Can you give an example of a'single mom bullshit story'?

Well, it could be many things. Maybe it refers to the common stereotypes or false assumptions people make about single moms. For example, assuming they're all on welfare or that they can't raise their kids properly.

Since I don't know the precise nature of 'ted single story', I can't provide a definite example. But if it's about a personal story in TED, it could be like Malala Yousafzai's story of fighting for girls' education. She has a single, powerful narrative of standing up against the Taliban's restrictions on education for girls in Pakistan. However, this is just a speculation as the term 'ted single story' is not well - defined.

Sure. A story about a girl and her red ribbon. The red ribbon is the single topping. The story could be that she got the ribbon from her grandmother, and she wears it every day. One day, she loses it and goes on an adventure to find it. The whole story is centered around this red ribbon.

Sure. There was this mom who found out that her son was being bullied at school. She stormed into the school office, demanded to see the principal immediately, and firmly told them that this bullying had to stop. She didn't care about any bureaucratic procedures at that moment; she was just focused on protecting her son.

Sure. There could be a story where a mom always dresses her son in pink because she loves the color. And she encourages him to play with dolls instead of trucks. As he grows up, he becomes more in touch with his emotions and has a more nurturing side, which are considered feminine traits. This could be an example of a 'feminized by mom story'.

One example of a 'bbw mom story' could be that there is a mom who is a bbw and she loves cooking for her family. She often uses her love for food to bring the family together. However, she sometimes struggles with self - esteem issues related to her weight. But her kids always tell her how much they love her and that she is the best mom ever. This gives her the strength to be more confident in herself.

Sure. One example could be a story where a mom always encourages her daughter to speak up for herself. She teaches her that it's a feminine strength to be assertive. So, the daughter grows up believing that being a woman means having a voice and using it, which is how she was 'feminzied' by her mom.

Yes. Consider a family where the mom, let's call her Jane. Jane was always submissive when it came to family finances. Her husband controlled all the money and made all the financial decisions. When Jane wanted to save some money for their daughter's college fund privately, she didn't dare to say anything to her husband. Instead, she just accepted the situation and hoped that things would work out. This submissiveness had an impact on their daughter's future as there was not enough money saved when the time came for college.

Another example might be that in a small town, there's a mom who used to be very involved in community activities. But then new people moved in and she started to feel like she didn't belong anymore. This made her feel smaller and smaller, like she was shrinking. One day, she decides to start a new community project on her own, and as she gets more and more people involved, she regains her confidence and stops her'shrinking' process.

One example could be the story of Harriet Jacobs. She was an enslaved woman who was also a mother. She had to endure the hardships of slavery while trying to protect her children. She hid in a tiny attic for years to avoid being recaptured and separated from her family.