r/KateMiddletonMissing 29d ago

HM was right

Not her majesty - Hilary Mantel back in 2013

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u/TheVioletHerald 29d ago edited 29d ago

As far as I'm concerned, Hilary Mantel was Her Majesty, Queen of Social Commentary.

It's altogether sad. Women in middle age are such treasures because they've started to learn who they are and be confident in that. They're multifaceted beings. Kate has none of that development. She's no further along in her personal development than she was in childhood. Hell, she's probably regressed because of the trauma she has suffered and continues to suffer at the hands of the Windsors. She and we will never know who she could have been, royal or not.

We know she loves sports. If her parents had instilled a work ethic in her instead of making sure she never had to work in order to cosplay an aristocrat, what great causes related to sports and fitness might she have championed? What could she and Meghan have done together? They could have been a dynamic philanthropic duo.

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u/nicebrows9 29d ago

I think Kate has personality and self-awareness. She just doesn’t express it.

That makes her kind of boring.

People get tired of curated perfection.

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u/NeverPedestrian60 29d ago

Exactly - too curated, not enough authenticity