Princess of Wales to attend public event tomorrow

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Anonymous wrote:British wealthy ppl don’t get plastic surgery, FFS.
I maintain she has cancer and is receiving world class treatment for it and is in a loving relationship with her husband. I suspect he has fallen deeper in love with her because of how she had handled this. Her children revere her more because of how she handled this, and that might not become apparent until they’re adults.
Not everything in the royal family has to have drama attached to it.
She knows her role and plays it perfectly.

I agree. She’s a human being with a family who loves her. Cancer is scary af, and I truly feel sorry for her. I wish posters here would just show some class and grace. Why always presume the worst.

Relax, Kate doesn't read DCUM, the moderator has weighed in on that. As far as class and grace go, I don't think it involves off-the-wall speculation about William's supposedly deeper love for Kate. It especially doesn't involve insulting and trolling anyone who disagrees with your take that she's the perfect princess of your fantasies. People with class and grace conduct themselves as adults, as you point out.

We all feel sorry for Kate and are glad to see her back. There are some legitimate questions about things like her health and weight.

DP. Then you agree that those spinning up the most idiotic scenarios possible are not "conducting themselves as adults." And there are no legitimate "questions" about her health and weight. She has cancer and is being treated for it. The end.

What explains the complete inability of Kate's ardent fantasists to understand that she had the eating disorder BEFORE the operation and cancer. The cancer merely made her even thinner because she had so little to start with.

It's like DCUM demands Kate starve herself for their perfect-princess fantasies.

DP. So you what, are defending Kate against supporters because they're somehow keeping her in a negative health space? What is it you're looking for?

Bingo. Eating disorders don't occur in a vacuum. They occur because the public expects super-human traits from public figures like Kate.

Not sure how you think arguing with people helps. She’s not reading this and many think you sound deranged by droning on and on. People won’t stop talking about her so maybe just take a step back and find a new hobby.

The people slobbering about her slim physique are the ones who need to take a step back and find a new hobby.

Ok. By the way, she looked great today. Said almost everyone.

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Anonymous wrote:British wealthy ppl don’t get plastic surgery, FFS.
I maintain she has cancer and is receiving world class treatment for it and is in a loving relationship with her husband. I suspect he has fallen deeper in love with her because of how she had handled this. Her children revere her more because of how she handled this, and that might not become apparent until they’re adults.
Not everything in the royal family has to have drama attached to it.
She knows her role and plays it perfectly.

I agree. She’s a human being with a family who loves her. Cancer is scary af, and I truly feel sorry for her. I wish posters here would just show some class and grace. Why always presume the worst.

Relax, Kate doesn't read DCUM, the moderator has weighed in on that. As far as class and grace go, I don't think it involves off-the-wall speculation about William's supposedly deeper love for Kate. It especially doesn't involve insulting and trolling anyone who disagrees with your take that she's the perfect princess of your fantasies. People with class and grace conduct themselves as adults, as you point out.

We all feel sorry for Kate and are glad to see her back. There are some legitimate questions about things like her health and weight.

DP. Then you agree that those spinning up the most idiotic scenarios possible are not "conducting themselves as adults." And there are no legitimate "questions" about her health and weight. She has cancer and is being treated for it. The end.

What explains the complete inability of Kate's ardent fantasists to understand that she had the eating disorder BEFORE the operation and cancer. The cancer merely made her even thinner because she had so little to start with.

It's like DCUM demands Kate starve herself for their perfect-princess fantasies.

DP. So you what, are defending Kate against supporters because they're somehow keeping her in a negative health space? What is it you're looking for?

Bingo. Eating disorders don't occur in a vacuum. They occur because the public expects super-human traits from public figures like Kate.

Not sure how you think arguing with people helps. She’s not reading this and many think you sound deranged by droning on and on. People won’t stop talking about her so maybe just take a step back and find a new hobby.

The people slobbering about her slim physique are the ones who need to take a step back and find a new hobby.

