What are some common themes in 'guy sucks for girl' stories that are not erotic?

I don't think they are overly common. Most wives are committed to their marriages. But it can happen in some cases where there are problems in the relationship at home. For example, if a wife is unhappy with her husband, she might be more vulnerable to the attention of a guy in a bar.

A theme can also be about confidence. In a 'girl sucks boy' story, the girl might be more self - assured and bold. For instance, if there's a public speaking event at school or work. The girl might get up on stage and deliver a powerful speech with great poise. The boy, being more timid, might struggle to even start his speech. This contrast in confidence can lead to a situation where the boy feels bad about himself. It shows how the girl's strength in confidence can overshadow the boy in a way that sucks for him.

A 'guy sucks for girl' situation can be positive when it's based on mutual respect. If the guy is showing his interest in a respectful way, like asking about her day, her interests, and really listening to her answers, it can build a healthy connection. For example, he might remember the little details she mentions and surprise her with something related later. This shows he values her as a person, not just for any physical or sexual reasons.

Well, one common theme could be forbidden love. For example, in some stories, a girl might be in love with someone she's not supposed to be with, like a person from a different social class or a family rival. Another theme could be self - discovery. The girl in the story may go through a journey of understanding her own sexuality and desires. And also, there might be themes related to power dynamics, such as a girl being in a relationship where one partner has more power over the other.

One common theme is self - discovery. When a guy becomes a girl, they often have to explore their new identity, figure out who they are now in this different body. For example, in 'The Danish Girl', Lili Elbe had to come to terms with her true self as a woman.

One common theme is self - consciousness. Often, either the tall girl or the short guy might feel a bit self - conscious about their height difference at first. For example, in social situations like parties or going out in public. Another theme is acceptance. As they get to know each other better, they accept each other's height and see past it. For instance, in the story where the tall girl and short guy worked together, they focused on each other's abilities rather than height.

One story could be that a wife who was feeling neglected at home went to a bar. There, she met a guy who seemed really interested in her. They started talking and she ended up sharing all her problems with him. Eventually, she got so caught up in the attention that she started to rely on his company more and more, which put a strain on her marriage. It was like she was being'sucked' into this new relationship in the bar setting.

I'm not aware of any positive or appropriate stories with such a vulgar concept in mainstream literature. Literature usually focuses on more positive, moral and inclusive themes.

One common theme is the power dynamics. There's often a male protagonist around whom the harem of girls revolve. The girls may compete for his attention in different ways, like through their unique skills or personalities.