Well, I did have a question that I was going to ask you, which kind of leans to those maybe insecurities.
Oh, great.
No, what is something, like, do
you feel like there's something that you used to care so much about that as you've gotten older you care less about? Oh,
yeah.
I mean, there's probably a lot of things, right? Oh, I don't know how vulnerable to go.
I'll try to answer it, but I'll probably end up joking around because I don't know how to deal with those insecurities and vulnerabilities.
But, and this is something that you've helped me with, so...
And because I'm trying to – because there's other people involved, so I'm also trying to be sensitive, you know.
So I'm trying to figure out the best way to say it.
But essentially – actually, when I first moved to Melbourne from Tassie, I met one of my friends' group of friends.
But anyway – And we're in the park having a drink, playing footy and stuff and I'm just being me.
So I'm not just sitting down doing nothing.
I'm playing footy and tackling the boys and, you know, doing all the things.
Right.
And there was a lesbian couple there and one of the women said to me, just flat out, went, you're gay.
And I went, what? What? Yeah, and now I'm like 22.
Okay.
Not long, like very, still very, like this tazzy, wide-eyed, like still I guess a little bit who I am today, but just whatever.
Yeah.
I'm like, what do you mean? She's like, you're obviously a lesbian.
Oh.
Yeah, it was – and I just didn't know how to respond.
Was she a lesbian? Yeah, so she was part of a lesbian couple.
Well, I did have a question that I was going to ask you, which kind of leans to those maybe insecurities.
Oh, great.
No, what is something, like, do
you feel like there's something that you used to care so much about that as you've gotten older you care less about? Oh,
yeah.
I mean, there's probably a lot of things, right? Oh, I don't know how vulnerable to go.
I'll try to answer it, but I'll probably end up joking around because I don't know how to deal with those insecurities and vulnerabilities.
But, and this is something that you've helped me with, so...
And because I'm trying to – because there's other people involved, so I'm also trying to be sensitive, you know.
So I'm trying to figure out the best way to say it.
But essentially – actually, when I first moved to Melbourne from Tassie, I met one of my friends' group of friends.
But anyway – And we're in the park having a drink, playing footy and stuff and I'm just being me.
So I'm not just sitting down doing nothing.
I'm playing footy and tackling the boys and, you know, doing all the things.
Right.
And there was a lesbian couple there and one of the women said to me, just flat out, went, you're gay.
And I went, what? What? Yeah, and now I'm like 22.
Okay.
Not long, like very, still very, like this tazzy, wide-eyed, like still I guess a little bit who I am today, but just whatever.
Yeah.
I'm like, what do you mean? She's like, you're obviously a lesbian.
Oh.
Yeah, it was – and I just didn't know how to respond.
Was she a lesbian? Yeah, so she was part of a lesbian couple.
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