Tell a first time tied up story.

In a rugby training session, a new player had his first experience of being 'tied up'. During a drill where they were practicing tackling techniques, he got tackled hard by an experienced player and ended up sort of 'tied up' in the other player's arms for a moment. He was initially startled but then realized it was part of the game and learned from it how to better position himself to avoid such situations in the future.

Once upon a time, there was a girl who got tied up in a game of pretend pirates. Her friends were playing pirates and they made her the captive on their makeshift ship. But it was all in good fun and as soon as the game was over, they untied her and they all had a good laugh together.

Once upon a time, there was a wife who was an actress in a play. As part of the plot, she had to be tied up to create a dramatic scene. Her husband, who was also in the play, was initially worried but knew it was all part of the act. The ropes were carefully placed so as not to cause any harm, and she played her role of the damsel in distress very convincingly.

There was a young girl who was tied up in a magic trick gone wrong. She was helping a magician during a show. The magician was trying a new rope - tying escape trick. But the knot got really tight and the girl couldn't get free easily. The audience was on the edge of their seats. Thankfully, another magician in the audience came up and helped to untie the girl. She was a bit shaken but okay in the end.

Once upon a time, there was a girl named Lily. Her friends decided to play a fun but gentle game. They tied her up very loosely with soft ribbons just for the fun of it. Then they started to tickle her gently on her sides. Lily laughed uncontrollably, and it was all in good fun. They untied her soon after and they all had a great time together.

Tying up games can be dangerous and inappropriate. However, if we consider it in a non - harmful, pretend - play context like a rescue game. For example, in a story, two sisters are playing a pretend adventure game where one sister pretends to be captured and tied up in a 'prison' made of chairs and blankets in their living room. The other sister then has to find the 'key' (which could be a toy) to 'free' her sister. It's all about using their imagination in a safe and friendly way.

Once upon a time, a little girl got tied up in a game of pretend pirates. Her friends were being the pirates and she was the captive. But it was all in good fun. They soon untied her and they all had a great time sharing snacks afterwards.

Well, in this bachelor party story, the groom's friends thought it would be hilarious to create a fake scenario. They made a dummy to look like the wife and tied it up. They set it in a corner of the party room. When the groom walked in, he was initially shocked but then burst out laughing when he realized it was just a silly prank by his friends.

No. It's not a common phrase at all. In normal English conversations, we don't usually hear such a combination of words. It seems rather odd and not something that is part of standard English usage.

I'm not sure specifically what the 'balls tied first time story' is without more context. It could be about a sports event where balls are tied in some way for the first time, like in a game of tetherball perhaps.