Do you think Kate Middleton is genuine

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Her job is raising the heir and wearing modest fashionable outfits. They don’t have to do the charity part. The British public would probably rather they donated a few billion to end hunger than their empty handed “raising awareness” visits to food banks.

Kate does the fashion part well, and they produced the next generation, so she’s set.

They are lucky to have her.

Oh give me a break.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If OP is MM, she knows who is THE performer here. There’s no better itsy bitsy spider than her.
I think Kate M. is genuine. She may perform quite a bit because it’s part of her job as a princess and future queen.

😂😂😂😂

Keep on with the craziness! Love it!

[Anonymous]

The title of this thread must be a joke?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If OP is MM, she knows who is THE performer here. There’s no better itsy bitsy spider than her.
I think Kate M. is genuine. She may perform quite a bit because it’s part of her job as a princess and future queen.

😂😂😂😂

Keep on with the craziness! Love it!

I don’t think PP can help it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Her job is raising the heir and wearing modest fashionable outfits. They don’t have to do the charity part. The British public would probably rather they donated a few billion to end hunger than their empty handed “raising awareness” visits to food banks.

Kate does the fashion part well, and they produced the next generation, so she’s set.

They are lucky to have her.

Oh give me a break.

Give yourself a break from being a hater.

[Anonymous]

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She may be genuine but she doesn’t COME OFF as genuine which was I think the poster is really asking. She comes off as fake. And maybe she isn’t but she really hasn’t learned how to “play the game” and after all these years you think she would have.

I’m not sure how exactly we are judging her as a good mother? Her photo ops with her children? These children are raised by nannies. [/quote]

That's only your opinion. I think she does come off as genuine. Funny that you harbor such animosity towards someone you never met. [/quote]
DP. Equally funny that you hold someone you also have never met in such high-esteem

[Anonymous]

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]That's only your opinion. I think she does come off as genuine. Funny that you harbor such animosity towards someone you never met. [/quote]

Where was the animosity in that post?

Are you the only one allowed an opinion about Kate?[/quote]
Only if you don’t have a positive opinion.

[Anonymous]

She's a class act.

The royal family is lucky to have her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I used to feel more positively towards KM but as time went on my opinion has fallen.

She works very hard at projecting decorum which is a strength. However her story of dating and falling in love with William feels very fake. When they were in their 20’s he basically disrespected her and treated her like shit. She stayed and married him anyways. There was a brief lag where he seemed to improve then he was back to cheating and treating her like shit. She stays because she cares about her social standing above all else. That’s not aspirational.

She’s also been in this public persona role for over a decade and still can’t figure out how to give a speech. That’s incompetent.

She makes public missteps all the time. I can’t get the image of her laughing at the gospel choir at Meghan and Harry’s wedding out of my head. She’s too old to be so stupid. Did she really think she wouldn’t be photographed at a royal wedding?

It’s also sad that one of the most positive things that can be said about her is that she’ll put up with anything William does to cling to her title. In that sense she adds stability to the monarchy but is otherwise a terrible role model. She’s ineffective at her job and can’t promote her chosen patronage.

I guess the only fully positive thing that can be said about her is that she loves her children.

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I'm sure she's devestated that your opinion of her has fallen.

The same people slamming her for not being "relatable" also look at her relatable moments like laughing inappropriately at a wedding or funeral, because who hasn't been there, and call her stupid. Make up your mind. Should she be human or an emotionless robot?

Laughing at a wedding is not a relatable moment. I’m not a Royal and I’ve never done that.

Kate has plenty of time where she has complete privacy to say or do whatever inappropriate stuff she wants behind closed doors. I think it’s bizarre that she chose the most photographed event of the year to drop the decorum.

I called her incompetent at her job because she’s had over a decade of practice and still stumbles through public appearances. It took less time for King George to overcome his stutter.

At this point, it’s just sad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I used to feel more positively towards KM but as time went on my opinion has fallen.

She works very hard at projecting decorum which is a strength. However her story of dating and falling in love with William feels very fake. When they were in their 20’s he basically disrespected her and treated her like shit. She stayed and married him anyways. There was a brief lag where he seemed to improve then he was back to cheating and treating her like shit. She stays because she cares about her social standing above all else. That’s not aspirational.

She’s also been in this public persona role for over a decade and still can’t figure out how to give a speech. That’s incompetent.

She makes public missteps all the time. I can’t get the image of her laughing at the gospel choir at Meghan and Harry’s wedding out of my head. She’s too old to be so stupid. Did she really think she wouldn’t be photographed at a royal wedding?

