Abbie Chatfield

But in summary, most of you are lovely.

It's just, it's just that then if it does, then the issue is because it happens quite regularly when I do manage to go out and

I'm in fear, even if it isn't happening.

That it's going to happen.

I mean, yeah.

And I'm nervous about where we sit in a restaurant.

I said to Adam, I'm like, through airports, I go walk fucking fast, walk fast, walk fast, walk fast.

Because-

Even if the interaction would be positive, if someone's looking at me, I go, are they going to come up and say something negative?

Are they going to come up and try and trauma dump on me and trigger me with a domestic violence or a rape story or another weird stalker story?

Are they going to, I don't know, follow us around the airport?

Like Adam had a woman follow him to his hotel room once, to the door of his hotel room.

And again, if Adam said, can you please go away, it would be,

this giant huge big man.

Like it's like the level of public figuredom that we have is a really weird like

like low to mid-level where it's like we're accessible and we're walking around and we're not like Jacob or Lordy or Margot Robbie, like, you know, where it's like, oh, you have security and also everyone knows to leave you alone.

No one has the guts to go and talk to Jacob or Lordy or Margot Robbie.

You know what I mean?

You go, oh.

But like with me and Adam, we're kind of like, like we're around, you know, and like we're