So you want Everyone, and in particular, posters here, to stop complimenting Kate's body when she is obviously thin. Because it's bad for Kate? Because it's bad for society? What is the goal of countering the complimentery posts in this thread?

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Anonymous wrote:British wealthy ppl don’t get plastic surgery, FFS.
I maintain she has cancer and is receiving world class treatment for it and is in a loving relationship with her husband. I suspect he has fallen deeper in love with her because of how she had handled this. Her children revere her more because of how she handled this, and that might not become apparent until they’re adults.
Not everything in the royal family has to have drama attached to it.
She knows her role and plays it perfectly.

I agree. She’s a human being with a family who loves her. Cancer is scary af, and I truly feel sorry for her. I wish posters here would just show some class and grace. Why always presume the worst.

Relax, Kate doesn't read DCUM, the moderator has weighed in on that. As far as class and grace go, I don't think it involves off-the-wall speculation about William's supposedly deeper love for Kate. It especially doesn't involve insulting and trolling anyone who disagrees with your take that she's the perfect princess of your fantasies. People with class and grace conduct themselves as adults, as you point out.

We all feel sorry for Kate and are glad to see her back. There are some legitimate questions about things like her health and weight.

DP. Then you agree that those spinning up the most idiotic scenarios possible are not "conducting themselves as adults." And there are no legitimate "questions" about her health and weight. She has cancer and is being treated for it. The end.

What explains the complete inability of Kate's ardent fantasists to understand that she had the eating disorder BEFORE the operation and cancer. The cancer merely made her even thinner because she had so little to start with.

It's like DCUM demands Kate starve herself for their perfect-princess fantasies.

DP. So you what, are defending Kate against supporters because they're somehow keeping her in a negative health space? What is it you're looking for?

Bingo. Eating disorders don't occur in a vacuum. They occur because the public expects super-human traits from public figures like Kate.

Not sure how you think arguing with people helps. She’s not reading this and many think you sound deranged by droning on and on. People won’t stop talking about her so maybe just take a step back and find a new hobby.

The people slobbering about her slim physique are the ones who need to take a step back and find a new hobby.

So you want Everyone, and in particular, posters here, to stop complimenting Kate's body when she is obviously thin. Because it's bad for Kate? Because it's bad for society? What is the goal of countering the complimentery posts in this thread?

It’s the whole mentality of extreme skinniness being so desirable and princess-like. It permeates society. I don’t want my daughter growing up with that mentality. (Before someone calls me fatso again, both of us are slim.)

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Anonymous wrote:British wealthy ppl don’t get plastic surgery, FFS.
I maintain she has cancer and is receiving world class treatment for it and is in a loving relationship with her husband. I suspect he has fallen deeper in love with her because of how she had handled this. Her children revere her more because of how she handled this, and that might not become apparent until they’re adults.
Not everything in the royal family has to have drama attached to it.
She knows her role and plays it perfectly.

I agree. She’s a human being with a family who loves her. Cancer is scary af, and I truly feel sorry for her. I wish posters here would just show some class and grace. Why always presume the worst.

Relax, Kate doesn't read DCUM, the moderator has weighed in on that. As far as class and grace go, I don't think it involves off-the-wall speculation about William's supposedly deeper love for Kate. It especially doesn't involve insulting and trolling anyone who disagrees with your take that she's the perfect princess of your fantasies. People with class and grace conduct themselves as adults, as you point out.

We all feel sorry for Kate and are glad to see her back. There are some legitimate questions about things like her health and weight.

DP. Then you agree that those spinning up the most idiotic scenarios possible are not "conducting themselves as adults." And there are no legitimate "questions" about her health and weight. She has cancer and is being treated for it. The end.

What explains the complete inability of Kate's ardent fantasists to understand that she had the eating disorder BEFORE the operation and cancer. The cancer merely made her even thinner because she had so little to start with.

It's like DCUM demands Kate starve herself for their perfect-princess fantasies.

DP. So you what, are defending Kate against supporters because they're somehow keeping her in a negative health space? What is it you're looking for?

