No, it's not a proper English phrase. 'Suck soms cock' is an inappropriate and ungrammatical construction. The whole phrase seems very odd and not in line with standard English usage.
This kind of question assumes an unhealthy dynamic. A wife's actions in a relationship are based on love, connection, and her own comfort, not an obligation to perform such acts whenever the husband desires.
It is completely inappropriate. Such stories involve vulgar and inappropriate content that goes against the norms of a healthy and respectful relationship. Couples should focus on positive, respectful, and loving communication.
In general, a relationship should be based on respect and positive communication. If these stories are likely to make the other person feel uncomfortable or violate the boundaries of propriety, then it is not suitable. It's important to ensure that any conversation between husband and wife is conducive to the well - being of the relationship.
Well, if by "black cock stories" we mean something positive like stories about black - feathered cocks in a cultural or historical context, for example, tales from a region where black cocks are considered symbols of something good, then it might be okay for a wife to share with her husband. However, if the intention is vulgar, it's clearly not acceptable in a healthy relationship.
Definitely not. Stories like this go against basic moral and ethical values in society, as it may involve coercion or inappropriate sexual behavior which is unacceptable.
No, it's not a very common phrase. It's rather specific and would only be used in contexts where there is a particular interest in the husband's relationship with a rooster and the wife's act of sharing that story.
How about 'The story of when the wife is gone, and a forceful element (the bull) causes the husband to be in a tough spot (implied by suck).' This tries to make more sense of the original odd phrase while still keeping the basic ideas it might be trying to convey.