Imagine a group of tourists visiting a rural area. They decided to take a walk outside. As they walked through a field, they came across a flock of cocks. There were dozens of them. The cocks were not afraid of the tourists and continued their activities. Some were fighting over food, others were preening their feathers. The tourists were amazed by this sight of so many cocks outside and one of them wrote a story about it later, which could be an 'outside taking lots of cock story'.
Another way to look at it could be in a more symbolic sense. The roosters could represent something else, like new beginnings or assertiveness. So the story could be about experiencing a lot of that energy or those qualities while being outside. For instance, if someone is outside starting a new project and they see a bunch of roosters, they might feel inspired by their boldness and the story could be about that.
I'm not sure specifically what this 'taking 1st big cock story' is. It could be a very specific or even a made - up story within a particular context that I'm not familiar with.
The shock can be quite overwhelming. You might want to find a quiet place to sit and process what you just saw. Maybe talk to a friend (without going into too much detail) just to get some perspective. Give yourself some time to get used to the idea and then face your roommate when you're more composed.
In a fictional context, perhaps it could be about an amateur athlete who takes on a very difficult or 'huge' challenge in their sport, like a young golfer attempting a very long and challenging course for the first time.
There are no appropriate stories about strangers taking someone else's wife anywhere without proper consent. Such actions are unethical and illegal in a moral and legal context.
Sure. An amateur hiker might decide to take on a huge and challenging mountain peak. They may not have much experience but are full of enthusiasm. They start the journey, facing difficulties like rough terrains and bad weather, but keep going.
One possible theme could be competition if 'taking 1st' implies being the first in a race or a contest. Another might be growth, like if the 'big cock' represents something that has grown large and the story is about the process of dealing with it for the first time.
This statement suggests that the initial story about a rooster was so fulfilling that it ended the person's curiosity about roosters. For instance, if the story detailed the rooster's crowing habits, how it interacts with other farm animals, and its importance in the farm ecosystem, it could leave the listener with a sense of having complete knowledge about roosters, at least for the time being.