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Post by piglet on Dec 8, 2022 23:12:21 GMT
There must be alarm amongst Christiano Ronaldos family and Prince Harrys. Ronaldos behaviour at Manchester United was disturbing, and then his behaviour with the Portugal team. He looks crazy. I wonder how he bahaves at home, he wont suddenly become nice there.
Prince Harry doesnt have any insight into his behaviour at all, you cant stab your nearest and dearest, publically, without there being something wrong.
Ronaldo certainly is in crisis, my guess is that, if he has a breakdown, it will be of a psychotic type. Its in his face. Harry is riding high at the moment, but when things start to unravel, and they will, the expression may be in depression, especially when he realises what hes done. Markle will ditch him eventually, all narcissist marriages are time limited.
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Post by Einhorn on Dec 9, 2022 11:32:00 GMT
Do you hope things will 'unravel' for Harry, with the resultant 'depression', etc.?
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Post by Orac on Dec 9, 2022 12:22:12 GMT
He is still young and has time to build himself a proper personality.
He isn't going to get there by not unravelling a fair bit though
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Post by johnofgwent on Dec 14, 2022 10:30:25 GMT
He is still young and has time to build himself a proper personality. He isn't going to get there by not unravelling a fair bit though Your post reminded me that Princess Anne was once not the most popular of Royals but discovered the most effective way to if not reverse that entirely then at least build something to fight it, was to pick a couple of charities aimed at helping less fortunate kids and needy animals, throw herself bodily into assisting them at the top and on the front line, and then generally work at keeping her head well below the parapet, and seemingly encouraging her children to do the same. I fear it will take far longer for Harry to follow her example. Of all the older royals, it is perhaps Prince Edward I feel more sympathy towards. As a young man for whatever reason he felt he could hack it as a Royal Marine and had it worked out I’m sure they would have been delighted. Unfortunately it didn’t, and he was washed out. He then had the task of telling Prince Philip he was not cut out to kill people with his bare hands and was off to be a dancer. OK OK he was off to do something for the Really Useful Company plc. I don’t know about you but from the public persona and what I heard from friends at the time who had friends in his carriage driving club, I’d rather face down a band of ISIS islamists in a desert shithole armed with nothing more than a rusty spoon than have THAT conversation. |
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Post by Bentley on Dec 14, 2022 11:25:24 GMT
He is still young and has time to build himself a proper personality. He isn't going to get there by not unravelling a fair bit though Your post reminded me that Princess Anne was once not the most popular of Royals but discovered the most effective way to if not reverse that entirely then at least build something to fight it, was to pick a couple of charities aimed at helping less fortunate kids and needy animals, throw herself bodily into assisting them at the top and on the front line, and then generally work at keeping her head well below the parapet, and seemingly encouraging her children to do the same. I fear it will take far longer for Harry to follow her example. Of all the older royals, it is perhaps Prince Edward I feel more sympathy towards. As a young man for whatever reason he felt he could hack it as a Royal Marine and had it worked out I’m sure they would have been delighted. Unfortunately it didn’t, and he was washed out. He then had the task of telling Prince Philip he was not cut out to kill people with his bare hands and was off to be a dancer. OK OK he was off to do something for the Really Useful Company plc. I don’t know about you but from the public persona and what I heard from friends at the time who had friends in his carriage driving club, I’d rather face down a band of ISIS islamists in a desert shithole armed with nothing more than a rusty spoon than have THAT conversation. I suspect Eddie knew he couldn’t hack it but Phil bullied him into it . |
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Post by seniorcitizen007 on Dec 16, 2022 0:57:37 GMT
Harry's description of his brother's behaviour fits with observations made about William's behaviour when he was a child ... like he had a habit of bullying and ordering around the servants. His attitude then seemed be: "I'm going to be king ... so everybody must obey me". William was 2 when Harry was born ... what did he think of his little brother? Bob Geldorf called William "A horrible little boy".
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