What are some good sources for stories if my wife needs more story?

One classic source is Grimm's Fairy Tales. It contains a collection of well - known and enchanting stories like 'Cinderella' and 'Snow White'. These stories are full of magic, moral lessons, and interesting characters.

Another option is to join some cat - lover groups on social media platforms like Facebook or Instagram. There, members often share their own experiences and heartwarming stories about their furry feline friends.

You can start by subscribing to some story magazines or apps like 'Reader's Digest' or 'Audible' which have a wide range of stories. Then you can share the interesting ones with your wife.

Online platforms like Project Gutenberg are great. It offers thousands of free e - books which include a huge variety of stories. Another option is Amazon Kindle store, where you can find both free and paid books with interesting stories.

Rather than seeking out stories with this unethical theme, you could explore other types of stories like adventure stories, romantic comedies that are based on healthy relationships.

Perhaps it could be about a wife's need for emotional connection. A story could be that a wife feels neglected because her husband is always busy at work. She needs him to click (in a sense of connect) with her on an emotional level. They go through a rough patch but then manage to re - establish their connection through honest communication and spending quality time together.

You can start with memories. Recall some interesting events from your life together or your own past experiences and turn them into stories. Add some fictional elements to make them more exciting.

Finding good sources for these specific free stories is not easy. Some niche fiction platforms might be a place to start. For example, platforms that focus on different relationship power dynamics in fictional stories. You can also try searching on platforms where new and emerging writers share their works. But be aware that the legality and ethical aspects of such content can be a bit murky. And, you should always respect the boundaries and sensitivities of others when exploring such topics.

One great source is NPR (National Public Radio). They often have segments or shows that feature stories about relationships, including those of husbands and wives. Another is Spotify, which has various podcasts dedicated to relationship stories that are clean and family - friendly.

You can start by checking out local libraries. They often have collections of folklore and cultural stories where you might come across stories related to a collared wife in a non - sexual context. Another option is to search on websites that focus on family - oriented or cultural literature.