Can you share any positive stories about married straight people choosing a cockerel?

Well, in some rural areas, married couples might choose a cock for various reasons. For example, they might select a cock for cockfighting competitions which used to be a traditional entertainment in some places. They would look for a strong and healthy cock with vibrant feathers.

Sure. There are straight - married people who support gay friends in their weddings. They help with the planning, attend the ceremonies, and celebrate the love. It shows that their straight - married status doesn't stop them from being inclusive.

Yes. In a neighborhood, a gay couple befriends a straight couple. They often have barbecues together and share their gardening tips. Their kids also play together, showing that sexual orientation doesn't matter when it comes to building good neighborly relationships. This is a great 'gay on straight' story of harmonious coexistence.

In a neighborhood, a gay couple moved in. Some of the straight neighbors were a bit apprehensive at first. But as time passed, they got to know the couple. The gay couple was really friendly and helped out in community events. The straight neighbors then started inviting them to their family gatherings, and they all became good friends. It shows that when people take the time to get to know each other, regardless of sexual orientation, great relationships can form.

Some straight - gay stories involve workplaces. A straight boss who hires a gay employee without any discrimination and then promotes a positive work environment where everyone is treated equally. The boss might even initiate diversity training to make sure all employees feel welcome, regardless of their sexual orientation. This not only benefits the gay employee but also the whole company as it promotes a more inclusive and harmonious atmosphere.

In a school project, a straight boy was randomly grouped with a gay boy. The straight boy was a bit worried at first because he didn't know much about gay people. But as they worked on the project together, they discovered they had a lot in common, like their love for a certain type of music. The 'trick' of being grouped together made the straight boy see that being gay or straight doesn't matter when it comes to friendship and cooperation.

Yes, of course. Many straight boys find wrestling to be a great way to build self - confidence. When they learn new moves and win matches, it gives them a sense of accomplishment. For instance, a boy might start as a shy and reserved person, but through wrestling, he becomes more assertive and self - assured.

Sure. There was a married couple where the wife noticed her husband was stressed about work. So she signed them up for a painting class together. It was a new experience for both of them and it helped him relax. They ended up having a great time and it brought them closer.

A married couple decided to travel the world. They saved up for years and then embarked on an adventure. Along the way, they faced many challenges like getting lost in a foreign city or missing a flight. But through all of it, they supported each other and grew closer. They learned about different cultures together and made memories that will last a lifetime. This travel experience not only broadened their horizons but also strengthened their marriage.

Another story could be a married couple where one partner is starting a new business. The other partner is fully supportive, helping with finances, moral support, and even getting involved in the business operations. Their mutual trust and support make their relationship stronger as they build a future together.