It’s also sad that one of the most positive things that can be said about her is that she’ll put up with anything William does to cling to her title. In that sense she adds stability to the monarchy but is otherwise a terrible role model. She’s ineffective at her job and can’t promote her chosen patronage.

I guess the only fully positive thing that can be said about her is that she loves her children.

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I'm sure she's devestated that your opinion of her has fallen.

The same people slamming her for not being "relatable" also look at her relatable moments like laughing inappropriately at a wedding or funeral, because who hasn't been there, and call her stupid. Make up your mind. Should she be human or an emotionless robot?

Laughing at a wedding is not a relatable moment. I’m not a Royal and I’ve never done that.

Kate has plenty of time where she has complete privacy to say or do whatever inappropriate stuff she wants behind closed doors. I think it’s bizarre that she chose the most photographed event of the year to drop the decorum.

I called her incompetent at her job because she’s had over a decade of practice and still stumbles through public appearances. It took less time for King George to overcome his stutter.

At this point, it’s just sad.

Love Kate - i love her humility and shyness and lack of grandiose public speaking skills. She really puts herself out there and tries to come out of her shell for her causes. Shes relatable and comes across as caring, stable and traditional. shes perfect for the monarchy and they are lucky to have her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I used to feel more positively towards KM but as time went on my opinion has fallen.

She works very hard at projecting decorum which is a strength. However her story of dating and falling in love with William feels very fake. When they were in their 20’s he basically disrespected her and treated her like shit. She stayed and married him anyways. There was a brief lag where he seemed to improve then he was back to cheating and treating her like shit. She stays because she cares about her social standing above all else. That’s not aspirational.

She’s also been in this public persona role for over a decade and still can’t figure out how to give a speech. That’s incompetent.

She makes public missteps all the time. I can’t get the image of her laughing at the gospel choir at Meghan and Harry’s wedding out of my head. She’s too old to be so stupid. Did she really think she wouldn’t be photographed at a royal wedding?

It’s also sad that one of the most positive things that can be said about her is that she’ll put up with anything William does to cling to her title. In that sense she adds stability to the monarchy but is otherwise a terrible role model. She’s ineffective at her job and can’t promote her chosen patronage.

I guess the only fully positive thing that can be said about her is that she loves her children.

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I'm sure she's devestated that your opinion of her has fallen.

The same people slamming her for not being "relatable" also look at her relatable moments like laughing inappropriately at a wedding or funeral, because who hasn't been there, and call her stupid. Make up your mind. Should she be human or an emotionless robot?

Laughing at a wedding is not a relatable moment. I’m not a Royal and I’ve never done that.

Kate has plenty of time where she has complete privacy to say or do whatever inappropriate stuff she wants behind closed doors. I think it’s bizarre that she chose the most photographed event of the year to drop the decorum.

I called her incompetent at her job because she’s had over a decade of practice and still stumbles through public appearances. It took less time for King George to overcome his stutter.

At this point, it’s just sad.

You have never ever laughed at a wedding? You’re full of it or wound awfully tight. Feel sorry for you.

[Anonymous]

I'm not sure what the point of this thread or if OP understands the monarchy in the first place.

Kate has a job. It's called Princess of Wales. She will be Queen someday. She occupies a high profile role that comes with a long list of expectations. Her personal beliefs and thoughts are not required nor desirable.

She has her own private life and tightly knight family and circle of friends. None of us will be privy to who she is in private. And that is just fine and dandy.

This whole idea that we always need to be our "authentic self" wherever we are to be "genuine" is one of the failures of modern society. I go to work every day, I present myself to my coworkers a driven professional committed to the job and the growth of the group. What I am in private and at home is irrelevant and not important. "Authenticity" is not important nor is it the point.

Kate does, by all accounts, an excellent job as Princess of Wales and seems to genuinely enjoy opening charity events and hospitals and visiting schools. And that is all that matters. The rest of your gossiping is merely silly and spurious and without foundation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I used to feel more positively towards KM but as time went on my opinion has fallen.

She works very hard at projecting decorum which is a strength. However her story of dating and falling in love with William feels very fake. When they were in their 20’s he basically disrespected her and treated her like shit. She stayed and married him anyways. There was a brief lag where he seemed to improve then he was back to cheating and treating her like shit. She stays because she cares about her social standing above all else. That’s not aspirational.

She’s also been in this public persona role for over a decade and still can’t figure out how to give a speech. That’s incompetent.

