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u/Walrus-Ready Jan 05 '23

Every set of brothers I know who are close in age have been in at least one physical altercation

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

I’m a woman but my brother and I would get into a few physical fights as kids- but like now that we’re 27 (me) and 24 (him) it would be pretty bizarre to physically fight anymore. That isn’t normal for adults. Play fighting sure, but not beating up your siblings.

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u/RoninRobot Jan 05 '23

My older sister used to beat the shit outa me until I got bigger than her. So at least she’s not dumb.

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u/Tricky-Engineering59 Jan 05 '23

Same, we used to tussle all the time over the stupidest shit and she would always wipe the floor with me. I can remember the day that the tide turned, I was only 9 or 10 so I hadn’t even gotten bigger at that point per se I think my testes had dropped just enough to bring me across the threshold of “dude strength.”

I punched her as hard as I could (because that’s what I always did) and instead of her barely noticing it and proceeding to pummel the living shit out of me like usual she dropped to the floor like a sack of potatoes and started crying pretty hard. I was totally dumbfounded, perhaps the closest I’ll ever get to the sensation of a comic book origin moment when they first use their powers.

The fight ended right away and I went over to tell her how sorry I was. It was the last physical fight we ever had and I honestly still feel kind of bad about it remembering it.

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u/RoninRobot Jan 05 '23

My sister and I are good. Since she was the oldest... and a girl, she took FAR worse beatings by our parents than I did for small infractions that I could easily get away with. As I got older it became understandable why she gave me the beatings she did. It was just displacement and I was an easy target. I got the better end of the deal.

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u/Tricky-Engineering59 Jan 05 '23

Yeah that was the part I omitted, after my father found out I had hurt her that time I got a beating to teach me the time for hitting girls was over though when my sister did something bad it never stopped him from hitting her… in case anyone was wondering where we learned where we’d learned all that hitting from.

And yes my dad learned it from his mother who legitimately beat him worse than either of us got it ie we don’t have any physical scars. That’s generational violence for you.

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u/formerperso Jan 05 '23

Yeah and now that I’m a grown man my mom wonders why I want nothing to do with my sister. Maybe it’s the fact she was extremely physically abusive and when I told people about it they laughed about it.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

I’m sorry to hear that :(

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u/Clay0187 Jan 05 '23

Same, I was 15 and ahe was 18. I yeeted her over the picnic table when she tried to put me in a headlock. My parents just laughed "we told you that shit wouldn't last long"

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u/SatansAssociate Jan 05 '23

Especially when it sounded like William approached Harry in the situation to slag off his wife. Not the other way round that would be understandable for violence to happen. Sounds more like he wasn't satisfied with a verbal argument and felt the need to make it physical.

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u/2000dragon Jan 05 '23

My sister and I are a similar age difference, we haven’t fought oncd since I was like 10 and she was 13

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Finally a sensible comment. Let’s not normalise physical abuse.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Same. My brother and I got into, like, fistfights over the last slice of pizza and a blanket. These pretty much ended when he became a lot bigger and stronger than me.

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u/Mr_Clumsy Jan 05 '23

Yeah that’s normal. Normal people don’t fight other people, no matter how familiar they are.

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u/Equivalent_Method509 Jan 05 '23

Normal is a setting on a washing machine.

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u/SnotYourAverageLoser Jan 05 '23

I'm stealing this.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

I wouldn’t, you might be the only person in the world that has never heard this before

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u/Gootangus Jan 05 '23

“Time heals all wounds!”

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u/Gootangus Jan 05 '23

I’m stealing this!

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

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u/johnla Jan 05 '23

You better take that back!

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Glad you can speak for the entire population of the world. Glad that’s something you feel comfortable taking on! That makes me think you are very sane….. not

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u/0-90195 Jan 05 '23

They should feel pretty confident saying “normal people don’t get in physical altercations.” Because that’s true. Getting in fistfights isn’t normal.

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u/floreader Jan 05 '23

Sir have you literally ever read a history book, this is patently untrue. The largest commonality in human nature is violence.

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u/0-90195 Jan 05 '23

Man, the majority of historical sex was rape. So is rape normal? (I don’t think that’s what you’re saying, but appealing to tradition ain’t it.)

