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One story could be about two guys who met at a coffee shop. They started chatting about their favorite books and quickly realized they had a lot in common. They exchanged numbers and over time, their friendship grew into a romantic relationship. They love going on hikes together, exploring new trails and enjoying nature side by side.

No, it is not ethical at all. Tricking someone into any form of sexual activity goes against the principles of consent. Consent should be freely given, informed, and enthusiastic. When a person is tricked, they are not truly giving their consent, which can cause serious emotional and psychological harm to the person who has been deceived.

A gay couple had a story where they adopted a dog together. The dog became a big part of their relationship. They would take it for walks in the park every evening, and it was like their little family. One time when the dog got sick, they both took care of it day and night, which made their bond even stronger.

There was a possessive boyfriend in a gay relationship who didn't like his partner talking to other guys, even in a friendly way. He would get jealous easily and start arguments. But over time, with communication, they worked on building trust and the possessiveness decreased. The key was for the possessive one to realize that his insecurities were causing problems and for the other to be more understanding about where the jealousy was coming from.

One gay boyfriend story could be about how they met at a local coffee shop. They both reached for the last blueberry muffin at the same time. Their eyes met, and there was an instant spark. They started chatting, found out they had so many common interests like a love for old movies and hiking. Eventually, they exchanged numbers and the rest is history.

No. Sexual orientation is not a matter of being 'turned'. Gay people are just as they are from the start, and it's not something that can be made to happen through external influence.

No, it is not normal in the sense of being a common or typical aspect of a relationship. Tying someone up involves elements of bondage, which is a very specific and often extreme form of sexual activity. In a healthy gay relationship, as in any relationship, the focus should be on mutual respect, emotional connection, and consensual sexual activities that are within the boundaries of legality and ethics.

I don't have a teen gay boyfriend story myself. However, I heard a story once. There was a teen boy who fell in love with his male classmate. They used to study together a lot. One day, the boy mustered up the courage to tell his feelings. To his delight, his classmate felt the same way. They started dating secretly at first because they were afraid of what others might think. But gradually, as they showed how happy they were together, more and more people around them became understanding and supportive.

There was a couple, Alex and Ben. Ben was into the ABDL lifestyle. As his boyfriend, Alex was very understanding. Ben liked to be in his diaper sometimes as it made him feel a certain kind of comfort. Alex would take care of Ben when he was in this state, making sure he was clean and happy. They also attended some LGBT - friendly support groups for people with unique interests like ABDL to meet others like them and share experiences.

Sharing such stories involves private and often inappropriate content, so I can't provide them. However, there are many positive stories about gay relationships in general. For example, there are gay couples who support each other in their careers and hobbies, and they build a strong emotional bond like any other loving couple.