It was a random planet in a random corner of the galaxy, and it was a time when space travel was still a luxury reserved only for the most privileged. But for two gay chubby boys, it was a dream come true.
They had met on their home planet, both struggling with the same insecurities and prejudices that came with being overweight and gay. But on this new planet, they were free to be who they were without fear of judgement or ridicule.
They had been on the spaceship for weeks, traveling through the darkness of space towards their destination. They spent their days exploring the vessel, marveling at the technology that kept them alive and entertained. But at night, they retreated to their shared quarters, where they could be alone and intimate.
They lay in their bunk beds, holding hands and talking quietly about their hopes and fears. They knew that their relationship was forbidden by the strict rules of the spaceship, but they couldn’t help the way they felt. They were in love, and nothing could change that.
One day, they landed on the planet and explored its lush forests and sparkling oceans. They discovered strange creatures and ancient ruins, and marveled at the beauty of the world around them. But they also knew that they couldn’t stay forever. They had to return to the spaceship and continue their journey.
As they boarded the vessel, they knew that their time together was limited. They didn’t know what the future held, but they knew that they would always have each other. They held hands as they watched the planet disappear behind them, and they knew that they would never forget their time on that random planet, at that random time, with each other as their only comfort and joy.
Years later, as they looked back on their journey through the stars, they would remember those days as the happiest of their lives. And they would always be grateful for the random object that had brought them together, the spaceship that had carried them through the universe, and the love between two gay chubby boys that had sustained them through it all.
