Well, if we consider 'Bulma' from Dragon Ball series, 'has no balls' could be a really out - of - context and inappropriate description. In a fanfic, it might be some sort of extreme creative liberty taken by the writer. Maybe it's a play on the character's personality in a very unorthodox way, like suggesting she lacks courage or some kind of 'masculine' trait (even though that's a very sexist view). But overall, it's a very odd and hard - to - understand title without more context.
I'm not entirely sure what this specific 'bulma has no balls fanfic' is about. 'Bulma' is a well - known character. But the phrase 'has no balls' is very colloquial and can mean different things. In the context of a fanfic, it could be a metaphorical statement about her character. For example, it could imply that she doesn't have the 'guts' or boldness in a certain situation. Or it could be a completely wacky and non - sensical title created just to be attention - grabbing.
Definitely not. Titles should be inviting and appropriate. Using such a phrase in a title can turn off a lot of readers and also gives a very unprofessional and unappealing impression. Even if it's a fanfic, there are still standards of decency to uphold.
Well, 'dude has huge balls' could simply mean that the person, the 'dude', is very brave or daring in a non - sexual way. For example, if someone takes on a really difficult task without hesitation, like climbing a very dangerous mountain or standing up to a bully, you might say they have 'huge balls' to imply they have a lot of courage.
The phrase 'hung boy balls popped story' is very ambiguous. 'Hung' could potentially mean a boy who is strong - built or perhaps has a certain physical appearance. 'Balls' if not taken in an inappropriate context, could be balls like toy balls or sports balls. 'Popped' then might imply that these balls burst or were damaged in some way. So it could be a story about a boy and something that happened to his balls (in a non - vulgar sense), but again, it's just a guess without more context.
I'm not entirely sure without more context. It could potentially be a very strange or creative fictional story about a wife in a bathtub and something related to tied balls, but it's very unclear.
Yamcha could potentially betray Bulma. Even though they have a history together, in a fanfic scenario, he could be jealous of Bulma's growing closeness with Vegeta or her scientific achievements. So, he might do something to undermine her, like spreading false rumors about her work.
I'm not entirely sure what this specific phrase means as it's rather unclear and ungrammatical. It could potentially be a very strange or made - up description. Maybe 'big black' refers to an object or a creature that is large and black, and'smell his balls' could be some sort of odd action, but without more context it's really hard to say for certain.
It's really hard to say for sure without more context. 'Big black balls' could potentially refer to some physical objects, like large black spherical items. And 'tiny manly story' might imply a story related to a small but masculine - themed situation. But this is all just speculation.
Well, 'gay' indicates homosexuality. 'Toothless' could be the name of a character perhaps, like the dragon from 'How to Train Your Dragon' but that's just a wild guess. And 'yiff' is a term from the furry community which is often adult - themed so I'm not sure what kind of story this would be. It could potentially be a very unique, fictional story created by someone with a very specific and perhaps niche set of interests.
I'm not entirely sure what this specific phrase means. It seems rather unclear and perhaps made up randomly. It could potentially be some sort of creative or made - up story concept about big black balls having a sense of smell related to'me', but without more context, it's hard to be definite.
It's a rather strange and unclear statement. It could potentially be a very creative or symbolic story about a son and some large spherical objects in relation to a mother, but without more context it's hard to be certain.