Harry and Meghan

[Randy Winkman]

Rh14n said:

hyphen said:

zygalski said:

Evercross said:

Randy Winkman said:

Whilst this thread is about H&M, do you think Kate has personality?

She clearly has 'a personality', which doesn't involve leveraging a fairly low-level (and diminishing) career in show-business into trying to upstage one of the oldest institutions in history by manipulating her relationship with one of its slightly troubled and less intelligent members.

Exactly what Kate's personality is like is irrelevant, but from what I read and hear everyone who has met her has said she is articulate and personable.

She’s a royal baby machine & she’s done her job fantastically well.

She is more than that. I would imagine she is more popular than Will.

To be fair to Kate, from what I've heard from people who have met her she's very down to earth, fun and lovely. She's managed to hit the sweet-spot by not being too outspoken or publicly opinionated.

That's wonderful. Are you in love?

[pquinn]

Funny how offensive and misogynistic some of the wokesters get when it's the right target...

[Randy Winkman]

pquinn said:

Funny how offensive and misogynistic some of the wokesters get when it's the right target...

Tell us more. What do you mean?

[anonymoususer]

Randy Winkman said:

pquinn said:

Funny how offensive and misogynistic some of the wokesters get when it's the right target...

Tell us more. What do you mean?

He means you are all basically racists who secretly hate any one not pure white.

[Randy Winkman]

anonymoususer said:

Randy Winkman said:

pquinn said:

Funny how offensive and misogynistic some of the wokesters get when it's the right target...

Tell us more. What do you mean?

He means you are all basically racists who secretly hate any one not pure white.

Wokesters are racists? I'm even more confused now.

[Rh14n]

Randy Winkman said:

Rh14n said:

hyphen said:

zygalski said:

Evercross said:

Randy Winkman said:

Whilst this thread is about H&M, do you think Kate has personality?

She clearly has 'a personality', which doesn't involve leveraging a fairly low-level (and diminishing) career in show-business into trying to upstage one of the oldest institutions in history by manipulating her relationship with one of its slightly troubled and less intelligent members.

Exactly what Kate's personality is like is irrelevant, but from what I read and hear everyone who has met her has said she is articulate and personable.

She’s a royal baby machine & she’s done her job fantastically well.

She is more than that. I would imagine she is more popular than Will.

To be fair to Kate, from what I've heard from people who have met her she's very down to earth, fun and lovely. She's managed to hit the sweet-spot by not being too outspoken or publicly opinionated.

That's wonderful. Are you in love?

Absolutely not. I'm a heterosexual, republican female.

[Unbusy]

Randy, ever thought about stating an opinion? Can’t help but notice that all you seem to do is ask questions.
Oh no, I asked a question myself :facepalm:

[Randy Winkman]

Unbusy said:

Randy, ever thought about stating an opinion? Can’t help but notice that all you seem to do is ask questions.
Oh no, I asked a question myself :facepalm:

I'll make sure my 10,000th post contains an opinion.

[hyphen]

The biggest question that any pro Harry fans have to offer, is Invictus Games.

How can Harry see all these people who have become/were born disabled and are rising to overcome it, and still think his life is so hard he has to tap himself on the shoulder for self help.

[Randy Winkman]

hyphen said:

The biggest question that any pro Harry fans have to offer, is Invictus Games.

How can Harry see all these people who have become/were born disabled and are rising to overcome it, and still think his life is so hard he has to tap himself on the shoulder for self help.

I don't think you should judge which sorts of people are allowed to have mental health problems.

(There; I gave an opinion. )

[bitchstewie]

Randy Winkman said:

I don't think you should judge which sorts of people are allowed to have mental health problems.

(There; I gave an opinion. )

Quite.

If the view is that someone always has it worse than you nobody would ever open up about anything to anyone.

Hardly conducive to tackling the growing mental health crisis.

[Countdown]

hyphen said:

The biggest question that any pro Harry fans have to offer, is Invictus Games.

How can Harry see all these people who have become/were born disabled and are rising to overcome it, and still think his life is so hard he has to tap himself on the shoulder for self help.

So anybody who isn't born disabled shouldn't have mental health problems?

Given his background/upbringing I can completely understand why he might suffer MH issues. (Although having said that, i think you can have MH issues regardless of how easy or privileged your life might seem)

[hyphen]

Countdown said:

So anybody who isn't born disabled shouldn't have mental health problems?

Countdown said:

Given his background/upbringing I can completely understand why he might suffer MH issues.

But surely he got the best help all his life? He spent 8 years at Eton and that school will have looked after him in all areas.

[bitchstewie]

hyphen said:

But surely he got the best help all his life? He spent 8 years at Eton and that school will have looked after him in all areas.

You have absolutely no idea of the help he did or didn't get.

If you came on here asking for help with your mental health do you think the right approach would be to ask you which school you went to and if it's a good one to tell you they must have looked after you and you're probably making a bigger deal out of it than you should be?

[hyphen]

bhstewie said:

You have absolutely no idea of the help he did or didn't get.

I know Harry said that he is lucky that his kids get to go on bike rides with him, and then pics emerged of his bike rides with Charles.

[bitchstewie]

What are you on about

[_dobbo_]

hyphen said:

But surely he got the best help all his life? He spent 8 years at Eton and that school will have looked after him in all areas.

Maybe this post is parody. I hope so.

The idea that rich or privileged people aren't allowed to have mental health issues is fking demented. But then, well, it's PH.

He went to Eton, they must have stopped him having mental health issues?!?!?!

fk me.

[eldar]

_dobbo_ said:

Maybe this post is parody. I hope so.

The idea that rich or privileged people aren't allowed to have mental health issues is fking demented. But then, well, it's PH.

He went to Eton, they must have stopped him having mental health issues?!?!?!

fk me.

I suspect the children of the rich and powerful have better access to support and treatment and treatment than the average ex squaddie.

Or was yours a parody post as well?

[anonymous-user]

eldar said:

I suspect the children of the rich and powerful have better access to support and treatment and treatment than the average ex squaddie.

Or was yours a parody post as well?

I think the rich and powerful are less likely to talk about it, therefore less likely to get the help they need.
No proud powerful person likes to admit they might be a bit broken

[eldar]

hucumber said:

I think the rich and powerful are less likely to talk about it, therefore less likely to get the help they need.
No proud powerful person likes to admit they might be a bit broken

Certainly true a few years ago, but less so now, mental issues are slowly becoming less of a badge of shame in most of the UK.