Morgana O'Reilly

Oh, it's so yuck.

And actually, like, even pointing this out, I think that's really interesting.

Like, what does the, what is the wording?

Because actually, mine is probably like, oh, you should probably fix.

Or you should probably look at that.

Or you, maybe view those ones.

You're really not measuring up to your potential.

Yes, yes, yes.

Oh, yeah, maybe I could.

It's practical, yeah.

It's really trying to be practical in the face of things you can't control.

And I notice that when life is really chugging along and people are saying lots of yeses to me and things are really going my way, I don't care.

I'm like, fuck yeah.

I'm like, out here I'm going to, you know, our social beauty constructs is just a collective opinion and I'm going to add my own opinion.

But it's the disappointments that, like, make me go, maybe if we just tighten, just tighten to this level, just a little tuck.

Maybe if we just, maybe if I only ate protein today, only protein, I could drop, maybe if I only drop five kilos, then I'll get all the respect that

that I deserve.

I know.

It's just a way of trying to be practical, probably, isn't it?

It's an offshoot of that.