It's interesting how people will believe that some bastard was born to a woman via "fornication" with "god" prior to her marriage, but if their daughter came home and made the exact same claim, there would be hell to pay. Only difference is around 2000 years.

Given the almost total lack of valid evidence from that region in the first century CE, anything is possible. ( And that is assuming, that the listed events did occur in the first century. )

Though certainly, given that, at that time the eastern Mediterranean, was almost completely under the sway of the popular and admired Greek culture. Which saw homosexuality as a respected part of male culture and intellectual life. Then it is quite possible that Jesus and his followers, were probably one of many groups of men, including some Jews, who were following the fashion of the time by being, to a degree, openly gay, in order to show their commitment to modernity.

None of them were likely real and certainly should have zero relevance for life today even if they were.