What are some positive relationship stories instead of those about a sexy young wife wanting a threesome?

There are many stories of couples who support each other through difficult times. For example, a couple where one partner gets seriously ill and the other stays by their side, taking care of them day and night, sacrificing their own time and energy. This shows true love and commitment.

A story of a couple who start a small business together. They have to overcome financial difficulties, disagreements on business decisions, but through communication and compromise, they not only succeed in their business but also strengthen their relationship. This kind of story reflects the positive aspects of a relationship based on mutual goals and support.

One positive topic could be 'The first anniversary celebration in our relationship'. It's a time when a couple can look back on all the good times they've had, the growth they've experienced together, and make plans for the future. This is a way to strengthen the emotional bond between them.

Yes. 'Pride and Prejudice' by Jane Austen is a great one. It tells the story of Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy, their misunderstandings and the development of their love. It shows how two people from different backgrounds can overcome obstacles and find true love through mutual understanding.

Also, 'Wuthering Heights' by Emily Bronte, though complex, portrays intense love. Heathcliff and Catherine's relationship is full of strong emotions, and it gives us a deep exploration of love and relationships in a different but still positive context.

Rather than exploring stories about such complex and often unethical relationship desires, we can talk about stories of couples building strong, monogamous and loving relationships. For example, stories of how they support each other through difficult times, share their dreams and grow together.

No, they are not common at all. In most relationships, the idea of a threesome goes against traditional relationship norms. Many people are monogamous and the concept of bringing in a third person is not something they would consider. It can also be seen as a threat to the relationship's stability and the emotional bond between the two partners.

There is a story about a couple who overcame difficulties together. They both faced career setbacks at the same time. Instead of blaming each other, they supported and encouraged one another. They started a small business from scratch, sharing all the joys and sorrows along the way, and their relationship became stronger than ever.

A surprise handmade gift. For example, the husband could make a scrapbook filled with their memories together. Photos from their first date, their wedding, vacations, along with little notes about how much he loves her at each moment. It's a very personal and touching surprise.

One way is through media platforms. Encourage writers to submit and share positive relationship stories. Publishers can also promote such works by giving them more visibility. For example, having special sections for relationship - centered literature.