What are some common themes in obsessive possessive love stories without the erotic aspect?

One common theme could be power dynamics. It shows how a female character takes charge and leads in various situations, whether it's in a business setting or in a group adventure. For example, in some adventure stories, a female leader might guide her team through difficult terrains and make crucial decisions.

A common theme in obsessive love stories is the blurring of boundaries. The obsessed lover may not respect the personal space or boundaries of the beloved. Unrequited love is also often seen. One person is deeply in love in an obsessive way while the other may not feel the same. And there is often a sense of desperation. The obsessed character will go to great lengths, sometimes extreme and unethical lengths, to keep the love alive.

One popular one is 'Fifty Shades of Grey'. It involves a rather possessive relationship. The male lead, Christian Grey, has an obsessive need to control certain aspects of the female lead's life while also being deeply in love with her.

Another theme could be self - sacrifice. The obsessive woman might be willing to give up everything for the person she loves. She may sacrifice her own dreams, career, or relationships with others just to be close to the object of her affection.

One common theme is the loss of self - control. The obsessed character often loses their ability to act rationally due to their extreme feelings. For example, in 'Fatal Attraction', the woman's obsession makes her act in ways that are completely out of line with normal behavior.

Jealousy is a common theme. The obsessed character often gets jealous easily, fearing to lose the object of their love. For example, in many fanfictions, when the love interest talks to someone else, the obsessed one might overreact.

One common theme is excessive monitoring. The person with the disorder will keep a very close eye on the object of their affection, like following them around or constantly checking their social media. Another theme is lack of boundaries. They might show up uninvited to the person's home or workplace. And often, there's an inability to accept rejection. Even when clearly told the feelings are not mutual, they continue to pursue the person.

Wingrized stories can be about various things. For example, they could be adventure stories where the characters have wings and embark on a journey to discover a hidden land. They might face challenges like bad weather, strange creatures, and difficult terrains during their flight.

There are many monster growth stories in the realm of fantasy. For example, in the 'How to Train Your Dragon' series, Toothless grows from a somewhat wild and unruly young dragon into a powerful and loyal companion. His growth is shown through his increasing skills in flying, his bond with Hiccup, and his ability to face greater challenges over time.

Another example could be the movie 'Interstellar'. It's about a group of astronauts who travel through a wormhole in search of a new habitable planet as Earth is becoming uninhabitable. They face extreme conditions in different planets, such as huge tidal waves on one planet and time dilation near a black hole. It's a story of sacrifice and the hope of saving humanity, not related to anything erotic.