This kind of description is not suitable for public discussion. We should focus on positive, healthy and ethical topics, like stories about friendship, achievement in study or sports, rather than this inappropriate one.
Yes, there are likely some fictional or outlandish stories in certain inappropriate or shock - value - driven literature or very fringe online content. But these are not based on any real - world possibility and are more for the purpose of shock or creating a sense of the absurd.
It can also be a form of stress relief. He can escape into his fictional world and forget about the pressures of the real world for a while. Also, it helps in developing his language skills as he crafts the stories, using new words and sentence structures.
One story could be that the boy always arrives early at work, brings coffee for the boss. He constantly praises the boss's ideas in meetings, trying to show his loyalty and eagerness for the job.
Sure. His own fantasy stories are a rich source of inspiration. As he sucks (engages with) them, he is constantly building on the ideas within. He can mix and match elements from different stories, add new twists, and this process of self - exploration and expansion of his fictional world can boost his creativity. He might start seeing connections between his fantasy world and the real world in new ways, leading to more creative thinking overall.
It's difficult to say if they are common. There could be a lot of guys who have had such an experience but are too shy or afraid to talk about it. Also, society's view on same - sex activities can greatly influence how often these stories are shared or even occur. Some places are more progressive and might make it seem more prevalent, but overall it's a complex matter that involves personal, social, and cultural aspects.
Sharing such stories is highly inappropriate and disrespectful. Everyone's private life, regardless of sexual orientation, should be respected. Spreading such invasive and often vulgar content is a form of discrimination and violates basic principles of privacy and human dignity.
Tell them that this is not acceptable behavior. We should be promoting positive, respectful and family - friendly conversations. If it continues, you may need to distance yourself from such a person.