Hackney Gets A Bit Of A Bad

Hackney Gets A Bit Of A Bad Rap, But It's The Only Place I've Ever Lived That Felt Like A Community. I Know My Neighbours.

Any Big Televised Event That Starts At The Crack Of Dawn Is Worth Getting Up For. I've Done It All My Life: Big Boxing Matches, Royal Weddings, Even Tv-a.m.'s Inaugural Episode Was Enjoyed In Pyjamas In My House.

I Never Felt Like I Had To Rebel Against My Convent Upbringing, Because It Was Comparatively Regular.

I Think That There's An Idea In 2016 That If A Woman Doesn't Have It All Then She's Lacking In Some Way, And I Think That 'having It All' Is The Kid, The Relationship And The Career, And That Seems Horribly Skewed. I Get Genuinely Excited When I Meet Women - Or Men - Who Don't Want To Have Children. It's Refreshing And Unusual And Means They're Not Swayed By What Society Has Told Them, They're Just Listening To Their Own Basic Instincts. I Love Meeting People Who Are Fulfilled By Other Things. I Think, 'lucky Old You' When I Meet Someone Single.

At 27 Or So I Thought, You Know, I Actually Do Really Want To Make Money And Have A Proper Life, And I Don't Want To Be A Loser. I Know! I'll Go To University And Get A Proper Degree And Maybe Get A Job In Media... I Went And Did An English Degree.