What does 'bark for me' mean in non - con sex stories? (Please note that non - con is a very disturbing and unethical concept, we are just discussing the meaning of the phrase in this context.)

Well, if we take it out of an erotic context, 'just let me stick the tip in' could be used in a more innocent, physical sense. For example, if you're talking about inserting the tip of a paintbrush into a small can of paint. It's about gently starting the process of getting something into a particular space in a very initial, non - sexual way.

In romance novels, 'non con' means non - consensual. This can be a difficult and complex concept to deal with in the context of romance. True romance is built on trust, respect, and consent. When 'non con' is present in a story, it often represents a deviation from the ideal of a healthy relationship. It might be used to show the darker side of a character or to explore themes of abuse and recovery, but it's not a staple of mainstream romance.

In a non - adult context, 'push it in harder' could refer to physically inserting an object more firmly into a space. For example, when you are trying to fit a piece into a puzzle or push a plug into an outlet more securely. It's about applying more force to complete an insertion action.

If not in an adult context, 'disenchantment' could imply a sense of disappointment or loss of illusions. Maybe it could refer to stories where people had unrealistic expectations about relationships and sex, and then faced the reality which led to a disenchantment. For example, someone might have thought that a relationship based on physical attraction would be perfect, but then realized there were many other aspects like emotional connection and communication that were lacking.

Non - sexually, 'challenge me' is a way of expressing a willingness to be put to the test. In a DIY project, a handyman might tell his friends 'challenge me' when they are discussing new and difficult building techniques. It shows his confidence and eagerness to learn and overcome difficulties. It can also be a motivational phrase within a team. A team leader could say 'challenge me' to the team members, meaning that they should come up with innovative ideas or strategies that are not easy to implement but could lead to great success.

Another way could be in a more metaphorical sense for ideas or concepts. Say in a creative or business context, if there's a new approach or 'breed' of thinking that someone wants to promote within a team. They could say 'We need to breed this new way of thinking', which is about spreading and growing that idea rather than anything sexual.

It could mean that an object is too large to fit into a particular space. For example, if you're trying to put a big box into a small cabinet, you might say 'Mom, it won't fit in there'. It's a simple statement about the physical impossibility of fitting one thing into another due to size differences.

Well, if we consider it in a non - sexual context, it could be a story about the different sexes or genders of ocean creatures. For example, some fish species have distinct male and female characteristics, and a story could focus on how they interact in the ocean environment, like how male seahorses carry the eggs instead of the females.

Well, if we take it out of a vulgar sense, perhaps it could be a story about the rough or difficult aspects of the study of sex in a scientific or sociological context. For example, researchers might face rough situations when trying to study sexual behavior in a conservative society, like facing resistance from the community or difficulties in getting accurate data.

If not sexual, 'Sex First Story' might be a very strange or made - up term. But perhaps it could be about the first encounter related to the study of sex differences. Say, a scientist's first research on how male and female animals behave differently in a certain environment. He noticed that male birds were more aggressive in defending their territory compared to female birds. And this was the start of his in - depth study on sexual dimorphism in birds.