance that even an accidental or silly moment like this is just laughed off and becomes a family anecdote.

One story could be that after a long day of work, mom came home looking really tired. I noticed her feet were aching. So I filled a basin with warm water, added some lavender essential oil for relaxation. I gently massaged her feet, starting from the toes, kneading the soles softly. As I massaged, mom started to relax and told me stories from her childhood.

I don't have any specific stories about mom and aunt's feet offhand. However, it could be something like a story of how mom and aunt used to walk long distances when they were young, and their feet carried them through all those adventures. Maybe they walked to the local market every day, and their feet became a symbol of their hard work and determination.

A family had a tradition of giving each other massages on Sunday evenings. One time, it was the son's turn to massage his mom's feet. He put on some soft music in the background and used a special massage oil. As he massaged, his mom told him stories from her childhood. It was a wonderful exchange of care and family history.

No, it's not normal. Feet are often dirty and dogs' mouths carry bacteria, so it's an unhygienic practice.