Are there any books or movies about cute hot wives that involve non - sexual passionate relationships?

Sure. There are many stories where a hot blonde character has a relationship with a horse in a non - sexual sense. It could be a story about a girl who rescues a horse. She might be a blonde and her story of taking care of the horse, building a bond with it, can be really inspiring. This kind of story shows the beauty of the human - animal connection.

Yes, there are some books and movies that depict married dads in same - sex relationships in a non - sexual, family - centered way. For example, some family - drama movies show the daily life and challenges of same - sex couples who are raising children together, focusing on themes like love, acceptance, and co - parenting.

Yes, there are some movies like 'Call Me by Your Name'. It beautifully portrays a gay relationship with themes of love, self - discovery, and the nuances of young love without focusing on inappropriate aspects. It shows the emotional and psychological aspects of the relationship in a very touching way.

Yes, for example, in the movie 'Father of the Bride', the father's love and care for his daughter during her wedding preparation are shown. He is a 'hot daddy' in the sense of being a loving and responsible father.

In literature, there might be stories where straight - identified women explore deep emotional connections with other women. For example, some coming - of - age novels might touch on this aspect in a more platonic or self - discovery context. It helps to break the stereotype that relationships between women are always sexual and shows the complexity of human emotions and attractions.

Yes, there are some books that deal with complex relationships between spouses in a non - sexual 'taboo' way. For example, in some novels, a wife may have a hidden past or a secret ambition that creates a sense of taboo within the marriage. Movies also explore this, like stories where a wife has a long - lost relative that she hides from her husband for some reason, creating an air of mystery and a kind of relationship taboo that has nothing to do with sex.

There are some movies that touch on relationships in an appropriate way. For example, some Bollywood movies might show the dynamics between colleagues and married women in a platonic or family - oriented context. One such movie could be 'English Vinglish' which shows a woman's journey in a new environment including her interactions with people around her, though not exactly focused on coworker relationship in the sense you might expect but gives an idea of how Indian women handle different relationships in a family - friendly manner.

Another example is the TV show 'The L Word'. It has multiple storylines about lesbian relationships. While it does touch on sexual aspects at times, it also delves deeply into the non - sexual aspects of relationships such as friendship within the lesbian community, career challenges for lesbians, and family relationships.

There could be some tabloid - style stories out there that claim to be about this sort of thing, but they are often just for shock value and lack any real substance. In the world of proper literature and cinema, this is not a typical topic as it goes against moral and ethical values. We usually see stories about healthy relationships, adventures in the Caribbean that are more family - friendly or about solo self - discovery.

Yes, there are many. For example, some audio stories might be about a wife's self - discovery journey, like her pursuit of a long - lost hobby or a new career path. These stories are inspiring and show the strength and independence of women in different aspects of life.