What are some interesting gay neighbour stories you've heard?

A friend told me about a neighbor who would leave creepy notes on their door. The notes were full of strange symbols and threats. It was so scary that they had to move out in the end.

I heard of a neighbour who planted a bunch of really spooky looking statues in their front yard. They were all these distorted figures and it made the whole street feel haunted. Children were afraid to walk by that house. And the neighbour seemed to enjoy scaring people with those statues.

One inspiring story is about a neighbour who noticed a single mother next door was having a hard time making ends meet. So, he anonymously paid her rent for a few months until she got back on her feet. Another is when neighbours came together to build a wheelchair ramp for a disabled neighbour in just one weekend. It was amazing to see their cooperation.

There was a neighbor who was a musician. He would play his guitar on his porch in the evenings. His music was so soulful. Once, he invited the neighbors to a small concert he was having in his backyard. His talent and the passion he had for music made him a very sexy neighbor in the eyes of many.

I heard a story where a guy had a gay crush on his teacher in college. It was a very innocent crush. He admired the teacher's knowledge and the way he taught. He would stay after class to ask questions, not just about the subject but also about the teacher's interests. Of course, nothing inappropriate happened, but it was a very sweet story of admiration.

A gay friend of mine told me about his first date. He was so nervous that he accidentally spilled a drink all over himself. But his date was really kind and they both ended up laughing about it. That first date led to a beautiful relationship that lasted for years.

A PNP gay story I heard was about a group of gay friends. Two of them were in a relationship and they met a third guy at a pride parade. They started hanging out more often, and soon they found that they all had great chemistry. They ended up in a relationship where they all had equal say and supported each other in their careers and personal growth.

A friend of mine met his date at a gay pride parade. They were both cheering for the same float and made eye contact. They started talking and found out they lived in the same neighborhood. They went for ice cream right after the parade and have been dating ever since.

There's a story of two guys who met at a concert. They were both really into the same band. They started talking about their favorite songs during the intermission. By the end of the concert, they exchanged numbers and went on a date the next week. It was all because of their shared love for the music.

I heard a story where two gay men bet on who could learn to cook the best traditional family recipe from their partner's family first. It was a fun bet that led to them getting closer to their partners' families and also strengthening their relationship.