She makes public missteps all the time. I can’t get the image of her laughing at the gospel choir at Meghan and Harry’s wedding out of my head. She’s too old to be so stupid. Did she really think she wouldn’t be photographed at a royal wedding?

It’s also sad that one of the most positive things that can be said about her is that she’ll put up with anything William does to cling to her title. In that sense she adds stability to the monarchy but is otherwise a terrible role model. She’s ineffective at her job and can’t promote her chosen patronage.

I guess the only fully positive thing that can be said about her is that she loves her children.

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I'm sure she's devestated that your opinion of her has fallen.

The same people slamming her for not being "relatable" also look at her relatable moments like laughing inappropriately at a wedding or funeral, because who hasn't been there, and call her stupid. Make up your mind. Should she be human or an emotionless robot?

Laughing at a wedding is not a relatable moment. I’m not a Royal and I’ve never done that.

Kate has plenty of time where she has complete privacy to say or do whatever inappropriate stuff she wants behind closed doors. I think it’s bizarre that she chose the most photographed event of the year to drop the decorum.

I called her incompetent at her job because she’s had over a decade of practice and still stumbles through public appearances. It took less time for King George to overcome his stutter.

At this point, it’s just sad.

You have never ever laughed at a wedding? You’re full of it or wound awfully tight. Feel sorry for you.

+1 I was just going to say the same thing. So toxic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I used to feel more positively towards KM but as time went on my opinion has fallen.

She works very hard at projecting decorum which is a strength. However her story of dating and falling in love with William feels very fake. When they were in their 20’s he basically disrespected her and treated her like shit. She stayed and married him anyways. There was a brief lag where he seemed to improve then he was back to cheating and treating her like shit. She stays because she cares about her social standing above all else. That’s not aspirational.

She’s also been in this public persona role for over a decade and still can’t figure out how to give a speech. That’s incompetent.

She makes public missteps all the time. I can’t get the image of her laughing at the gospel choir at Meghan and Harry’s wedding out of my head. She’s too old to be so stupid. Did she really think she wouldn’t be photographed at a royal wedding?

It’s also sad that one of the most positive things that can be said about her is that she’ll put up with anything William does to cling to her title. In that sense she adds stability to the monarchy but is otherwise a terrible role model. She’s ineffective at her job and can’t promote her chosen patronage.

I guess the only fully positive thing that can be said about her is that she loves her children.

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I'm sure she's devestated that your opinion of her has fallen.

The same people slamming her for not being "relatable" also look at her relatable moments like laughing inappropriately at a wedding or funeral, because who hasn't been there, and call her stupid. Make up your mind. Should she be human or an emotionless robot?

Laughing at a wedding is not a relatable moment. I’m not a Royal and I’ve never done that.

Kate has plenty of time where she has complete privacy to say or do whatever inappropriate stuff she wants behind closed doors. I think it’s bizarre that she chose the most photographed event of the year to drop the decorum.

I called her incompetent at her job because she’s had over a decade of practice and still stumbles through public appearances. It took less time for King George to overcome his stutter.

At this point, it’s just sad.

You have never ever laughed at a wedding? You’re full of it or wound awfully tight. Feel sorry for you.

Please. Laughing with the couple when the groom drops the ring or something isn’t the same as laughing at a serious part the couple thoughtfully put together. She knew there were cameras everywhere. She could have easily stepped out for a moment to gather herself and blame it on one of the kids needing a break. I’ve seen other people make jokes and snicker at weddings I’ve attended, and I never think highly of those people for it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm not sure what the point of this thread or if OP understands the monarchy in the first place.

Kate has a job. It's called Princess of Wales. She will be Queen someday. She occupies a high profile role that comes with a long list of expectations. Her personal beliefs and thoughts are not required nor desirable.

She has her own private life and tightly knight family and circle of friends. None of us will be privy to who she is in private. And that is just fine and dandy.

This whole idea that we always need to be our "authentic self" wherever we are to be "genuine" is one of the failures of modern society. I go to work every day, I present myself to my coworkers a driven professional committed to the job and the growth of the group. What I am in private and at home is irrelevant and not important. "Authenticity" is not important nor is it the point.

Kate does, by all accounts, an excellent job as Princess of Wales and seems to genuinely enjoy opening charity events and hospitals and visiting schools. And that is all that matters. The rest of your gossiping is merely silly and spurious and without foundation.

Brilliant. This emphasis on “authenticity” is very American. It’s not necessarily bad, but not everyone should be held to that standard.