No because what seems to becoming clearer by the day is that Harry thinks freedom of speech should only apply to what he and his wife say, the rest of us should presumably 'know our place, keep our mouths shut and worship them'Does anyone think Harry made a mistake saying the 1st Amendment was 'bonkers'? I think he meant the 2nd amendment- the right to bear arms- thus relating to guns etc. I'm certainly no expert on the US constitution- and am happy to be corrected.
No I think he meant freedom of speech. He hates freedom of speech because it means we all get to call him a dick.Does anyone think Harry made a mistake saying the 1st Amendment was 'bonkers'? I think he meant the 2nd amendment- the right to bear arms- thus relating to guns etc. I'm certainly no expert on the US constitution- and am happy to be corrected.
This is the origin of the "stiff upper lip" and the reason its lasted for as long as it has is because IT ACTUALLY WORKS (for most people in most circumstances - yes there are occasionally exceptions)Harry's new narrative of not being able to grieve as a child of a celebrity, and somehow blaming the public for it as of they prevented him from grieving “properly” or at the right time, is not quite right to me. I’m sure the celebrity factor is an additional burden in some ways, but I think these celebrities are describing a universal human experience of loss. In other words they are not that special. My experience of grief is that it is a very odd thing and a real emotional roller coaster full of moments you don’t expect. I remember feeling very connected, calm and peaceful during my dad’s funeral and a bit confused as to why my cousin, who hadn’t seen him for years, seemed so upset. In fact it was several months before I found myself crying quite unexpectedly while out shopping one day. Sometimes you actually need other people to do the grieving for you when and if you can’t feel anything yourself, and you come to your own grief in your own way in your own time. And it can be unbelievably helpful and cathartic to see how loved your loved one was. I think this is true even if those other people didn't know the person you are grieving for because someone like Diana can have a hugely positive impact on the lives of thousands of people who would never have met her.
Those boys were very protected from the public after the funeral and there would have been plenty of time and space for private grieving. And I don’t believe that nobody allowed discussion of Diana, although I do think the RF would have had the attitude that distraction, activity and "doing", rather than focusing on grief and sadness, was the right way forward. Which is actually a perfectly valid way of handling the situation and rightly or wrongly the way people have got through difficult times for generations. It's actually only quite recently that this emphasis on letting everything out, yammering on about your hardships and "not bottling" your emotions, has come to be seen as the healthy way forward - but actually with the stats on mental health apparently declining it doesn't seem to be having the desired effect. Which is not to say that a problem shared isn't a problem halved, but the endless examination of one's psyche and trying to trace the roots of emotional problems by months and years of talking about them possibly doesn't always work in the way it's supposed to.
Its his sheer belief that he had suffered that gets me, flapping his gums about poor mummy and unsupportive daddy that passed on the generations of pain.... Oh mate you are clueless.... Millions of people struggle to get out of bed every day because of crippling debt, shitty underpaid jobs, empty fridges and cupboards , terminally sick themselves or have very unwell loved ones , some have children with special needs, some people have no frigging bed to even get out of but they get up, get dressed , face the day and pray to whoever in the sky that things will be ok on that particular day, nothing further will go wrong.... They can't run to their multi millionaire friends and weep about the injustice of it all.... Play pat a cake and make it all disappear.... Shut up you c*nt ( as freda would say)Exactly so. I fear genuine sufferers will now be lost in a tsunami of young smeggy fans who assume being sad at a broken romance or your iphone being robbed is an indication you need to go seek help from a doctor and wibble endlessly about it, cos hazza said that's how you get better. Hazza is trivialising the situation and reducing it to "Yah, talk about a lot and do the hand flapping pittypatty thing like I did and you'll get better." Sure Jan, if you haven't become suicidal waiting for three months for a referral.
As for "You are not alone". Frankly that was not something that helped me or even sank in for me until I was on the road to recovery, because back then I was totally alone in my head. There is no one in there to help you, you feel like nobody in the world has been where you are. It's all encompassing and scary and very very lonely, no matter how often you are told you're not alone. It means diddly squat.
