Can you share some positive gay submission stories?

Sure. A positive gay submission story could be a couple who submitted to the idea of adoption. They overcame the legal and social challenges to become dads. Their submission to the process of building a family was a beautiful journey filled with love and growth.

Sure. There was a lesbian couple where one was really good at handling finances. The other, in a show of submission, let her manage all the money matters. They had great financial stability as a result. It was a positive form of submission as it was based on trust and the recognition of each other's strengths.

Sharing such stories is not appropriate as they may involve private and personal experiences of individuals, especially when it comes to teens. We should respect the privacy and well - being of all people regardless of their sexual orientation.

In a story, the wife might submit to her husband's decision to go back to school. She takes on more financial responsibilities at home to support him. As a result, he is able to achieve his educational goals and later, they both benefit from his new career opportunities. This shows that in a relationship, a wife's submission can be a selfless act that leads to long - term benefits for the couple.

Forcing submission in any context, including in gay relationships, is unethical and not something that should be promoted or shared. We should focus on healthy, consensual relationships in the LGBTQ+ community and in general.

Well, while I don't have on - hand free gay crossdressing submission stories, you could consider creating your own opportunity to hear such stories. Maybe start a blog or a small online group where people can submit their experiences anonymously. You could ask questions like how crossdressing in a gay context has influenced their identity, how their friends and family reacted, and what kind of challenges and joys they have encountered along the way.

In some cultural stories, wife submission can be seen as a sign of respect for family harmony. For example, in certain Asian cultures, a wife's deference to her husband's family traditions can be considered positive as it helps maintain family unity. This doesn't mean she has no voice but rather she respects the family hierarchy for the greater good of the family.

In a workplace, a female employee may submit to the leadership of a project manager. For example, in a marketing project, she follows the manager's innovative strategies for a product launch. She adheres to the set timelines, marketing concepts, and promotional activities. This submission contributes to the overall success of the project and also helps her grow professionally.

In a healthy relationship, 'wife submission' can be seen as mutual respect. For example, a wife might defer to her husband's decision on a particular financial investment because he has more expertise in that area. But this is not about one having power over the other. It's about teamwork. They've discussed their goals, and she trusts his judgment on this matter. It's a form of submission that is based on love, respect, and the understanding of each other's strengths.

There could be a story where a teen gay boy submits to the peer pressure of hiding his identity in school. However, after joining a local LGBTQ+ support group, he realizes that he doesn't have to conform to others' expectations. He then starts to express himself more freely, like wearing symbols of gay pride subtly at first and then more openly.