Bingo. Eating disorders don't occur in a vacuum. They occur because the public expects super-human traits from public figures like Kate.

Not sure how you think arguing with people helps. She’s not reading this and many think you sound deranged by droning on and on. People won’t stop talking about her so maybe just take a step back and find a new hobby.

The people slobbering about her slim physique are the ones who need to take a step back and find a new hobby.

So you want Everyone, and in particular, posters here, to stop complimenting Kate's body when she is obviously thin. Because it's bad for Kate? Because it's bad for society? What is the goal of countering the complimentery posts in this thread?

The thing is no one is even really doing that except one or two trolls. If people were saying "she looks so wonderfully slim and trim" I would definitely find that bizarre because of the cancer and because she's unnaturally and unattainably thin for her age. But people aren't saying that. They are just saying she looks wonderful. In general. Which she does! The ED concern trolls can't stand this so come out with this bizarre argument that if you don't specifically say "looks good except for her body" you are supporting an ED. But of course, if people did that, they'd just harp on something else, like plastic surgery.

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Anonymous wrote:British wealthy ppl don’t get plastic surgery, FFS.
I maintain she has cancer and is receiving world class treatment for it and is in a loving relationship with her husband. I suspect he has fallen deeper in love with her because of how she had handled this. Her children revere her more because of how she handled this, and that might not become apparent until they’re adults.
Not everything in the royal family has to have drama attached to it.
She knows her role and plays it perfectly.

I agree. She’s a human being with a family who loves her. Cancer is scary af, and I truly feel sorry for her. I wish posters here would just show some class and grace. Why always presume the worst.

Relax, Kate doesn't read DCUM, the moderator has weighed in on that. As far as class and grace go, I don't think it involves off-the-wall speculation about William's supposedly deeper love for Kate. It especially doesn't involve insulting and trolling anyone who disagrees with your take that she's the perfect princess of your fantasies. People with class and grace conduct themselves as adults, as you point out.

We all feel sorry for Kate and are glad to see her back. There are some legitimate questions about things like her health and weight.

DP. Then you agree that those spinning up the most idiotic scenarios possible are not "conducting themselves as adults." And there are no legitimate "questions" about her health and weight. She has cancer and is being treated for it. The end.

What explains the complete inability of Kate's ardent fantasists to understand that she had the eating disorder BEFORE the operation and cancer. The cancer merely made her even thinner because she had so little to start with.

It's like DCUM demands Kate starve herself for their perfect-princess fantasies.

DP. So you what, are defending Kate against supporters because they're somehow keeping her in a negative health space? What is it you're looking for?

Bingo. Eating disorders don't occur in a vacuum. They occur because the public expects super-human traits from public figures like Kate.

Not sure how you think arguing with people helps. She’s not reading this and many think you sound deranged by droning on and on. People won’t stop talking about her so maybe just take a step back and find a new hobby.

The people slobbering about her slim physique are the ones who need to take a step back and find a new hobby.

So you want Everyone, and in particular, posters here, to stop complimenting Kate's body when she is obviously thin. Because it's bad for Kate? Because it's bad for society? What is the goal of countering the complimentery posts in this thread?

It’s the whole mentality of extreme skinniness being so desirable and princess-like. It permeates society. I don’t want my daughter growing up with that mentality. (Before someone calls me fatso again, both of us are slim.)

You don't need to worry so much. People do not like Kate because she's skinny. We/they like her because she's a princess and pretty and unobjectionable.

Your daughters are fine.

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Anonymous wrote:British wealthy ppl don’t get plastic surgery, FFS.
I maintain she has cancer and is receiving world class treatment for it and is in a loving relationship with her husband. I suspect he has fallen deeper in love with her because of how she had handled this. Her children revere her more because of how she handled this, and that might not become apparent until they’re adults.
Not everything in the royal family has to have drama attached to it.
She knows her role and plays it perfectly.

I agree. She’s a human being with a family who loves her. Cancer is scary af, and I truly feel sorry for her. I wish posters here would just show some class and grace. Why always presume the worst.

