Barbara Scully

So I think it's, yeah, I think it's the Spanish in her.

But I'm glad we've changed.

And I think it's really important in Ireland that we remember that those days of that judgment and that harsh kind of, that harshness against women who were pregnant or were parents on their own wasn't that long ago.

And although we've made great strides, we need to protect it.

You look at America and you can see how things go backwards so easily.

Yeah, we need to guard those.

Anything.

Exactly.

So it's really important that we remember where we came from.

And Ireland wasn't, you know, it was a harsh place to be a woman generally, but it was a very harsh place if you stepped outside of the narrow confines of what society and a Catholic society thought you should be.

I agree.

You know, we need to end on a higher notion.

Stop overthinking your relationships.

What is that about?

I don't understand it.

Do you mean romantic relationships or platonic?

Romantic relationships.

OK, so I do a slot on News Talk every week called So You Think You're an Adult.

This comes up regularly.

I also have nieces, nephews and kids, and I don't understand the modern rules around dating.