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I too feel that she must have felt the loss of the Duke of Edinburgh profoundly, he had been her constant throughout their married life, so I feel thankful in a way that she did not have to spend many more years without him. Can I just mention that I watched Charles and Camilla or rather King Charles III and the Queen viscount greet the crowds outside of the palace, which I thought was a lovely gesture, given how he must be feeling. However the woman that thought it was appropriate to cup his face and kiss him crossed boundaries. Why did she think this was ok. The King of England. Could you ever imagine anyone doing this to the Queen. It reminded me of the time when Gerry Halliwell thought it was ok to do the same. Is it just me? We could argue that she was expressing her emotions, showing empathy, a handshake or a pat on the arm maybe, but to kiss him. Any other circumstances & people would call it sexual harrasment or assault. I had to cover my eyes with embarrasment... sorry for my rant.. x
QEII and Prince Philip first meet each other in 1939 = 82 years ago till his death last year.
I personally don't know, in my own lifetime, any other couple who ever reached that milestone.
I absolutely 100% agree with you, what purpose did the Queen see as her future after Philip died or, just what was the point in continuing without him? It is not rare for the one who is left behind to feel that way from what I am led to believe.
In her own words, "her job was for absolute life" AND, imho, she more than fulfilled that role, most times at the expense of her own personal, private and family life,
I agree with you, defo crossing personal boundaries with the kissing lark too.
I too feel that she must have felt the loss of the Duke of Edinburgh profoundly, he had been her constant throughout their married life, so I feel thankful in a way that she did not have to spend many more years without him. Can I just mention that I watched Charles and Camilla or rather King Charles III and the Queen viscount greet the crowds outside of the palace, which I thought was a lovely gesture, given how he must be feeling. However the woman that thought it was appropriate to cup his face and kiss him crossed boundaries. Why did she think this was ok. The King of England. Could you ever imagine anyone doing this to the Queen. It reminded me of the time when Gerry Halliwell thought it was ok to do the same. Is it just me? We could argue that she was expressing her emotions, showing empathy, a handshake or a pat on the arm maybe, but to kiss him. Any other circumstances & people would call it sexual harrasment or assault. I had to cover my eyes with embarrasment... sorry for my rant.. x
QEII and Prince Philip first meet each other in 1939 = 82 years ago till his death last year.
I personally don't know, in my own lifetime, any other couple who ever reached that milestone.
I absolutely 100% agree with you, what purpose did the Queen see as her future after Philip died or, just what was the point in continuing without him? It is not rare for the one who is left behind to feel that way from what I am led to believe.
In her own words, "her job was for absolute life" AND, imho, she more than fulfilled that role, most times at the expense of her own personal, private and family life,
I agree with you, defo crossing personal boundaries with the kissing lark too.