Katriona O'Sullivan

And for poorer women, it's more costly.

And I do think that's a conversation that we need to have.

And if you've got trauma at the same time, it's even worse.

For me, with sexual abuse, I was so driven to fix what was wrong with my body.

I ended up having a surgery that made me sick every day, made my life really, really unhappy.

And I think we need to have conversations about that.

No.

I don't I don't think I know any woman who's fully happy with their body.

It's funny, you know, my the person who one of the people that helps me with the book.

So there's in some of the slimming worlds, there's slimming clubs, there's like there's words that we all know.

So like, you know, purple snack is this is the lowest calorie drink.

Yeah, no, no, the purple Cadbury snack.

I'm not advertising it, by the way.

Oh, the little bar, yeah.

Yeah, so like there's a low calorie, we all know what the low calorie bar is.

I know.

That's a good one.

I know.

Pathological, yeah.

But there's like silver sevens, Brendan, like if you get seven pound off in certain slimming clubs, you get a silver seven, you get a clap or a little stone.