Freya

We've also got like a group of really close, like straight girlfriends, too.

Yeah, we love they're very queer coded.

You know, I'd never call them straight to offend them, but they are sadly.

But they're great.

And I think that having those people that are so close to you as well.

it's hard in some ways but we both also had our kind of more like separate like closer friends does that make sense that we could lean on a little bit more and kind of navigate it through that way but it was really hard when it's then like i think our friends will always be like why or who do we invite because we'd always go to like the pub together as like a group um and i think they invited us both anyway and i think it was just whichever one of us turned up or if we were just going to sit there and just kind of look at each other like

You know, can I have your cigarette?

No, you can't.

That was kind of like how it went on.

I would say that we probably do less group hangs than what we had before, which is the big shame with it.

But at the same time, we still see them all the time.

And I think with Notting Hill, like living in London, it's very social anyway.

I still do go out quite frequently, but I don't go like out, out.

Does that make sense?

Yep.

So like I'll just like go to like a casual pub hang that's like two doors down from mine.

I'm not going anywhere.

out all the time if I know yeah I can't be asked I need to be at a place where I know that I can leave at any time exactly and I can show up I can like have a chat with someone and then just disappear disappear that's exactly how I feel I'm good to go out yeah but then I gotta go home but then I gotta go and also when my social battery goes there is no stopping me I'm out

Are you more introverted or extroverted, would you say?

Both.