Can you share a common plot in a 'phrogging true story'?

Not necessarily. Phrogging is often used in fictional works for creating suspense and thrill, but it doesn't mean it's always rooted in actual events. It could just be a made-up idea to engage the audience.

I'm not sure which specific 'phrogging true story' you are referring to. Generally, 'phrogging' is when someone secretly lives in another person's home without their knowledge. It could be about a particular case where a person noticed strange things in their house like food disappearing, items being moved, and later found out someone was living in their attic or basement.

One true story of a nefarious plot was the Watergate scandal. A group of people associated with President Nixon's re - election campaign planned to break into the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate complex. Their aim was to steal information and gain an unfair advantage in the upcoming elections. This led to a huge political crisis and eventually Nixon's resignation.

A common plot could be that a student discovers a teacher's past mistake, like an old academic dishonesty case when the teacher was a student. Then the student tries to blackmail the teacher into giving good grades.

In 'A Christmas True Love Story', perhaps there is a single parent who is struggling during the holidays. Then a kind-hearted person enters their life. This person might initially offer help with Christmas preparations, like buying presents for the kids. As they spend more time together, real love begins to blossom. It could also involve some sort of Christmas miracle that helps them overcome any obstacles in their relationship.

One common plot could be that the man wears a saree as part of a disguise. Maybe he is trying to infiltrate an all - female event or place to gather some information. He then has to learn how to move, talk and act like a woman while wearing the saree to avoid being detected.

One common theme is loyalty. Brothers often stick together through thick and thin. Another is rivalry, as they might compete for their parents' attention or in other aspects of life. And family support is also a big theme, where they help each other out in times of need.

Sorry, I don't know the specific plot of 'our almost true love story' as you haven't provided more details about it.

I'm not sure specifically which 'Bonds of Love' true story you are referring to. There could be many stories with that name. It could be about a deep emotional connection between people, perhaps a family bond, a friendship that overcomes difficulties, or a romantic relationship that endures through tough times.

One real story of phrogging could be about a family who noticed small, strange things in their home. Food disappearing, items moved slightly. They later found out that someone had been secretly living in their attic. The phrogger had found a way into the attic through an unlocked window and had been living there for weeks, using their bathroom at night when the family was asleep.