00:00I loved her dearly. I wasn't unfaithful to her, but there was always that tension of me feeling
00:06really attracted to men. We had different, really challenging stuff happened during our marriage,
00:12including me having a severe head injury and also acquiring an autoimmune disease called
00:18sarcoidosis. Both of those were very challenging, but Siobhan was amazing and I really appreciated
00:24her. She did develop breast cancer and that was a challenging time when she had to have surgery and
00:31chemotherapy and radiotherapy, but she did pass the five-year mark and so that was good. We were
00:38happy with that and we went back and worked in Cambodia. We love working there. It was really
00:44positive, but the work that I did developed more into stuff around and exploitation with a particular
00:53emphasis on young boys. And when we worked in those spaces, we also found other particularly
01:00vulnerable groups as well. So including trans people who were being exploited too. So this
01:08became a really important issue for me and I subsequently have been involved with doing
01:15research with boys and trans in Cambodia, Thailand and the Philippines.
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