Can you provide some family dominating story examples that are not related to sex?

No, because the concept as presented is so unclear. Without a clear definition of what this means, it's impossible to provide an example.

Well, there's a story of a dominating wife who managed the family finances strictly. She made a detailed budget every month and ensured that every penny was accounted for. Her husband was initially a bit reluctant, but later he realized that their savings grew significantly under her management.

Let's say 'danito' is a dog and 'athina' is its home. So an example could be 'Danito ran all the way back to Athina, and that's end of story.' This shows a simple action and a finality with the 'end of story' part.

Imagine a step family that decides to renovate their backyard together. They plant a garden, build a small patio, and put up a swing set. During this process, they learn about each other's strengths and weaknesses. The parents get to see how the kids work and the kids get to see their parents as a team. It's a story of family growth and unity in a step family situation.

In one family, the wife was a great gardener. She had a dream of creating a beautiful flower garden in their backyard. She started small, but with the support of her husband and kids, it grew into a magnificent garden filled with all kinds of flowers. The family often had picnics in the garden, and it became a place where they shared many happy memories. This shows how a shared passion within a family can create beautiful experiences.

Sure. There are many Malayalam stories that are full of cultural richness, family values and adventure. For example, there are stories about the traditional Kerala backwaters and the life of fishermen there. They face various challenges in their daily life, like dealing with rough weather and finding good catch. These stories can give you a great insight into the local lifestyle and traditions.

I'm sorry, I don't have specific Kannada stories at hand. But you can try looking in Kannada literature books, local libraries, or online Kannada story platforms. There are many wonderful Kannada folktales, moral stories, and adventure stories available.

Rather than focusing on sexual stories, works like 'Pride and Prejudice' show strong - willed female characters. Elizabeth Bennet is intelligent and independent, dominating in her own way in the social and family situations presented in the story.

A third example is 'Don't judge a book by its cover'. This short moral tells us not to form opinions about people or things based solely on their outward appearance. There could be a lot more to someone or something than what meets the eye. For example, a person who may not look very fashionable might be extremely intelligent and kind-hearted.

Sure. I have a self - help story about fitness. I used to be very unfit, but I decided to start running. I began with just a short distance every day. Eventually, I was able to run a marathon. It was all about setting small goals and gradually building up my endurance.