Relax, Kate doesn't read DCUM, the moderator has weighed in on that. As far as class and grace go, I don't think it involves off-the-wall speculation about William's supposedly deeper love for Kate. It especially doesn't involve insulting and trolling anyone who disagrees with your take that she's the perfect princess of your fantasies. People with class and grace conduct themselves as adults, as you point out.

We all feel sorry for Kate and are glad to see her back. There are some legitimate questions about things like her health and weight.

DP. Then you agree that those spinning up the most idiotic scenarios possible are not "conducting themselves as adults." And there are no legitimate "questions" about her health and weight. She has cancer and is being treated for it. The end.

What explains the complete inability of Kate's ardent fantasists to understand that she had the eating disorder BEFORE the operation and cancer. The cancer merely made her even thinner because she had so little to start with.

It's like DCUM demands Kate starve herself for their perfect-princess fantasies.

DP. So you what, are defending Kate against supporters because they're somehow keeping her in a negative health space? What is it you're looking for?

Bingo. Eating disorders don't occur in a vacuum. They occur because the public expects super-human traits from public figures like Kate.

Not sure how you think arguing with people helps. She’s not reading this and many think you sound deranged by droning on and on. People won’t stop talking about her so maybe just take a step back and find a new hobby.

The people slobbering about her slim physique are the ones who need to take a step back and find a new hobby.

So you want Everyone, and in particular, posters here, to stop complimenting Kate's body when she is obviously thin. Because it's bad for Kate? Because it's bad for society? What is the goal of countering the complimentery posts in this thread?

It’s the whole mentality of extreme skinniness being so desirable and princess-like. It permeates society. I don’t want my daughter growing up with that mentality. (Before someone calls me fatso again, both of us are slim.)

You don't need to worry so much. People do not like Kate because she's skinny. We/they like her because she's a princess and pretty and unobjectionable.

Your daughters are fine.

I actually have never had any opinion on her until I read the lunacy in these threads! It makes me root for her.

I'm fat and that's why I try not to comment on people's bodies at all. To me, she does seem too thin, but don't know if that's due to genetics or a chronic health condition or stress or an eating disorder. If it is an ED, then I have sympathy for her because that's also an illness, a serious one, and I don't judge her for that as I hope people don't judge me.

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Anonymous wrote:Who cares if she had work done on her face? I don't get the big deal.

Because she didn't? Would you like people to insist you had work on your face when you actually did not? Didn't think so.

Both sides in this debate have zero proof. Including you, with your argument that some cancer patients look better during chemo than before.

You do realize there are multiple people posting here, right? I never made that claim. I think she looked great prior to chemo and I think she looks great now.

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Anonymous wrote:British wealthy ppl don’t get plastic surgery, FFS.
I maintain she has cancer and is receiving world class treatment for it and is in a loving relationship with her husband. I suspect he has fallen deeper in love with her because of how she had handled this. Her children revere her more because of how she handled this, and that might not become apparent until they’re adults.
Not everything in the royal family has to have drama attached to it.
She knows her role and plays it perfectly.

I agree. She’s a human being with a family who loves her. Cancer is scary af, and I truly feel sorry for her. I wish posters here would just show some class and grace. Why always presume the worst.

Relax, Kate doesn't read DCUM, the moderator has weighed in on that. As far as class and grace go, I don't think it involves off-the-wall speculation about William's supposedly deeper love for Kate. It especially doesn't involve insulting and trolling anyone who disagrees with your take that she's the perfect princess of your fantasies. People with class and grace conduct themselves as adults, as you point out.

We all feel sorry for Kate and are glad to see her back. There are some legitimate questions about things like her health and weight.

DP. Then you agree that those spinning up the most idiotic scenarios possible are not "conducting themselves as adults." And there are no legitimate "questions" about her health and weight. She has cancer and is being treated for it. The end.

What explains the complete inability of Kate's ardent fantasists to understand that she had the eating disorder BEFORE the operation and cancer. The cancer merely made her even thinner because she had so little to start with.

