Abbie Chatfield

I'm more saying it's kind of a reflex of like I'm aware that

I also though am lucky enough to work with people like you, Amy, and choose who I work with, like you and my assistant Jules and a view editor and people and my manager who I can kind of unmask around and just say blunt things like hate that and like you won't get offended because you also, but also my thing is it's more efficient.

but this might be my friend once described me um in much like the darren chris when he said he was culturally queer my friend once described me as culturally neurodivergent you actually are and so is carmen i would say my brother is autistic and my dad is probably undiagnosed autistic adhd

You've got it in you somewhere.

It's somewhere deep down in a gene.

There's something ready to be emerged.

You could find out that you are neurodivergent down the line, but I don't think you are.

You're too – and if you were, I mean –

You know, it'd be chaos in here.

It'd be crazy in here.

It'd be fucked.

It'd be fine.

I'm kidding.

But like I'm lucky enough to be able to, you know, choose who I work with and also I now do things like if I go on to a set, like for example, fucking wardrobe on a set, right?

You know what unmasking actually is, sorry, as a woman with ADHD?

Yeah.

It's acting like a fucking famous man.

That's what it is.

Unmasking with ADHD as a woman is simply acting like a famous fucking man and they'll get their fucking cocks and balls sucked for it and tickled for it.

And if you're a woman and you dare to say I don't like that, clearly what a fucking bitch.