Can you recommend some non - adult stories related to female characters and their emotions like sadness in a general context?

There are stories where tying is used symbolically. In a story about friendship, two friends might tie a piece of cloth around their wrists as a sign of their unbreakable bond. This has nothing to do with bdsm. And in some detective stories, the detective might find a tied - up package that holds clues, and the tying here is just a normal part of the plot, not related to any adult themes.

I'm sorry but I don't promote or share humiliating stories even in a non - adult context as it can be disrespectful and unethical.

Another story could be a girl who is into rock climbing. She uses a harness for safety. Once, during a climbing trip, her harness got a little loose while she was halfway up the rock wall. It was a scary moment, but she managed to stay calm, adjust the harness with the help of her instructor, and continue climbing. This experience taught her the importance of proper equipment maintenance and self - reliance in challenging situations.

Well, if we think about the word 'cock' as in a cockerel (young rooster), there could be a story where a little boy on a farm befriends a cockerel and later the hens start laying eggs and getting pregnant. The boy helps take care of them all.

I'm not aware of many mainstream stories specifically about women mummifying men in a non - bondage, non - adult way. However, in some ancient mythology or horror - themed literature, there might be elements of mummification that could potentially involve such a scenario. For example, in certain tales of curses and dark magic, a female character with powerful magic might use mummification as a form of punishment or preservation. But these are not very common and would require a lot of research through various horror and mythology collections.

In some performance art, there might be symbolic or non - sexual forms of body positioning that could be misconstrued as facesitting. For example, in certain acrobatic or trust - building exercises where one person is supported in an unusual position above another.

There are many stories with submissive male characters in general literature. For example, in some coming - of - age stories, a shy or introverted male character might be in a submissive position in certain social interactions. One such story could be about a young boy who is always overshadowed by his more assertive peers at school but gradually finds his own voice through self - discovery and the help of a kind teacher.

One non - adult story related to feet could be about a dancer who has a special connection with her feet. She has been training for years, and her feet are her tools for expressing art. Through the pain and effort of training, her feet carry her through every performance, making her dreams come true on the stage.

Well, in some adventure stories, hypnosis can play an interesting role. For instance, a group of adventurers enter a mysterious temple where there are ancient spells that are similar to hypnosis. These spells might be used to protect the temple's secrets or treasures. The adventurers then have to figure out how to break the spell or use it to their advantage without falling into its full control.

Sure. There could be portal stories about magical portals that lead to enchanted lands full of fairies and talking animals. For example, in some fantasy novels, a young hero discovers a hidden portal in an old forest. When he steps through it, he enters a world where the trees are made of gold and the rivers flow with honey.