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The Q&A, The Guardian, 30 March 2024 source ↗
I have the invisibility of a middle-aged woman. I live in Brighton, and feel for the first time in my life that I belong. My kids are safe, my husband’s in a good place and we have a roof over our head: I can’t imagine needing more than that.
Every time I go on a plane I feel awful about it. So for me, and everyone in the world, being able to board an electric plane would be really cool.
An extra day in the week when no one can contact you.
I have a great quality of life, there is nothing that I want for.
I take my family on holiday. We went to Egypt just after Christmas. Golly, it’s expensive.
Trolling, meanness and male violence.
I am spooked by water underground, water in drains and water in machinery. I am very frightened of mill wheels.
I’d like them to inherit my optimism.
I’m lazy domestically. I don’t do housework. My mother would have called me a slut.
I’m a lucky woman – I was walking in the rain yesterday and was really happy.
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