So what is a "normal" life anyway? Is your life "normal"?
Is it "normal" in comparison to some "chav"? How can you say because you're not (presumably!) a "chav"!
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Originally Posted by Russ D
I don't know of many people who were educated at one of the UK's top private schools.
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Originally Posted by kronas
'normal' people go to a 'normal' high school, not a private snobby establishment.
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Well I don't know about "the UK's top private schools" (I can't seem to find any league tables), but I was certainly educated at one of Bristol's top private schools.
But so what? Does that make me less "normal"? (As opposed to anything else...!
) Or is this just sour grapes because they've got money and you haven't? And I don't think anyone's ever described me or the school as "snobby".
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Originally Posted by Russ D
At a guess I'd say she's been to Buck Palace a few times, I can't say many 'normal' people get to visit relatives there.
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Again, so what? Not many "normal" people get to visit relatives who live and work at Number 10 Downing Street either. Now yes, of course, more people can get to live in No.10, but it's still really from a very select group of people, so it's hardly "normal" is it?
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Originally Posted by Charlie_Bubble
Do 'normal' girls of her age get the chance to go out with top jockeys, rugby players etc.
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Again, is this just sour grapes? And do "normal" Welsh Schoolgirls get the same chance or maybe even the chance to sing for the Queen, the Pope and two American Presidents? Well Charlotte Church did. And I'm sure she went to events where there were top jockeys and rugby players as well.
Ok, so you can argue that she had a good voice and had to work at it, so what about "super models"? They were just lucky to be born with pretty faces, they didn't have to work to get to big events, did they?
Most of what I've read in this thread is just petty bitching because someone else has been luckier than you and you seem to want to drag them down to your level because it's "not fair".
Well, tough, that's life, grow up and get over it.