It's like DCUM demands Kate starve herself for their perfect-princess fantasies.

DP. So you what, are defending Kate against supporters because they're somehow keeping her in a negative health space? What is it you're looking for?

Bingo. Eating disorders don't occur in a vacuum. They occur because the public expects super-human traits from public figures like Kate.

Not sure how you think arguing with people helps. She’s not reading this and many think you sound deranged by droning on and on. People won’t stop talking about her so maybe just take a step back and find a new hobby.

The people slobbering about her slim physique are the ones who need to take a step back and find a new hobby.

So you want Everyone, and in particular, posters here, to stop complimenting Kate's body when she is obviously thin. Because it's bad for Kate? Because it's bad for society? What is the goal of countering the complimentery posts in this thread?

The thing is no one is even really doing that except one or two trolls. If people were saying "she looks so wonderfully slim and trim" I would definitely find that bizarre because of the cancer and because she's unnaturally and unattainably thin for her age. But people aren't saying that. They are just saying she looks wonderful. In general. Which she does! The ED concern trolls can't stand this so come out with this bizarre argument that if you don't specifically say "looks good except for her body" you are supporting an ED. But of course, if people did that, they'd just harp on something else, like plastic surgery.

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There are some seriously odd posters here, who can't stand anyone saying anything complementary of KM. She's always been beautiful and still is, very much so. She also seems like a caring mother and wife. There, that'll really trigger the anti-KM trolls!

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Anonymous wrote:The out of the woods part scares me some. I am guessing there's still cancer left then? I am excited to see her and the kids. Don't care about the rest of them. They can bite it

She said she hasn't finished treatment. That could be all she means.

My thoughts too.

I thought cancer patients weren't "out of the woods" until a clear 5 year check up.

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Anonymous wrote:British wealthy ppl don’t get plastic surgery, FFS.
I maintain she has cancer and is receiving world class treatment for it and is in a loving relationship with her husband. I suspect he has fallen deeper in love with her because of how she had handled this. Her children revere her more because of how she handled this, and that might not become apparent until they’re adults.
Not everything in the royal family has to have drama attached to it.
She knows her role and plays it perfectly.

I agree. She’s a human being with a family who loves her. Cancer is scary af, and I truly feel sorry for her. I wish posters here would just show some class and grace. Why always presume the worst.

Relax, Kate doesn't read DCUM, the moderator has weighed in on that. As far as class and grace go, I don't think it involves off-the-wall speculation about William's supposedly deeper love for Kate. It especially doesn't involve insulting and trolling anyone who disagrees with your take that she's the perfect princess of your fantasies. People with class and grace conduct themselves as adults, as you point out.

We all feel sorry for Kate and are glad to see her back. There are some legitimate questions about things like her health and weight.

DP. Then you agree that those spinning up the most idiotic scenarios possible are not "conducting themselves as adults." And there are no legitimate "questions" about her health and weight. She has cancer and is being treated for it. The end.

What explains the complete inability of Kate's ardent fantasists to understand that she had the eating disorder BEFORE the operation and cancer. The cancer merely made her even thinner because she had so little to start with.

It's like DCUM demands Kate starve herself for their perfect-princess fantasies.

DP. So you what, are defending Kate against supporters because they're somehow keeping her in a negative health space? What is it you're looking for?

Bingo. Eating disorders don't occur in a vacuum. They occur because the public expects super-human traits from public figures like Kate.

Not sure how you think arguing with people helps. She’s not reading this and many think you sound deranged by droning on and on. People won’t stop talking about her so maybe just take a step back and find a new hobby.

The people slobbering about her slim physique are the ones who need to take a step back and find a new hobby.

So you want Everyone, and in particular, posters here, to stop complimenting Kate's body when she is obviously thin. Because it's bad for Kate? Because it's bad for society? What is the goal of countering the complimentery posts in this thread?

It’s the whole mentality of extreme skinniness being so desirable and princess-like. It permeates society. I don’t want my daughter growing up with that mentality. (Before someone calls me fatso again, both of us are slim.)

