Harry and Meghan
Discussion
popeyewhite said:
Crossflow Kid said:
No one ever said he does.
(You’re just making the massively sweeping assumption that one was required in this case. Which it wasn’t)
Sorry you're confused.(You’re just making the massively sweeping assumption that one was required in this case. Which it wasn’t)
I’m simply saying that a meeting with a senior member of the Royal Family helped a friend of mine at a time of need and had a profound effect.
You appear to think that’s absolutely absurd and the only person who could’ve possibly achieved anything is a mental health professional.
That’s quite a leap, especially as you know the square root of fuxk all about the specific situation.
Crossflow Kid said:
popeyewhite said:
Crossflow Kid said:
No one ever said he does.
(You’re just making the massively sweeping assumption that one was required in this case. Which it wasn’t)
Sorry you're confused.(You’re just making the massively sweeping assumption that one was required in this case. Which it wasn’t)
I’m simply saying that a meeting with a senior member of the Royal Family helped a friend of mine at a time of need and had a profound effect.
You appear to think that’s absolutely absurd and the only person who could’ve possibly achieved anything is a mental health professional.
That’s quite a leap, especially as you know the square root of fuxk all about the specific situation.
REALIST123 said:
I can quite believe someone with serious mental issues could feel helped by meeting a Royal. Proves the point really.......
Ouch. And indeed, Me-owww.Maybe the person needed someone to listen. To smile with them. To agree witn them. To make them feel better about themselves in a non clinical environment. Maybe they'd never had that before, and meeting a member of royal family did that. Not by being a trained counsellor, but just be being...a person??
And the same perosn might be thinking "wow. Of all the people a member of the royal family could speak to, they spoke to..and listened to... me"
I can see that having a positive influence. So, in that regard, why not? Whats wrong with that?
I have worked in a mental nealth Trust. Not with any relevant qualifications, but to have a conversation with a patient about cars, racing, whatever was very good for them. It helped them feel... normal. With no stigma attached to why they were there. Just a normal conversation, which many of us take for granted.
REALIST123 said:
I can quite believe someone with serious mental issues could feel helped by meeting a Royal. Proves the point really.......
Sorry but....with regard to the example I gave, where exactly did this bit come from?I was talking about a bereaved relative, not someone with a complex personality disorder, chronic depression or the like.
Please stop making it out to be something it simply isn’t.
jamoor said:
turbobloke said:
jamoor said:
mike-v2tmf said:
I dont see the reason for all the hate ......they're the real life equivalent of spitting image .....and just as irrelevant
Butthurt people trapped in their little lives.Harry served in the Military for alot longer than the butthurts that complain about him moving to the USA/Canada.
Edited by jamoor on Saturday 3rd October 16:41
I think most British couldn't give a monkeys.
eccles said:
He’s just saying what we’re all thinking ! poo at Paul's said:
eccles said:
He’s just saying what we’re all thinking ! Countdown said:
poo at Paul's said:
eccles said:
He’s just saying what we’re all thinking ! 
eccles said:
Aw, bless, you been furiously googling all day to find that?
Not really. I seemed to remember when kate and Wills got married he as painted by the media as the Black Sheep of the family. I can't think why the Daily Mail (who were being sued by Megs, completely coincidentally) would suddenly consider him to be the Voice of Reason or as somebody whose opinion was worth more than mine or yours.eccles said:
Countdown said:
poo at Paul's said:
eccles said:
He’s just saying what we’re all thinking ! To be fair though I also remember him being regarded as a bit of a dark horse
Personally I think his (dark horse relation not Countdowns ) comments are quite apt expressed bluntly
It's interesting to see Meghan pop up in this story. Perhaps they met during an early stage of her ongoing intensive social climbing campaign. Given his potential wealth at the time I suspect she would have been very keen to sit on him.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-54442979
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-54442979
Friend of mine taught Harry to fly choppers at Sandhurst. Says we was a great student
He's been taken over by wokeness however. He should really give all the cash and privilege back. Including presumably his wife, who he can't seriously think he'd be with if he hadn't been born into such ill-gotten privilege?
He's been taken over by wokeness however. He should really give all the cash and privilege back. Including presumably his wife, who he can't seriously think he'd be with if he hadn't been born into such ill-gotten privilege?
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