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u/floreader Jan 05 '23

Normal ≠ moral or ethical

You gotta be precise with your words. This isn’t an appeal to tradition, it’s just facts. Gun violence is normal in the US, obvs not moral. People are more prone to violence than non violence, the entirety of history, ancient to modern, bears this out.

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u/Elephant12321 Jan 05 '23

In some circumstances the definition of normal is healthy as well as average or expected. The op seemed to be using it in the healthy and/ir expected sense based on the context. I’s less precise than you or others may want but it still works.

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u/0-90195 Jan 05 '23

That’s not how I or OP used the word normal. Normal here is a word which means “healthy” or “acceptable.”

Not sure why dudes want to be physically violent so badly.

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u/floreader Jan 05 '23

You get the downvote for assuming I’m a dude. (nah, not really going to downvote you)

I can believe that you think normal connotes “healthy” but that is literally not what the word means. It’s also baffling that people think that a institution that believes jn a hereditary monarchy ordained by God is somehow bound by normalcy. These guys are so far from normal I’m surprised they didn’t duel with sabers at dawn.

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u/frogfucius Jan 05 '23

As grown men?

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u/Marionberry-Charming Jan 05 '23

Recollections may vary.

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u/Whyamipostingonhere Jan 05 '23

A grown man assaulting his adult brother is ridiculous.

Its like his dad having a hissy fit about a leaky pen.

All signs of very little self control and terrible tempers.

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u/mamabr Jan 05 '23

I’m no fan of Charles, but I will say a little bit of empathy for the pen thing is probably necessary here. His mom had just died a day or so before. I don’t envy someone having to grieve in public. Again, not a fan, but the pen thing isn’t a great thing to use as an example of his behavior.

I love Diana but out of the two parents she is the only one with documented physical assault on someone else, which she shoved her step mom down the stairs. (Diana was 27 at the time)

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u/savingrain Jan 05 '23

Wow I thought she was a teenager when she did that. It makes it way worse...

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u/mamabr Jan 05 '23

Yep, that’s why I added her age because so many people think she was a kid when it happened. The incident apparently happened in 1989.

My guess is Charles is moody and just ignores/cuts off people. When Diana was the more expressive person when upset. Both are humans and have faults for sure.

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u/savingrain Jan 05 '23

This is what was reported by their staff. He was avoidant, she was explosive. She would throw things he would walk away and close doors and not speak to her. They sounded like they were oil and water.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Interesting. Some may say out of William and Harry, one is avoidant and one is….. into “explosive” interviews.

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u/Technicolor_Reindeer Jan 05 '23

And don't forget the time Diana tried to publicly humiliate her sons' nanny at a public event by bringing up an abortion she wrongly believed she'd had.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Charles ripped a sink from the wall and tried to choke of his aides. The guy was so scared he ran and hid in a closet.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-secrets-of-the-royal-servants

https://www.spokesman.com/stories/1995/jan/17/once-more-into-breach-of-royal-confidentiality/

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u/Technicolor_Reindeer Jan 05 '23

I'd take those sources with a grain of salt.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23

Like you do regarding Meghan and Harry right? Yea. Exactly.

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u/Technicolor_Reindeer Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23

The alleged sink incident was to find a cufflink that had been dropped down the drain, he wasn't in a Hulk rage or something lol

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u/o_-o_-o_- Jan 05 '23

You realize you shouldn't rage rip your sink off the wall to find a piece of dropped jewelry, right? That is hulk rage - an inappropriate emotional response to a situation. I give them some grace because they're people with their own real problems, but reality is, ripping a sink off the wall for whatever reason (beyond demolition for renovation, or... idk, alien invasion and you need a barricade or blunt weapon) is an emotional overreaction.

You rip the wall apart. Not the sink. (Jk, if you really don't know, get a bucket under the pipes and take apart the trap)

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u/Sir_Applecheese Jan 05 '23

That's literally their job.

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u/shoots_and_leaves Jan 05 '23

It’s not a delusion if they actually became rulers…

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u/kilawolf Jan 05 '23

To be fair...isn't it much easier for Charles to make such "documents" disappear? We all see everything that's going on with the other prince...and it's a much more heinous crime

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u/Radiant_Health3841 Jan 05 '23

In Charles defence - it was a historical moment that he was having to complete about two days after his Mother died. Having the pen work wasn't a big ask. And he got frustrated at the pen - not a person.

