A Love Story: The War Hero and the Prince

It was a love blessed by God. Their souls were bound together, and they loved, and lived, and laughed, and cried together. One was a war hero who had proved himself again and again in battle, and the other was a young prince, ready and willing to ascend his father's throne.

However, the prince's father didn't take too well to his son's partner, not because they were gay, but because the great war hero, his son's partner, was getting more attention than the king.

The king arranged for one of his daughters to marry the war hero, and told the hero, "I guess this makes me your father in law twice," referring, of course, to his son, the war hero's "other" spouse.

Still not happy, the miserable king forces the hero into exile with a bounty on his head, and gets so pissed off at the prince, his son, that he calls him a faggot in a brilliant rage.

The war hero and prince secretly meet, however, and love each other, and promise they will always love each other to the very end. And they did.

This story is brought to you courtesy of the Bible, and tells the story of the love between David and Jonathan. For more information about this biblical, same sex love story, Click Here.