I Consider Him My First Son How Living With A Baby Monkey Taught Me Im Ready To Be A Dad

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I went from selling flats in Paris to being alone in a cabin in Guinea looking after primates. It changed my life, but one relationship marked me like no other In 2022, I had a job at an estate agents in Paris selling ridiculously expensive flats, and decided I needed to do something more meaningful with my life. I resigned, and six months later arrived in Guinea. In hindsight I was a young kid, full of anger, not happy with his life. That 26-year-old is definitely not me now and it was living with primates that changed my life.

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I Consider Him My First Son: How Living With A Baby Monkey Taught Me Im Ready To Be A Dad