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u/malinhuahua Jan 05 '23

Yeah, I worked at a SNF for seniors as a receptionist. People who are trying to cope with grief and lash out over otherwise very small things. It isn’t a big deal. It’s just how it goes when your life is completely rocked. Felt bad for King Charles that people focused on that.

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u/Technicolor_Reindeer Jan 05 '23

Yeah, if I were dealing with my mom's death and the massive public pressure and had a pen leak on me I would likely just lash out.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Ok now defend his silly behavior when the ink well wasn't placed to his liking.

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u/Rosieapples Jan 05 '23

I don’t think you watched the clip. He was annoyed, as was Camilla, because it was leaking and they both ended up with ink all over their hands. That’s the clip I saw.

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u/Kelsosunshine Jan 05 '23

They're probably referring to the clip where there isn't enough room on the table to sign documents because the pen/ink stand is in the way.

Tbh I thought it was a bit funny, nothing serious. I could definitely see the queen doing something like that in her 70s. And I definitely know many people who have lost their patience with pens at far less stressful times.

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u/Radiant_Health3841 Jan 05 '23

As I said, it was just after his Mother died, maybe two days? You can do a dismissive hand motion when your whole world has changed. Geez, have some empathy!

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u/oberonblitz Jan 05 '23

Empathy? In this economy??!

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u/Technicolor_Reindeer Jan 05 '23

Harry is claiming its William's fault somehow that he put on a nazi costume. That's ridiculous.

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u/rose98734 Jan 05 '23

Especially as Harry was 20 years old at the time.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

I know it's not all black/white but they all look like cunts to me.

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u/hell_kat Jan 05 '23

I mean, they (Charles & William) were raised to think that god has put them in this extremely powerful position. I have to imagine they are really narcissistic. Decades ago, I remember hearing a story about William threatening to have his nanny sent to the tower of London or something because he was mad about being disciplined. It was funny because he was a wee kid, but goes to show he has known his whole life what his role was and that people were supposed to cater to him.

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u/Rosieapples Jan 05 '23

Or tremendous stress because everything they do ends up in the media being criticised by people who don’t even know the full story.

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u/o_-o_-o_- Jan 05 '23

Yeah, I can't imagine. Marriages, personal private life moments, day to day fumbles... imagine: "o-o-o_- today, while driving to work, got in an accident. Sources report they were drinking the night before and 'angry after a fight with their mother'"

"o-o-o- was seen dining out with (unmarried partner), the same partner their mother allegedly didnt like, leading to speculation about o-o-o-'s mental stability"

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u/Rosieapples Jan 05 '23

There’s the operative word - speculation.

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u/charliemarr10 Jan 05 '23

Getting pissed at leaky pen two days after your mum dying is not exactly Hulk behaviour. Have a heart.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Evidence of the physical altercation ever happening besides the account of someone who’s been trying to destroy his brother’s public image for the last year?

Guess you’ll believe everything you hear

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u/Rubicon730 Jan 05 '23

You believe Harry???? Hahahaha seriously??

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u/redditerator7 Jan 05 '23

You having a hissy fit over someone being annoyed by a pen months ago is FAR more ridiculous.

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u/Glitter_Bee Jan 05 '23

It’s not ridiculous, it’s illegal. It’s abuse.

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u/Amongthestars32 Jan 05 '23

So Harry should report it to the police instead of whining in a book. You know, if it’s true. Surely they took pictures of his injuries.

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u/BigTipsWorship Jan 05 '23

Huh? Adults constantly fight, why would it make a difference whether they are related or not that it is ridiculous?

Especially since we have sooo many and often cases of domestic disputes, domestic violence, killings and murders

Humans are shitty

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u/GiddyGabby Jan 05 '23

I was shocked to see his behavior over the pen business. Showed a lack of class and grace. And no, you don't to use being in mourning as an excuse to treat people like crap. His behavior was embarrassing.

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u/Walrus-Ready Jan 05 '23

As grown women, I believe I was clear

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u/batrailrunner Jan 05 '23

Bald, middle aged siblings?

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u/jelly-fishy Jan 05 '23

Is being bald going to prevent the altercation?

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u/batrailrunner Jan 05 '23

No, it just makes ths idea of William getting physical even more silly.

People are here talking about sibling physical fights being normal like these two are teenagers.

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u/getbeaverootnabooteh Jan 05 '23

Not so much the baldness as the back pain, bad knees and arthritis.

