It was only after I trudged through the trials of puberty that I realised, like all homosexual Australians, I could not see this dream fulfilled.īetween the spelling tests and slumber parties, my introspective adolescent brain sought answers.
Marriage is something we grow up watching on TV, reading in novels, role-playing with our friends and hoping that, in the future, we'll be able to marry the person we love, too. I was a stay-at-home dad.Īfter only two years passed, I had become an architect and my new wife, a doctor. The first was in preschool, when I was three years old. Heywire winner Lochsley Wilson, Launceston, TAS.