There are so many wonderful women role models from all walks of life. Expose your daughter to more of the women who you're more comfortable with.

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Today I learned you can get Botox in your brow area whilr undergoing chemo.

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Anonymous wrote:British wealthy ppl don’t get plastic surgery, FFS.
I maintain she has cancer and is receiving world class treatment for it and is in a loving relationship with her husband. I suspect he has fallen deeper in love with her because of how she had handled this. Her children revere her more because of how she handled this, and that might not become apparent until they’re adults.
Not everything in the royal family has to have drama attached to it.
She knows her role and plays it perfectly.

I agree. She’s a human being with a family who loves her. Cancer is scary af, and I truly feel sorry for her. I wish posters here would just show some class and grace. Why always presume the worst.

Relax, Kate doesn't read DCUM, the moderator has weighed in on that. As far as class and grace go, I don't think it involves off-the-wall speculation about William's supposedly deeper love for Kate. It especially doesn't involve insulting and trolling anyone who disagrees with your take that she's the perfect princess of your fantasies. People with class and grace conduct themselves as adults, as you point out.

We all feel sorry for Kate and are glad to see her back. There are some legitimate questions about things like her health and weight.

DP. Then you agree that those spinning up the most idiotic scenarios possible are not "conducting themselves as adults." And there are no legitimate "questions" about her health and weight. She has cancer and is being treated for it. The end.

What explains the complete inability of Kate's ardent fantasists to understand that she had the eating disorder BEFORE the operation and cancer. The cancer merely made her even thinner because she had so little to start with.

It's like DCUM demands Kate starve herself for their perfect-princess fantasies.

DP. So you what, are defending Kate against supporters because they're somehow keeping her in a negative health space? What is it you're looking for?

Bingo. Eating disorders don't occur in a vacuum. They occur because the public expects super-human traits from public figures like Kate.

Not sure how you think arguing with people helps. She’s not reading this and many think you sound deranged by droning on and on. People won’t stop talking about her so maybe just take a step back and find a new hobby.

The people slobbering about her slim physique are the ones who need to take a step back and find a new hobby.

So you want Everyone, and in particular, posters here, to stop complimenting Kate's body when she is obviously thin. Because it's bad for Kate? Because it's bad for society? What is the goal of countering the complimentery posts in this thread?

It’s the whole mentality of extreme skinniness being so desirable and princess-like. It permeates society. I don’t want my daughter growing up with that mentality. (Before someone calls me fatso again, both of us are slim.)

You don't need to worry so much. People do not like Kate because she's skinny. We/they like her because she's a princess and pretty and unobjectionable.

Your daughters are fine.

Are you a tween girl?

It sure sounds like you wouldn’t like her if she were 50 lbs heavier.

I’m starting to wonder if a lot of the reaction here is really a reaction to her childish fan club on DCUM and a deep suspicion of your motives and immaturity. In fact I haven’t seen any of this so-called hatred for Kate herself, just for you.

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Anonymous wrote:The out of the woods part scares me some. I am guessing there's still cancer left then? I am excited to see her and the kids. Don't care about the rest of them. They can bite it

She said she hasn't finished treatment. That could be all she means.

My thoughts too.

I thought cancer patients weren't "out of the woods" until a clear 5 year check up.

In general, yes - 5 years of showing “no evidence of disease” indicates that a person is “cancer-free.” But it depends on the cancer and the stage. The language and milestones are shifting as we make significant developments in oncology.

I personally think she was referring to not being done with active treatment (chemo).

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She's so thin makes me very sad. But it's nice to she felt well enough to attend.

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Anonymous wrote:Today I learned you can get Botox in your brow area whilr undergoing chemo.

Maybe! See the NIH article below for more information on the potential use and benefits of Botox and fillers on cancer patients. But it hasn’t really been studied, so let’s not put irresponsible things on the Internet. For example, women receiving monoclonal antibodies as part of their chemo treatment should NOT get Botox.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8654687/