I swear to God, I didn't think I could dislike him more, but watching him slither into Big Name friendships using the mental health card makes me so angry I could cry.![]()
This is such a crock. Markle is supposedly the embodiment of a late-thirties forceful Woke woman...not a 19 yr old teenager married to the heir to the throne. She threw a fit over a tiara, but meekly let them keep her from therapy when she was suicidal?I don’t understand the therapy thing.
He was having therapy during Meghan’s “suicidal” period. Why didn’t he just ask his therapist for a referral for Meghan? Why on earth did the family or the Human Resources department have to get involved?
Did she or is she having therapy? What with being “suicidal” and crying into the pillow at night and all. Doesn’t she want to “heal”?
Why didn’t Oprah ask her this? Why is Harry the only one having therapy? If she isn’t having therapy, why not?
It’s all fucking bollocks and I don’t believe any of it, by which I mean anything that comes out of either of their mouths.
Where do I start with this...If I were concerned about the global allure of the monarchy, I would also be contacting my politicians!!! The thing is while America is intrigued by the British monarchy, they also despise the idea of a monarchy, and don’t get why Royals are better than anyone else. Harry is only preaching what most Americans think and want to hear. As long as Harry stays out of the 2nd amendment and abortion politics, Americans are pleased to harbor him. He’s not gone out of bounds on the first amendment. And Megan is American whose dad is just another a-hole garbage father.
Does anyone know who styles or dresses Meg (and Harry)? Meg has horrid fashion sense. I don’t get why she always dresses in ill fitting or unflattering and unsuitable clothing. She’s got all the resources to dress well. Harry dresses like he can’t decide who he is. Pick a style Harry!
I'm one of the people who had to call the police on a mentally ill family member and as crappy as they were, I'm glad they were cops and not a couple of nimrods with a notepad and narcan. Even if a situation is non-criminal sometimes you still need the police. Not every mental health case is strung out on drugs and sitting on a street corner. Meanwhile we are probably going to have riots again soon and all sort of other stuff is happening. You don't get that because you don't live here, and neither did he until less than a year ago, I think... time flies when Prince Harry is trying to do me favors with his hand out for donations. The Prince of Imbeciles has neither the cranial capacity, nor the opposable digits to comprehend us, let alone solve our problems and I don't care if he makes a dollar a year or $100 million, it is above his fucking pay grade.Eh. He’s not saying anything worthy of the woke “defund the police” crowd. They are interested in communities self policing criminal situations. It’s not controversial to say families and caretakers should be able to call someone for help and guidance in regards to Non-Criminal situations especially involving schizophrenic and mentally ill people. And there have been a number of situations where caretakers and families of mentally ill people have called the cops for help and the police came snd shot the person for nothing criminal.
Exactly so. I fear genuine sufferers will now be lost in a tsunami of young smeggy fans who assume being sad at a broken romance or your iphone being robbed is an indication you need to go seek help from a doctor and wibble endlessly about it, cos hazza said that's how you get better. Hazza is trivialising the situation and reducing it to "Yah, talk about a lot and do the hand flapping pittypatty thing like I did and you'll get better." Sure Jan, if you haven't become suicidal waiting for three months for a referral.It is official. Harpo and Hazno mental health schtick has turned a very serious and heart breaking issue into a shameless, money spinning circus. I literally don't want to hear or see one more needless celeb sharing about their trauma etc. It does absolutely nothing to help the cause and the latest discovery that Hazno's "project" offers zero support, qualified advice etc proves it. It is just blah blah to pollute the tv airtime. No progress and in fact I feel it has demeaned it into almost a joke (which it is not). I am furious. Really angry.
No. The cunt knew what he was saying. Well, in as much as he ever knows what he's sayingDoes anyone think Harry made a mistake saying the 1st Amendment was 'bonkers'? I think he meant the 2nd amendment- the right to bear arms- thus relating to guns etc. I'm certainly no expert on the US constitution- and am happy to be corrected.
That's how I see it. I think he exists but there is a HUGE secret around his creation.I'm not sure anyone genuinely cares enough