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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't think Kate has any desire to be the second Diana. Who would? Diana's life ended in disaster, she was deeply unhappy, emotionally unstable, hanging out with drug-addled playboys wholly unsuitable to be around the boys. We forget the last few years too easily. Their personalities are so different. Kate is much stronger, much more confident in herself, prioritizes her family above herself, has a strong family network in her own family, shows little interest in events outside the UK, keeps herself utterly and completely apolitical. She is the beau ideal of what the queen consort should be. Which all work to her and the monarch's advantage especially as the UK is a different place today than it was when Diana was alive. I am also confident both parents are keenly desirable of wanting to avoid the Harry outcome for their children and a great deal of Kate's public nature is actually tied to their desire their children have a certain kind of more grounded childhood. [/quote] Kate isn’t any stronger than Diana. She just has a family that cares about her. She has never really stood on her own two feet nor has she had to. And how are they keen to avoid the Harry outcome? Harry’s messy personal life is just the new iteration of Princess Margaret’s. It’s not healthy for one sibling to be raised as superior to others by virtue of something arbitrary. William and Kate are not raising their kids any differently in that respect. They’re already setting up the youngest to be the scapegoat. [/quote] +1. The tabloids ran with the stories of “naughty” Louis thumbing his nose at Kate. There is no real need for monarchy in modern times. No amount of careful parenting can fix the biggest mistake of arbitrarily elevating one child over the others while putting all of them out in public. [/quote]
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