Reaction to AdSense site-content "abuse" esp. in regards to other sites

I'm toying with the idea of creating a blog, registering for Google AdSense and put this on the blog. I may also create some additional blogs or websites later, and would like to add the same account's AdSense to those too. As it looks now, It's likely that the blog (and perhaps other blogs) will be hosted at Google Blogspot.

The problem is that the blog I'm planning - and which I intend to first sign-up to AdSense with - may not be entirely "family friendly"... There will be nothing really explicit there - and certainly no dirty pictures or anything like that - but while most post will be innocent enough, there will also be some with at least references to sexuality. The posts will be all text.

I know this is probably in the border-land of what's allowed according to AdSense ToS, but my questions are about what Google might specifically do if the blog happened to catch their attention - especially in regards to other (non-violating) sites I may also have AdSense on. Also remember, this would be the site I'll sign-up for AdSense with.

So what would Google likely do to:

• The AdSense on the violating blog/page? Would they just deactivate AdSense on it?
• The actual blog (assuming it's hosted on BlogSpot)? Would it be deleted?
• Other blogs/sites I had AdSense on? Would AdSense be deactivated there too?
• Other blogs I had on BlogSpot? Would they basically just delete my Google Blogger-account?
• My AdSense account in general? Would it just be closed? Would I be (permanently) black-listed?
• My Google account in general? It would be a drag to loose my GMail-account and YouTube-channel...

To be clear I'm not trying to dance on the edge of the abyss here - I'm not really that worry that'll my blog will be in violation... However there's always the chance that Google and I may interpret the rules differently.

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