Abbie Chatfield

And then they would be like, ha ha, she's a boy.

You like a boy.

And then they'd all tease that guy and tease me.

And then that guy would hate me because he said that he liked me.

and thought that i was attractive and now he's getting teased for it so he's like oh i've got to be mean to you as well so every new boy that came to the school was always like nasty to me as well because of what the existing boys had done to them so i never had a um high school like relationship or anything not that i would have touched any of those boys with a 10-foot pole no but you know

That's awful.

So you were like the go-to butt of the joke.

Oh, always, yeah.

And that was like early, mid-high school.

And then I think in year 11 and 12 –

Everyone just like matured.

And when you look back at it now, it's like, actually, that was quite a sudden change.

And they all just stopped.

And I think they all just realized that it's actually really nasty.

Yeah.

And like some of them came and apologized to me.

Did they?

Yeah.

Voluntarily?

Yeah.