Despite internal doubts about whether she was being unreasonable, Fishel determined that preserving her personal boundaries was essential.
“There was a part of me that was like, 'Am I? Am I difficult?'
And having to then decide, 'Okay, well, I guess, if this is difficult'.
The alternative doesn't make me feel like I can live with myself, so I guess I just have to be difficult.
And that has to be okay with me.
I guess I am a difficult person, even though I didn't think any of the things I was asking for or requesting was difficult,” Fishel concluded.
She also acknowledged reflecting on whether her intervention as a producer was always appropriate.
“I did also take a step back and say, 'Am I inserting myself into a conversation about something that maybe doesn't involve me.'
Maybe, unless it's protecting a kid from something, maybe I need to mind my own business if it doesn't actually pertain to me.
So there were times when I thought, maybe I overstepped a little there, but I had a producer credit on the show,” Fishel said.
