Róisín Ingle

I don't know, because I think these things can be, again, nature versus nurture, whatever.

I think it can just be part of your personality or something.

Because I was observing and looking around, maybe I was looking around and thinking, I don't really live up to that or I don't live up to this.

But another part of me, I mean, I don't want to be too much down that road because it's true.

I did have critical voices.

Another part of me thought I was great.

I knew I was great as well in some ways.

Well, yeah, aren't we all though?

I think like I knew that I was good at talking to people.

I knew that people liked me, that they liked my vibe, my personality.

And I knew I had that.

Maybe I'm talking about more physical stuff.

I'm talking about not fitting into a girl or, you know, a woman, young woman should look like and how you could be attractive to people in a physical way.

Like, I think I knew that I had...

I ticked all loads of other boxes, but I didn't think I ticked those boxes.

And that became a kind of thing where, you know, that.

Oh, my God.

It's so true.

I mean, you see, we see, we know that, don't we?

And, you know, with your own children, you just wish people could could know.