Gay Love Story: School Teacher Finds True Happiness With His Student

When two people in love are able to find one another, regardless of their gender or sexuality, it is a beautiful thing. This Gay Love Story follows the journey of a school teacher who finds true happiness with his student. Through their struggles and triumphs, they learn that love is love no matter what society may think. Read on to discover how they found each other and eventually found happiness.

How It All Began

Justin was the brightest student in his English class, and had always had a thing for his teacher, Mr. Jenkins. He would sit at the front of the class, admiring Mr. Jenkins’ strength, wisdom and good looks, often fantasizing about what life would be like if he had the courage to confess his love for him. One day, after a particularly trying week of midterm exams and assignments, Justin plucked up the courage to speak with his teacher after class.

"Mr. Jenkins, I hope this doesn't make you uncomfortable but I have something to tell you," Justin said nervously. "I'm... I'm in love with you."

The First Time We Met

Mr. Jenkins stared in disbelief, taken aback by Justin's boldness. He tried to find the right words to say, but he was at a loss for words. Eventually he took a deep breath, smiled, and spoke. "Justin, I understand your feelings and I am honored. But unfortunately, I'm married and I don't think it would be right to act on your feelings," he said. Justin felt deflated and embarrassed, so he bowed his head and walked away without saying another word. But his teacher wasn't done yet.

Falling In Love

Justin, wait!" he shouted after him. "Even if we can't act on it, that doesn't mean I can't appreciate your feelings. And I'm proud of you for being brave enough to admit it. I just want you to know that."

Justin looked up with tears in his eyes, suddenly filled with hope and admiration for the man he admired so much. He nodded in appreciation, thanked Mr. Jenkins for understanding, and left with a new confidence that washes away the shame of being in love with his teeacher.