Aggie Di Mauro

She said, Mum, I must have been tomato red.

I was so embarrassed.

In that moment, I thought she was just being a little bit of a drama queen.

I said, don't worry about it.

Didn't even know who she was talking about.

I thought it was just a young kid, possibly her age with some crush on her.

Yeah, she didn't even look 23.

You know, she still got asked for ID in some venues.

So

She wanted to help people.

She used to do volunteer help for some of these not-for-profit organizations where people can call in if they need some sort of help talking to someone.

And she did that for a while, volunteering with that.

But, you know, she was a kind of...

kid at school, even in high school, if she saw someone on their own, she'd approach them and see if they're okay.

She just didn't really like seeing people left out.

So she just had this need to assist people.

And yeah, she thought that she was a little bit undecided with whether to go down legal studies, lawyer sort of work or psychology, but she really wanted

wanted to understand how people thought, why they thought a particular way, how she could help them think differently.

So yeah, she was very interested in that.

Yes, of course.