Kylee Dennis

Yeah.

And that is that deep sense of family.

You know, the internal, you know, fight within themselves.

The men sort of go, oh...

After they've accepted it, they go, okay, well, I think I have to.

Yeah, I think so.

I think so.

Look, I talked the other day about the halo bias.

We all have that within ourselves.

And within that romance world, well, that exacerbates a bit more because there's someone that's come online and visually they look trustworthy.

And as a female, you sort of look at that and go, well, here's this photo.

You look trustworthy or you might be a doctor or whatever.

So they will engage with that where –

If it was at a bar, at a pub, there is a high likelihood that, not being disrespectful, but a 78-year-old woman is not going to go up to somebody who is, you know, in their mid-30s.

No, no.

Nearly 14, yes.

So I joined in 1989 and I joined because I was raised as a copper's kid.

Right.

So when I was about 11, 12, an incident happened at our house where our neighbour was shot on our doorstep.

Right.