It's a time-tested parlour game: What is celebrity X doing right this minute?
In the case of celebrity women who are roughly Duchess Meghan's age (Beyoncé, Chrissy Teigen, the Duchess of Cambridge) the answers are pretty easy. Spending time with the kids. Having a wardrobe fitting. Working with trusted staff to plan future projects.
But if you assume that Meg doesn't have custody of her (potentially nonexistent) son Archificial, can't keep staff, has no announced future projects, and certainly doesn't do much wardrobe fitting - what, in fact, does she do all day?
You can only spend so much time writing Word Salad posts for @SussexRoyal Instagram and harassing royal reporters using multiple pseudonyms on Twitter.
What do you think Duchess Meghan's daily routine consists of?
In the case of celebrity women who are roughly Duchess Meghan's age (Beyoncé, Chrissy Teigen, the Duchess of Cambridge) the answers are pretty easy. Spending time with the kids. Having a wardrobe fitting. Working with trusted staff to plan future projects.
But if you assume that Meg doesn't have custody of her (potentially nonexistent) son Archificial, can't keep staff, has no announced future projects, and certainly doesn't do much wardrobe fitting - what, in fact, does she do all day?
You can only spend so much time writing Word Salad posts for @SussexRoyal Instagram and harassing royal reporters using multiple pseudonyms on Twitter.
What do you think Duchess Meghan's daily routine consists of?
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I'm not saying she isn't fudging her age, because that would be a typically brazen Markle tactic . . but for the skeptical, it shouldn't be very hard to determine whether she was born on this day in 1981 or not.
It takes a special kind of compartmentalization skill in my opinion to not make the connection between one's own adolescent daughters and the same-age girl, the daughter of another man, whom he is having carnal knowledge of. Presumably Andrew would not have been OK with sweaty, fat, middle-aged men groping and violating *his* daughters . . but it's OK as long as it's not personal.
It's always personal for somebody.
Also when someone starts taking regular illegal narcotics, their emotional brain state is arrested at the age it starts. I don't know if Harry has any of these issues, but I have noted this his life has been not just about being coddled, but impulsive decisions without a mature process put into place. The defence forces finds this a good fit for their ground forces, as soldiers rely on the "fight or flight" chemicals in the brain to act on orders.
I think that Harry may be impaired - either due to drugs, impairment or psychological issues. But I also don't think he has been held accountable for his many screw ups.
Husband and I have had conversations about the lack of opportunity and freedom for kids now as opposed to when we were growing up.
One of the prominent shortcomings of Roosters is that they are vain but realistic in society and always hope to be superior to others and flattered by more people. Therefore, they are usually dressed in the crowd and believe they will be respected in this way, so as to get certain comfort inside.
They attach great importance to interest, mainly in terms of making friends. Generally, they choose to make friends with those rich and beautiful but ignore the poor and ugly.
Rooster people are a little stubborn, face-saving and unwilling to acknowledge their mistakes, and they hardly change their minds once they are determined. In addition, their commanding attitude often makes others feel repulsive.
Once they feel the dreaming life goals are too distant to realize, they will be down in the dumps and at a loss, wandering on the way and accomplishing nothing. In a word, they are the brave knights working hard for their dreams, also the dreamy "heroes" failing to make their dreams come true.
Roosters like to be praised and they are swanky and selfish, unwilling to admit their mistakes and very sensitive to criticism. On the contrary, they try every means to discredit their opponent.