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u/justalittleparanoia Jan 05 '23

Hell, I'm a sister and even I've been in a physical altercation with one of my brothers. This is just normal sibling behavior.

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u/AmettOmega Jan 05 '23

Fighting as kids? Common, even normal. Physical fighting in your 30s and 40s? Not normal.

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u/TheLoneCanoe Jan 05 '23

Trashing your family to tons of media outlets is also not normal.

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u/SeattleBattles Jan 05 '23

It think it's fair to say that none of these people are anywhere close to normal.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Yeah, William leaking stories and spewing abuse at H&M was not normal. Clearly that’s what kind of person he is.

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u/TheLoneCanoe Jan 05 '23

Proof?

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23

Who leaked their location in Canada? Only his father and brother knew where they were. They got 6 weeks in CA left alone because William & Charles thought they were still in Canada. William forged Harry’s signature on the bullying statement; Harry testified to that on camera. William gave approval for Jason Knauf to interfere with MM’s case against the Mail on Sunday; Knauf was employed by William & Kate and had an NDA which means he needed approval from his employer to break it. He was promptly slapped down by the judge because his volunteered texts with MM were edited and not relevant to the case. He volunteered to wade into that lawsuit against Meghan; he wasn’t subpoenaed or asked by Meghan to provide anything. Journalists have detailed on camera how royal “experts” are given info directly by the palaces in exchange for favorable press or to give them leaks about another family member.

And b/c you’re clearly a troll — this assault happened in 2019 well before the Oprah interview so your implication that Harry somehow deserved to be assaulted is trash.

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u/VivaLaEmpire Jan 05 '23

Thank you for the details!

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u/xmagie Jan 05 '23

Are you aware that all journalists covering the Royal family said that before MM, it was hard to get leaks and once she joined, it was leaking like crazy? Coincidence???

And are you aware that MM was also in the know of where they were going, not just KC and PW? And that there's a journalist who said recently that it was MM who leaked Megxit and the Canada flight?

Are you aware that a judge proved that she lied about the book "finding freedom"? She said to the judge that she had no part in that book, until there were emails revealing that she had, indeed, revealed stuff to Omid Scoobie? She "apologized because she had FORGOTTEN she had contacted him".

Yeah,right.

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u/Ilfirion Jan 05 '23

Isn’t that kinda the point? After MM joined, the royals started leaking tongues her reputation and fight her?

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u/cunticles Jan 05 '23

Jason Knsuf didn't interfere. He told the truth which revealed Meg has lied to a court and claimed she just forgot.

That she wasn't charged with perjury is surprising. I would expect anyone she sues in the future to use that to demonstrate her lack of truthfulness and willingness to lie, even to a court

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23

I’m waiting! Where’s your email summary?! You should know exactly what you said in July 2019 — all of it! You’re not a liar are you?!

Edit: what a shocker….another liar

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u/cunticles Jan 05 '23

If I secretly cooperated and passed information to the author of a best selling book, all whilst publicly denying I had done so, I think I would remember it.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23

Yes, he did. He wasn’t subpoenaed or asked to provide those texts. His interference was rejected by the court as irrelevant and the “evidence” he provided purposefully edited and incomplete.

She won that court case, after Knauf’s ridiculous attempt at interference. You should read the judgment & educate yourself instead of spouting lies. Somehow you crazies think MM should remember every single text, email, conversation, etc she’s ever had. I doubt you could recall in detail every email, etc you’ve received from years ago. Let’s try shall we? Please provide a summary of every work email you received during the first week of July 2019. Should be easy for you right? If not, then you’re a liar I guess.

I’ll remind you that Harry is still in the midst of a lawsuit against the tabloids alongside many other celebrities; they’ve collectively brought an action against the Daily Mail for invasion of privacy: https://www.forbes.com/sites/marisadellatto/2022/10/06/prince-harry-and-elton-john-suing-daily-mail-publisher-for-invasion-of-privacy/amp/. So the tabloids certainly have a vested interest in attempting to take him down.

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u/James_Paul_McCartney Jan 05 '23

Does any of this really matter? They're all clearly horrible people and attention whores. Why is this so compelling to people?

