Time will tell how common these stories become. What kind of stories are being referred to?

Common themes include resistance and acceptance. At first, there's usually a strong resistance to the forced change. The character may fight against it both physically and emotionally. But as the story progresses, there may be a journey towards acceptance. Also, themes of discrimination and prejudice are common. The newly - made - woman may face discrimination in various forms, like in relationships, work, or social settings. And self - discovery is another theme, as they start to explore what it means to be a woman.

One common experience could be feeling a bit nervous at first. There's often a sense of the unknown and adjusting to a new role. For example, in a team - based activity where you're the 'bottom' in terms of hierarchy, you might be worried about making mistakes or not being able to keep up with the more experienced members at the top.

One common theme could be self - discovery. In some stories, the person might initially resist but then find new aspects of themselves as they adapt to the situation. For example, they might discover a new sense of style or a different way of interacting with the world.

Family often plays a huge role. In many Indian stories, family values, traditions, and the relationships within the family are central to the plot. For example, in stories like 'The Namesake' by Jhumpa Lahiri, the main character's struggle with his identity is deeply intertwined with his family's heritage and expectations.

In news stories, IRA often stands for Individual Retirement Account, a type of savings account for retirement with specific tax benefits.

Yes, all of the above transmigration novels were about transmigration after being struck by lightning. If you like this kind of setting, I recommend Xianxia-mythical Cultivation novels such as Bo Yikao, The Super Exchange System of Cultivation, and The Heavenly Journey of the Immortal Dynasty, all of which have ups and downs and attractive characters. Of course, if you are more interested in other types of novels, I can also recommend them to you. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

One common element is confusion. Most people feel really lost and not sure what these new feelings towards the same gender mean. Another is secrecy. They often keep it to themselves at first because they're afraid of how others will react. For example, they might be worried about their family's or friends' acceptance.

He could tell stories with a touch of mystery. Since he has played complex characters, the stories might involve some element of intrigue and the need to solve a puzzle. He might also share stories about friendship and loyalty, values that are often present in the stories he might have grown up with or that resonate with his own acting experiences.

Grandpa might tell stories about the old - fashioned time clocks he used when he was young. Maybe he worked in a factory where they had to punch in and out with those big mechanical time clocks. He could share how strict they were about being on time.

One common experience is a mix of nervousness and excitement. The first time being topped can be a very intense moment physically and emotionally. There's often a sense of vulnerability as well. For some, it's about finally exploring a new aspect of their sexuality that they've been curious about for a while.