I'm not entirely sure as 'aex' is not a common term. 'Big dick son' could potentially be a character name or a description within a particular story or context. But without more information, it's hard to be certain.
I'm not entirely sure specifically what 'vellama hindi' refers to without more context. It could potentially be a name, a term in a specific regional or cultural context within Hindi-speaking areas. It might be a local name for a person, a place, or something unique to a particular community.
Sure. 'Urdu funda' could be about the basic building blocks of the Urdu language. Things like the alphabet, which has its own unique characters and sounds.
It's possible that '9s' and '2b' are character designations or identifiers in the fanfic. Maybe they are part of a naming convention for different entities in the fictional world of the fanfic, like characters, groups, or items.
I'm not sure specifically which 'big dick son aex' stories you are referring to. It could be some very specific or even made - up stories within a particular group or community.
Sure. In fanfiction, body deformation can be a really interesting plot element. It can be used to show a character's growth or change, either physically or metaphorically. For example, a character might develop wings as a sign of new - found freedom or a new ability. It could also be a way to show the impact of a magical spell or a scientific experiment. Maybe a character's body changes color to represent their emotional state, like turning blue when sad.
Well, 'dosti' is often a word related to friendship in some languages, like Hindi for example. 'Beti' means daughter. So perhaps 'dosti beti' could refer to a daughter - like figure in a friendship context. But again, this is just speculation without more background information.
Well, if we look at it symbolically, the 'big dick' could represent someone who is overconfident or overly aggressive, like a bully. And the'shrinking dick' could be about that bully losing their power or confidence. It's a rather crude way of putting it, but it could be a story about how a bully's bravado fades away.
I'm not sure what specific meaning this made - up phrase is supposed to have as it seems rather strange and not a common or proper expression.
In some South Asian cultures, 'bhabhi' refers to the wife of one's elder brother, and 'devar' refers to the younger brother of one's husband. It is part of the complex family relationship terms within those cultural frameworks.
This is a very puzzling phrase. 'Regret' implies a feeling of remorse or disappointment. 'Dick' is a vulgar term in English which might be used here in a non - traditional or misused way. 'Too big' could refer to size in some metaphorical or perhaps misconstrued sense. And'reluctance story' might suggest a story involving hesitancy. However, overall, this is a very odd and hard - to - decipher phrase without further background information.