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About Me

Born in Essex in the 60's I married in the 80's when it was still the expected thing to do and when being gay might have been popular for entertainers but not for the ordinary man.

Eventually it became obvious I was never going to become heterosexual by living it straight so, in 2000 I set down a new path though, even then, not the obvious one.

All 4 children remained with me as their primary carer.

I got civil partnered in 2009, divorced in 2012

Now very happily married to my husband since March 2017 and loving life just the two of us .... and the kids and the grandkids :-)

Now living in Northampton, UK.

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