Dr Gabrielle Colleran

They came around and they were making comments on how both of us looked like different people.

celebrities that they'd like to do this with and that with.

They targeted my daughter, sort of surrounding her because I suppose they could feel off me that this is the vulnerable part of this fun and games that we're going to have.

So I just dropped my bags.

I put my shoulder bag, like my rucksack thing around my shoulder.

And I just started slowly tying back my hair because I was actually, I actually thought it was going to come to that in order for me to protect my daughter and myself.

Not one person around us helped.

They all watched like a spectacle.

And what that lady said was, the mother of the daughter who was pregnant said,

And everyone was on their phones, heads in the phones, all of that.

That dulls down our instinct to be alert for each other when we're out and about our communities.

And we used to have that years ago.

We used to have that.

But everything that everybody's doing down just dulls down our senses.

And it also dulls down what we find acceptable and not acceptable anymore.

We have become, what would you say, numbed to really, really crap behaviour.

These lads, I eyeballed a few of them.

I fixed my posture.

I'm 5'11".

I'm also trained in mixed martial arts, boxing and karate.