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I looked again. Diana was NOT wearing a seat belt. Yes Charles should have been honest in the beginning, but I'm not sure that was his intended plan. I think he planned to be a dutiful husband until he couldn't, or wouldn't. Still Diana had a opulent lifestyle. The public enjoyed her more than Charles which ticked him off. Again non of these nitwit men were worth giving up all that. I think if she would have stayed and lived her son Harry would have better mental health. A lot of domino effect with the poor choices. Also, I agree about Camilla, but Diana had the ball and dropped it.  [/quote]
She was a blonde, thin, young woman with an Earl for a dad. There’s no reason to think that if she had had the opportunity to date before getting engaged at 19 (!!!) she couldn’t have found someone else to give her an opulent lifestyle as well. [/quote]

Agreed. I like to think without Spencer bullying and Windsor bullying, Diana would have remained single and gorgeous until she was 30 years old and been able to get a handle on her mental health while happily teaching little kids. And then, as a beautiful 30-year old with appropriate medication and a good therapist, she would have attracted the attention of a wealthy gentleman who would have given her all the comforts that Charles could provide, but without all the publicity and abuse.

I really wish her life had gone that route.[/quote]

Genuine question:  what mental health issues did Diana have prior to her marriage?  I know that she likely had issues related to divorce and parental discord, but I had thought that bulimia, depression during her pregnancy, and other issues were directly related to the multiple and severe stressors in her married life.   I agree with you. I wish her life had gone that route as well.  I think she truly enjoyed her ability to bring attention to causes that she championed, but I imagine that she would have been satisfied and happy with the securities of a nice, comfortable family life. [/quote]

she either had BPD or such severe PTSD that it resembled BPD

https://www.ibtimes.com/princess-diana-may-have-suffered-borderline-personality-disorder-fans-claim-2769515[/quote]

Thanks for the article. This seems to quote opinions from non-professionals, based on Diana’s behavior after her marriage.  I’ll do some digging and see what I can find focusing on her earlier life — perhaps  the book that she cooperated with. [/quote]

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