Morgana O'Reilly

You go, I'm just going to conform today.

I'm into it.

Or everybody's doing that and I love it.

I'm here for it.

Drop crotch pants.

My crotch is like down my knees.

I'm like, you've got those lovely tall long legs when I do it.

It looks like I'm putting pants.

But like, that's all right.

I'm like, wow.

And even with, even the things that we sort of, we poo-poo like Botox or filler or something like that, like you could just as easily be like, I'm actually, I feel my lips, I'm totally adorning my face with these crazy, wonderful, juicy, moist lips.

I mean, I think it's so interesting.

It's constantly moving and changing and shifting.

I think, like you say, there's much more smaller circles of opinion now.

Yes, because in older times maybe you've got one or two newspapers, you've got one or two channels, so you've got less gatekeepers and probably men, so they...

are choosing what is on... Makes sense to them, right?

...in those spaces.

What works, the guarantees.

And they are in a world where women are perceived a certain way.

And so these spaces are becoming more fragmented or insular so you can find your niche and you want to be a middle-aged woman, talk about middle-aged things, you'll find the middle-aged women and they'll listen to it.