Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris
As for his self importance, well there we disagree - he’s suffered serious childhood trauma (divorce, death of a parent, public glare, weight of expectation and a frequently distant father). No amount of nice dinners or palaces can remedy that. He has needed, and has clearly not had, serious input from mental health professionals.
|
I am not a Republican but one of the better arguments for it is for the family itself. The institution really seems to do a number on many of them, Prince Harry is far from the first Royal that has struggled with the role and the attention that comes with it.
They're typically thought of as being incredibly privileged but it's a weird privilege where you get all the wealth you'll ever need but your life has been decided for you, you have to perform to the whims of an entire nation and it Government while all your transgressions are national news.