Sadia Khan

I think that's slightly when you're in survival mode, just straight to the point.

True, honest, that's how you build trust.

So they always had this honesty as the main approach, whereas my Western friends living in London, they felt like that's so offensive.

And so I kind of grew up a bit autistic in the sense that I would just think, this is honest, but what's the problem?

I didn't know I was offending people.

So even if I say something simple as, oh, attractive women, you know, they're a little bit more suspicious of men because they've always experienced something different to unattractive women.

People will be like, there's no such thing as unattractive women.

I'm like, there's plenty.

I've been unattractive so many times.

And same with men.

They're like, there's no such thing.

And I'm like, but there's plenty.

And that's not a bad thing.

It's just, we're all going to be unattractive at some stage.

It's also honesty.

And also, I think I don't place so much emphasis on looks to the point, I know it looks like I do, but it doesn't kill me if someone finds me unattractive.

That won't kill me.

It's not the end of the world if someone, and the other thing is I'm so aware that at some stage, everybody becomes unattractive.

Myself, my parents, my family, we get older.

This happens.