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Like what?

What do they say?

Well, I was about to say, that person, they're not having a go at you.

They probably posted that thinking it was a really constructive thing to say.

Yeah, but it's not.

And when it started happening first for you, when you began to gain a bit of notoriety, you know, online and through the radio then and your YouTube channel, how did you take it, these comments?

And did that affect your behaviour or how you treated your body?

So do you think you'd be going to the gym and going to a personal trainer if, like, if you were just, sorry, no offence to accountants or teachers, you know, if you were just an accountant or a teacher, you're somebody not in the public eye, is what I'm trying to say.

God, that's awful pressure to be putting under yourself, isn't it?

Yeah.

Stay with us, Casey.

I want to bring in Sherry as well, who is after getting in touch.

51551 if people want to text.

as well and join the conversation.

Sherry, again, the same question I asked Casey, in Seamath's own words, I'd love to stop but I can't because it keeps happening.

Why do you think this keeps happening?

So it's not just that they focus on the body image, but it's just that she's, she's kind of unashamedly herself in every way.

And are you a big fan of Seamath yourself?

And how then... We know how she reacts.

She says she finds it boring, but she feels she has to keep doing it because it keeps happening.