Trung Nguyen said he learned the importance of honesty and authenticity in love following the breakdown of his parents' marriage when he was a teenager.
Melbourne-based gay couple, Trung Nguyen and Việt Truong, married in 2018 after four years together. Both men say that while initially resistant to their relationship, their families are now accepting and gave their blessings to the union.Việt Truong’s 80-year-old grandmother was one of the first family members to accept and support the gay couple.
I want everyone, including myself, to find happiness, which is why I have chosen to build a life with a man.The men's families consider each other as family members even though Mr Nguyen and Mr Truong have not had an official engagement or wedding in Vietnam. When he returned to Vietnam in 2014 and met Mr Nguyen, he said he felt compelled to share the truth with his father.
Ms Tran was the first to embrace Mr Nguyen as her grandson-in-law from the early days of their relationship, they said. Her unconditional acceptance was a sweet surprise for both of them. The year 2018 marked a significant moment as Australia officially legalised same-sex marriage. Mr Nguyen and Mr Truong celebrated the breakthrough with a small wedding ceremony, surrounded by their friends and the presence of Mr Truong's parents - mother Nhi and father Thanh.
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