Róisín Ingle

I know, even when I said it there.

You see, it's an interesting one because I'm quite happy on my own.

I mean, I'm just thinking that what you said about Alan de Botton and things.

Sometimes I don't like to admit that because I don't.

That wouldn't maybe what people think of me when they look at me or people who know me.

They might think, oh, no, I'm someone who always wants to.

I'm grand on my own.

And that's why the pandemic, like not being around loads of people all the time, wasn't really that wasn't difficult for me.

And so when I think about connection, I mean, I have a big connection with myself.

Yeah.

Do you know?

And I think about that.

I think that connection with myself allows me to be someone who can have connections with others.

It's well done, Roisin, 10 years ago.

And it's more than that.

It's probably 20 years ago, to be honest.

Yeah, it's interesting.

No, I did.

I mean, you know, I've done a lot of thinking about that because sometimes you can blame other people and be very much like, oh, other people made me feel like that or whatever.

But I now when I reflect back.