Are there any positive stories about Mormon wives instead of'seduction' stories?

No, it is completely inappropriate. Such behavior involves objectifying and disrespecting others. Neighbor girls are individuals, not the subjects of inappropriate fantasies.

I'm not sure specifically which 'Bakshak real story' you are referring to. There could be many stories related to something named Bakshak. It might be a name of a person, a place, or an event in a particular region or community.

A young prodigy who has been training for the game since childhood. He has natural talent but also has to learn how to deal with the pressure of being a top contender.

Rather than exploring such inappropriate stories, we can look at stories about nature, friendship and love in literature.

There's also the story of 'Beauty and the Beast' which can be considered a form of tg tf story. The prince is transformed into a beast, and through his relationship with Belle, he is gradually transformed back. It's a classic tale that has been retold many times in different forms.

Once there was a man who ordered tandoori chicken from a new restaurant. When he took a bite, the chicken seemed to move in his mouth as if it was still alive. He spat it out in horror and saw that there were tiny maggots wriggling in the meat. He never ate tandoori chicken again.

Power dynamics is another theme that frequently appears. Miyu being a vampire princess has her own set of powers, and Larva has his unique abilities as well. Fanfictions often play around with how they use their powers in relation to each other, whether it's in cooperation or in a bit of a power struggle at times. For instance, in some stories, they have to figure out who should take the lead in a dangerous situation based on their respective powers.

The main events start with the discovery of her father and stepmother's murdered bodies in 1892. Then Lizzie was questioned as she was in the house. Her trial followed, which was a big event at that time. After that, her acquittal was a major outcome.

For me, the most interesting part is Birbal's clever solutions. Like when Akbar asked him to measure the length and breadth of the earth without using any tools. Birbal simply said that all Akbar had to do was to measure the length and breadth of his own thoughts as Akbar was the king and his thoughts were as vast as the earth. It shows Birbal's quick thinking and his ability to turn a seemingly impossible situation into a compliment for the king.

The real story of the Battle of Iwo Jima has several important aspects. Firstly, the terrain of the island made the battle extremely challenging. The volcanic ash made movement difficult for the American troops. Secondly, the Japanese kamikaze attacks added to the danger. Moreover, the battle was a turning point in the Pacific War as it showed the strength of the American forces and the desperation of the Japanese. It also had a huge impact on the morale of both sides, with the flag - raising on Iwo Jima being a major boost for American morale.