Abbie Chatfield

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And I do it now.

Okay, so you do it with us?

Yeah, I do it with you, but I don't want to be, I don't like being forced to do things.

No.

I don't like being yelled at by a 60-year-old man stomping into the dorm saying, we're doing a high ropes course, get up.

You need to be at the campsite in five minutes.

I said, sorry?

This is breaking my boundaries.

Imagine you like folding your clothes so delicately, like the way that you fold your napkins and stuff and wear it.

You know, like you go, sorry, mate.

What are you doing in here?

Get off you silly bugger.

so you didn't want to go to school camp yeah like so i never wanted to go to the school camps and when they'd give us the permission slips to go i'd just rip them up so you just never went no i did because my i think my mom really wanted me to like fit in and like have a normal upbringing

Well, she was scared you were going to kill yourself.

So she's probably going, what else can I do?

Yeah.

So she wanted me to like always participate.

She was always trying to get me to do like normal kid things.

And this had nothing to do with me being trans.