What are some common 'punished by women stories' in literature?

Yes, they can be. In some classic literature, there are instances of punished wife stories. For example, in certain Victorian novels, wives were often 'punished' in a sense for not conforming to the strict social norms of the time. Their 'punishment' might be social isolation or being forced to abide by more rigid household rules.

In 'A Little Princess', Sara Crewe was punished by the mean Miss Minchin. She was made to live in the attic and do hard work. But this only made her stronger and more kind - hearted.

One common reason is misbehavior. For example, if a boy is being rude or disrespectful to a woman, she may punish him to teach him proper manners.

Disobedience is a very common reason. If they don't follow the rules set by women in authority, like a mother's rule about coming home on time or a teacher's rule about classroom behavior.

In some stories, a strict female coach might punish boys on the sports team. If they slack off during practice or don't follow the rules, she could make them do extra drills. Also, in a traditional family, an aunt who is strict might punish a boy for being disrespectful at a family gathering. She could give him a stern talking - to and make him apologize publicly.

One common scenario could be a boy not doing his homework and a strict female teacher punishing him by making him stay after class to complete it. Another might be a boy disobeying his strict mother at home, like not cleaning his room, and she punishes him by taking away his video game privileges.

One story could be a man who was constantly late for family dinners. His wife finally punished him by making him do all the dishes for a week. He learned his lesson and started being punctual.

No. Erotica stories in general are not considered appropriate in mainstream literature as they often involve vulgar and unethical content. 'Punished erotica stories' would likely involve themes that are not only inappropriate but also potentially disturbing and against moral standards.

Some stories involve a woman being swept off her feet by a heroic figure. For example, in a historical setting, a knight in shining armor comes to rescue her from a difficult situation. This taps into the idea of feeling protected and desired by someone strong and noble.

In Shakespeare's 'The Taming of the Shrew', Katherine is a strong - willed woman who initially punishes Petruchio with her sharp tongue and unyielding attitude. Petruchio tries to 'tame' her but she gives him a hard time at first.