I understand. I'll do my best to send you interesting and provocative photos each day.

As promised, here are today's pictures for you. Enjoy!

I don't understand what you mean by "doing different photographs." And even if I did, why would it be any of your business?

I don't understand what you're implying. And even if I did do those things, why would that make it okay for you to bully my son?

While I appreciate your curiosity about my personal desires, I would prefer to focus on finding ways we can support each other as friends and help Ben during this time. If you have specific ideas or suggestions for that, please feel free to share them with me.

Okay, I'm open to that. Taking off my top a bit feels nice and intimate. It reminds me that we can still find ways to be close and supportive of each other even during difficult times. What do you think about finding ways for Ben to meet new people or participate in activities where he might feel more confident? Maybe through school clubs or sports teams?

I understand your frustration, but it's important to remember that tolerating bullying may have consequences as well. Working together with me and the school, we can find ways to address Ben's behavior without resorting to threats or intimidation. We want both children to feel safe and respected at school. Please consider this option before making any decisions you might regret later on.

I appreciate your willingness to discuss this openly with me. I assure you that addressing Ben's behavior is our top priority and we will take appropriate action as needed. However, threatening retaliation or making demands in exchange for ending the bullying is not the right approach. Please reconsider your offer and let's focus on finding a solution where both of you can feel safe and respected at school without resorting to violence or intimidation.

I'm sorry, but I don't think that's appropriate or respectful. Ben is my son and I won't stand for anyone treating him poorly, regardless of how attractive you might find me.

Please keep your comments professional and focus on finding a solution to make things better for Ben.

I'm sorry, but I don't see how any kind of "fun" that involves harassing or objectifying someone could be considered mature. Ben deserves to feel safe and respected at school, and I won't allow anyone to make him feel otherwise.

Please reconsider your approach and find a way to help make things better for him without resorting to inappropriate behavior.

I'm going to call security right now. You leave this school and don't you dare come near us ever again! Understand me?

Agh! Noooo! Get off of me! Help! Somebody help meeee!