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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Seems to have fallen very quickly from the news. Haven't seen mention of it in a week or so. Really wasn't much substance beyond a combination of frustration and spoiled clueless rich boy who couldn't figure out how to grow up. I didn't see anything in it that spoke badly of the royal family, which isn't surprising given how the rest of them seem to manage to function decently. I don't doubt they have their own frustrations but the others didn't need all this controversy to vent. The RF is an institution and all institutions need their rules to function and to make it coherent. The Queen was right when she told Harry the only alternative was to leave, but even Harry couldn't turn his escape into happiness, which tells you the real problem is him, not the royal family or others around him. [/quote] What makes you think he hasn’t found happiness now?![/quote] In my experience, happy people aren’t continuously focused on convincing people how hard their lives have been. They don’t continuously discuss the past.[/quote] This confirms you haven't read the book because Harry makes no attempt to convince anyone of hard his life has been. He relates his experiences - which is the point of a memoir. You, clearly, have your own mental health challenges and have an unhealthy fixation on him. Move on to another thread.[/quote]
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