Abbie Chatfield

And was following us around and coming up and inserting herself into our conversation.

Whoa.

I've had people come down and sit with me at the beach.

I've had people come and sit with me at a sit-down dinner.

At a sit-down dinner.

Jesus Christ.

Uninvited, pulling up a chair and saying, oh, come down and sit with us.

Guys, I understand that it's from a place of love, but if you actually liked me and saw me as a person, you wouldn't do that.

Like I so rarely, I so rarely get to go out.

It takes me so much energy to even gee myself up to go out.

I think just as a neurodivergent person, like I'm not even talking about the whole public figure of it.

And then when I do go out,

I just would love if I was treated like an actual person that is also having a night out.

I'm not your dancing fucking monkey.

I'm not your entertainment.

I'm not your – I don't know you.

I don't owe you an interaction that is longer than what 95% of you do.

I just have a huge issue with people coming up and putting me in a position where I either have to be a complete cunt

Or I have to have my night absorbed by a stranger because the reality is you're a stranger.

And your friends get involved.