What are the possible interpretations of'my bully owns my mom' stories?

First, you should talk to your mom about this situation. Let her know how you feel and that you don't like the bully having those stories. Then, if possible, you could confront the bully together with your mom and firmly ask the bully to stop spreading or using those stories.

Another way to look at it could be in a neighborhood setting. The bully is a troublemaker in the neighborhood. He might do things that make the mom feel pressured or restricted. For instance, he might play loud music all night which annoys the mom but she feels powerless to stop him, as if he has some sort of 'ownership' over her peace of mind.

One possible interpretation could be that if we assume it's a wrong way of saying'stacked with stories', it means your mom has a lot of stories. Maybe she has had many interesting life experiences that she can share.

One possible consequence is the breakdown of the marriage. If the wife is being 'owned' by the boss in an improper way, it would create a huge rift between the husband and wife. Another consequence could be the employee losing his job. If he tries to oppose the boss's unethical behavior towards his wife, the boss might retaliate by firing him.

The children may become withdrawn. For example, they may stop sharing their thoughts and feelings with others, including their mom.

It might also be stories about the experiences and adventures that a wife has in a social or relationship setting that involves other men and women. It could be about her interactions, friendships, or more complex relationship dynamics within such a group.

One interpretation could be that it's about her strength and determination. If she was literally pulling a train (maybe a small model train in a competition), it would show her tenacity. So the stories could revolve around her competing and winning in such an unusual event.

Well, in some coming - of - age stories, a mother's submissive nature can be a guiding force. It can be like she's submissive to the natural growth process of her child. She allows the child to make mistakes and learn, instead of being overly controlling. This shows a kind of submissive patience that is positive as it helps the child develop independence. Also, in a story of a mother in a community, her submissive attitude towards helping others can be a positive trait, as she devotes herself to the betterment of the community without seeking personal glory.

Perhaps it's a creative or even misnamed concept. If we break it down, "mom" is a common term for mother, but "three hole" is really puzzling. It might be related to some sort of fantasy or fictional scenario where there are three aspects or places associated with a mother figure in a story, but this is just speculation.

One possible interpretation could be that'sx' is a misspelling of'six'. So it could be stories about a mom and six things. Maybe six lessons she taught her children, like honesty, kindness, hard work, etc.