How can I find out what stories my mom really loves?

You could start by asking her directly about her favorite genres. It's the simplest and most straightforward way.

I'm not sure what specific stories your mom loves without more context. It could be mystery novels, love stories, or adventure tales. Maybe she likes stories about family and relationships.

Some community centers or organizations that promote black culture and empowerment may have their own publications or know of stories related to this. For example, a local African - American cultural center might have brochures or even hold events where such stories are shared. You can also ask teachers or educators in schools, as they might be aware of educational resources that contain these types of stories.

It could be a story about the deep and unconditional love a mom has for her child, showing it in various ways.

Search for DIY or home improvement blogs. Many of them have stories about projects that involve screwing. For example, blogs about building a bookshelf or assembling a piece of furniture often have detailed accounts of the screwing process and any interesting things that happened during it.

You could look for cartoons with relatable characters and storylines. Ones that deal with common emotions and experiences might be a good start.

She can simply ask him. Have a casual conversation over dinner or during a car ride and just say, 'Hey, what are your favorite stories?'

If you know Cristina's friends or people who are likely to have similar interests as her, you can ask them. They might be able to give you some insights into the visual novels that Cristina loves. Also, you could look for any reviews or articles she may have written about visual novels if she is into writing about her interests.

If you find such a situation, it's a very serious matter. You should quickly check if she is breathing. If not, you might need to start CPR if you are trained to do so. At the same time, call an ambulance. And when help arrives, stay calm and provide any necessary information about her health history.

It's not a suitable or common topic to discuss. Moms deserve respect and positive portrayals, not something like this that might be seen as odd or inappropriate.