lured into lies

One story could be that a wife lured her husband into taking a long - awaited vacation. She secretly planned the whole trip, booked the tickets and accommodation. She lured him by creating a mystery around the destination. When she finally revealed it, he was overjoyed and they had a wonderful time together.

I don't think it is. It seems to be a fictional creation with elements made up for entertainment.

Big Little Lies was a science fiction novel about Rick and his brother, Klingon. The ending of the story is not explicitly stated, but it can be guessed that the ending will involve some complicated philosophical and moral issues. In the plot of the novel, Rick and Klingon were trapped in a world similar to a parallel universe. In this world, technology was highly developed, but society was corrupt. People lied to each other and used each other. Rick and the Klingons had both tried to change the world but failed. At the end of the story, it was not clear whether Rick and the Klingons had successfully returned to their own universe or whether they were still in this world. However, it was possible that they would eventually realize that their efforts were not effective in changing the world and might feel lost and depressed. At the same time, they may also face some moral and philosophical problems, such as whether they should continue to deceive and betray others for their own interests or whether they should try to find a more equal and just social system.

I'm not entirely sure specifically which 'Lured Innocence' true story you're referring to. It could be about many things, like the luring of an innocent person into a dangerous situation, perhaps a criminal act such as fraud or kidnapping where the perpetrator targets someone naive or trusting.

No, it is not ethical at all. Spreading such a story violates a woman's privacy and dignity. It can also cause great harm to the woman involved, including mental distress and damage to her reputation.

Since I don't know the exact 'Lured Innocence' story, I can't say for sure who the main characters are. But generally, there would likely be an innocent person or group who are being lured, and then there would be the lurer, who could be a criminal, a manipulator, or someone with ulterior motives.

One common scenario could be in a social setting where someone is befriended by a person with an ulterior motive. For example, in a new club or community, a person might seem overly friendly and gradually introduce gay - themed ideas or experiences. Another could be through false online personas. Some people might create fake profiles on social media or dating apps, pretending to be someone interested in a normal friendship but then gradually leading the conversation towards gay - related stories, often with the aim of making the other person more accepting or even involved in such situations.

No, it's not. Lured Innocence is a fictional creation and not based on real events.

It's quite a tricky situation. They might face difficulties breathing as the space reduces. Also, they could encounter unexpected obstacles or even discover some hidden secrets within the cave while trying to get out.

The wife has a passion for handmade crafts. She wants to start a business selling them. She lures her husband by first involving him in the creative process. She shows him how much joy it brings and how they could share this joy with customers. Then she explains the market demand she has researched and how they can make a good income. With her enthusiasm and logical reasoning, he becomes part of the new business.