“I was born in Maputo. I grew up in a humble family of four sisters, where I am the second child. I’m a father’s orphan. I discovered my orientation at the seminary Christ King through a conversation with a mate. It took me a long time to admit to it to the family because of my fear to their reaction. I went through various psychological therapies, one of which was remarkable. Because it was the day of revelation for my mother with the help of psychologist. It was a remarkable day because I did not expect her reaction. She welcomed me as a friend and then I began to live my orientation freely. Thank God I did not suffer any bias in the family because of my orientation.”

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