Being a young Aussie bloke can be a little like sitting in the waiting room of life: even with the awkwardness and rebellion of adolescence now but a fading memory, there's a sense that fully-fledged adulthood can be put off for another day. While the relatively carefree days of university or backpacking the globe have made way for nine-to-five jobs and responsibilities, it's still a time of grappling with the big questions about what the future holds — and who you are going to spend it with.
Being a young Aussie bloke can be a little like sitting in the waiting room of life: even with the awkwardness and rebellion of adolescence now but a fading memory, there's a sense that fully-fledged adulthood can be put off for another day. While the relatively carefree days of university or backpacking the globe have made way for nine-to-five jobs and responsibilities, it's still a time of grappling with the big questions about what the future holds — and who you are going to spend it with.
