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Tell me about that word invisible.

Like you've said it a few times.

Invisibility is such a taboo thing to say because feeling invisible is a really difficult admission because is it reflective on you?

Is it reflective on people around you? Is it reflective

on society? What does it actually mean to feel invisible? And there will be moments of our life

when we've all felt it, where we've all had that moment of, yeah, I don't feel seen. Or, you know,

I've been in a meeting. I've been at the school gates, I've been, you know,

wherever, I've been in a bar and we've all had that moment, but they're usually fleeting.

I think what's really interesting to me, particularly around these kind of key womanhood moments,

is those moments of invisibility are longer

lasting and they're compounding because they happen more frequently and they happen sometimes when

you're least expecting it and you have that moment of oh god no one sees me. No one can see either the damage they're causing by

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