You were welcome kind of with open arms as a funny figure with something profoundly important to offer our culture.

And then, with no gratitude whatsoever, the door was slammed in your face.

I mean, it was a pretty cruel experience.

There was never any solidarity, never any kind of empathy for what I was going through.

I was never in it for the feminism entirely.

I was also standing up for my rights,

you know, and my ability to speak the truth. The country is almost impossible for someone like me to

live in. You cannot tell the truth without the police come into your door. It's not a place I came to in the

90s. It's not a creative place. It's not a happy place.

I feel like the various tensions that

exist at the moment are sure

to explode. From the very start

we were saying that this was going to be a problem.

It's like it's obvious. If you have female

only spaces and the man is in it, that's going to be a

problem. No one believes you and

you end up being shouted out on news night.

It's like insane.

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