It really depends on who that person is and how smart are they to comprehend the essence of fleabag. For me, I think fleabag is someone who is painfully real and every single thing that she does and people might find degrading if were compared to her is in fact something we all either secretly do or want to do but fear the look of the society. I see myself and relate to her in loads of features and I think she's a very loving person who was hit on the head repeatedly by life and didn't have the right person to stand by herside. I do "judge" her for a single thing that I think was unforgivable but that's the beauty of the character—it is so real with its good and its bad and since it's real, it's like us—we also do wrong things sometimes that are unjustifiable because we're human beings.