This kind of expression is not suitable for public discussion. But if we had to say something, we could think of it as a very wrong - way of expressing a situation where a son has some very prominent feature that might draw his mother's notice, but we should always avoid using such vulgar - like expressions.
The phrase is not only inappropriate but also hard to give a proper meaning in a normal way. However, if we were to force an interpretation, it might be about a son having a remarkable characteristic that captivates his mother's attention, but again, this is really stretching it given the improper language used.
This phrase is rather strange and unclear. If we were to consider it in a non - vulgar sense, perhaps it could be about a son having some extraordinary or attention - grabbing quality that amazes his mother, but the original wording is very inappropriate and not acceptable in normal communication.
Maybe it could mean an old tale that has some elements related to gender roles. For instance, stories where men and women had different social expectations in the past, like how men were the breadwinners and women took care of the household. These are not sexual in nature but are related to the idea of the sexes in society.
We should focus on positive, healthy and ethical topics in communication, rather than such improper statements.
I'm not sure specifically about a story related to a large rooster named as such. But there could be many rural or farming - related true stories where a large rooster might be part of the narrative. Maybe it was the biggest and most dominant one in a flock.
We could say 'The son's remarkable achievement mesmerizes his mom'.
I'm not entirely sure what this is supposed to convey. It could be an example of very poor grammar or perhaps an attempt at creating some sort of shock value with inappropriate language. In proper English, we would not expect to see such a phrase in normal communication.
It could be a very strange and perhaps fictional story about someone named Stster having an odd or comical interaction, but without more context it's really hard to tell.
Well, if not in a vulgar sense, 'huge cock' could potentially be a misnomer or a very strange way of referring to something large. Maybe it's a big rooster on the family farm that the stepmom has some sort of story related to. But this is a very odd and uncommonly used way to phrase it if not being inappropriate.
Also, in some nautical terms, 'cock' has been used in the past for certain parts of a ship's equipment. So in that sense, 'large cock' could potentially refer to a relatively large part of that equipment, though these terms are not so commonly used in modern nautical language.
In a non - inappropriate way, 'tricking mom' might be about fooling her in a light - hearted manner. Say, you tell her you lost something she gave you and then show it to her all along. It's like a little white lie just to create a moment of surprise or amusement.
Maybe it could mean a story where gay individuals are swept up in a creative or cultural wave. For instance, in a new art movement where gay artists are at the forefront, and their stories of being part of this exciting new trend can be seen as being'swept up'. It could also refer to a situation where they are swept up in a journey of self - discovery and acceptance within a broader context.