Professor Katriona O'Sullivan

My brother was born.

And then my dad went to prison.

But I had this, like... I think I had this good early experience of him when he wasn't really bad.

So, like, when they began injecting... So, they were smoking heroin, taking all different drugs.

There was all party lifestyle going on.

But, like, it really... At age two, like, literally, the addiction went right into the ground.

So, I...

I don't know though So how do You're just guessing that I'm guessing yeah Oh yeah But I'm guessing from the stories Of my family Like we all hear the stories And also my nanny Loved me a lot And Because I was the girl So there was a lot And I know as well So my This is terrible But my brothers used to get hit My dad hit them Like he was He had a little bat And he was really Like if you're naughty You have to But he never hit me And my mum never Hit me either So like there was All these different things That Katrina had So like when I'm trying to fathom

How did I end up here?

And they end up there.

There's a piece of me, my dad really wanted me.

And so maybe I had a bit of a connection to him that my brothers didn't have.

And then I also think my nanny being there.

And then also like science shows us that when you're beautiful.

But like, I'm not joking.

But like vivacious girls, girls that are, kids that are warm, have a warm character, are outgoing and are beautiful.

You had a warm temperament as a child.

And people warmed to me.

So the world warmed to me, Ray.

And so there was a lot of things, the buffering in my childhood.