B
Yes.
A
Because anyone can be alone for some period of time but for me a lot of what I do requires a sense that there's this invisible barrier around me which people wil,
B
Yes.
A
will respect. And if that's gone, um, I, I really don't know how to live very well, and I wonder, I really do wonder how people do that.
B
That's interesting. Are th-, are there any other specific things that, that you feel like, where, where you feel your privacy to be invaded on a day-to-day basis or either on a growing frequency?
A
All the class, the other classic examples, the Jehovah's Witness or, or Mormons or someone knocking at the front door, um, which is more intrusive because I have to really tell someone to go away. And there's that sense of, I have now opened my door they now see what I look like, what I live like and nor-, and they're doing something that normally I really only invite,