No. Common expressions are those that are widely understood and used in appropriate contexts. 'Pulling a train on mom story' is neither appropriate nor widely known, so it is not a common expression.
I'm not entirely sure what specific 'pulling a train on mom story' you are referring to. It could potentially be a very inappropriate or made - up phrase that doesn't have a common, positive meaning. It's important to use respectful language when talking about family relationships.
No. Such stories typically involve inappropriate and unethical situations. In a healthy society, we should focus on positive and respectful relationship stories.
I'm not sure what you specifically mean by 'wife pulling a train stories' as it's not a common, positive or ethical concept. It could potentially refer to some very strange or inappropriate fictional scenarios that involve a woman in a demeaning or non - consensual situation, which is not acceptable, so I can't provide relevant stories.
This phrase is quite ambiguous. If we break it down, 'talk... into' is about persuasion. But 'pulling a train' is really puzzling. It could be a creative or even a made - up idea in a story. For example, in some fictional or very strange tales, 'pulling a train' could symbolize taking on a difficult or strange task, but as for convincing a wife to do it, it's really difficult to understand without more details about what this 'train - pulling' actually represents.
One interpretation could be that it's about her strength and determination. If she was literally pulling a train (maybe a small model train in a competition), it would show her tenacity. So the stories could revolve around her competing and winning in such an unusual event.
I'm not sure there are positive or appropriate 'wife pulling train with young guys' stories in a proper sense. This kind of description might imply inappropriate or unethical behavior. Instead, we should focus on positive family stories like a wife and husband working together to build a happy family with their children.
First, you need to clarify what 'pulling a train' really means in the context of your story. Is it a literal train or some symbolic representation? Then, you can set the scene by introducing the relationship between the husband and the wife. Maybe start with the husband having this wild idea and his initial attempts to persuade his wife.
The very idea of 'pulling a train on unconscious wife stories' is full of ethical red flags. Consent is the cornerstone of any ethical interaction. In this case, the wife being unconscious means she is unable to give consent. This is not only a violation of her individual rights but also a breach of the ethical and moral fabric of society. Such actions are not only wrong in the context of a marriage but also in the broader sense of human relationships and the law, which exists to protect the vulnerable from such exploitation.