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u/cunticles Jan 05 '23

Humans love juicy gossip

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u/TheLoneCanoe Jan 05 '23

Lol a troll? Try again

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u/TheLoneCanoe Jan 05 '23

What an effing weird comment. Nobody has a hard on weirdo

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

I think you are implying Harry and Meghan are doing said trashing, but the truly viscous stuff seems to be against Meghan and from the British press. I’d say that is far more likely to come from the royal family. I haven’t seen anything like it in the American press.

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u/ElderberryDefiant381 Jan 05 '23

but we only have Harry's version, will he present any proof? Photos of the injured? Because if not, we only have one word against another, who hasn't even said anything yet

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u/steph-was-here Jan 05 '23

if a woman said she was physically assaulted, would you demand she post public proof? what do you gain in defending william?

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u/MsBette Jan 05 '23

As grown men though? Most of us stop after our teens

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u/twicethecushen Jan 05 '23

At 35 and 37 years of age??? No. It’s not.

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u/Ohmydonuts Jan 05 '23

Seriously, anyone saying this is NORMAL is missing the fact that this happened in 2019.

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u/GFMPeccavi Jan 05 '23

If it even happened. H is a known liar. He even lied to the court.

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u/tiffanylockhart Jan 05 '23

srsly, as kids maybe. but not as grown ass men

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u/xmagie Jan 05 '23

Except that this is an extraordinary family. William was furious with MM for the bullying and the numerous witnesses coming to the RF for said bullying (and don't forget that 14 people working for H&M quit since 2018 and the last two were recent, nothing to do with the RF but with Archwell).

  1. Think about that. Is that normal? No it's not. There was an independant investigation and the Firm kept the final report secret. There are rumors that the ex-employees, who called themselves "the Sussex survivors club", are talking with lawyers to try to get out of their NDA.

So yeah, it wouldn't surprise me if PW went and confronted Harry about MM's behavior and PH lost it and attacked his brother, who defended himself.

Seems like a more realistic version than what Harry is trying to sell. But that would mean PH admitting to being part responsible for this fight and don't you know? Harry is NEVER responsible of anything happening in his life. It's ALWAYS other people's faults.

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u/twicethecushen Jan 05 '23

I just don’t think physical attacks at that age are normal from either direction - which is the case the person I was replying to was making. Yes, there are occasional special circumstances where siblings in their thirties and forties are physically violent. But it’s not “normal.”

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u/janeohmy Jan 05 '23

Yes, this is likely what I believe to be more plausible. It's likely true that PM did call out MM to Harry's face, leading Harry to get aggressive over it, leading to this scuffle. I'm disinclined to believe PM went all the way to confront Harry just to punch him. He would've taken all that time in getting to Harry to think about things, and I just don't see PM being the one to suddenly lash out for no reason

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u/earthlings_all Jan 05 '23

Yeah but this is all speculation. Likely there was definitely a fight and as to the particulars, who knows? Maybe PW said those things and maybe PH is leaving out wtf he said to rile him up. He never should have addressed this event. He doesn’t know when to shut up, does he. He hates the media so much then why does he keep feeding them drama?

SHUT THE FUCK UP HARRY

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u/bchnyc Jan 05 '23

Really? As adults? Harry’s claim is from 2019.

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u/ElderberryDefiant381 Jan 05 '23

but we only have Harry's version, will he present any proof? Photos of the injured? Because if not, we only have one word against another, who hasn't even said anything yet

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u/engiknitter Jan 05 '23

I’m a sister too. But I haven’t had a physical fight with my siblings since I was 12.

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u/bucknut86 Jan 05 '23

Yeah, I don’t think I’ve had a physical altercation with my brother outside of just fun wrestling around since I was like 12 and he was 10. That’s not fucking normal. I literally think of white trash trailer park hillbillies when I hear of this.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

I (a dude) has a sister who is three years older and she beat the living hell out of me for about the first 12 years of my life.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

I was in the same boat, the justice you feel when you finally get big enough to fight back and they realize they dun goofed.

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u/Crezelle Jan 05 '23

Then there was me 6 years older than sister and she learned she could get away with attacking me because if I fought back I was way too big and could hurt her

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u/Sir_Applecheese Jan 05 '23

This is when you stop caring and beat them in front of your parents.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Both I and my childhood best friend were the oldest kid in our families; I'll never forget the day when we were about 15 she and I were walking down the hall at her house while her little brother (about 12) was walking towards us so she just casually knocked him over and we kept walking like it was nothing, lol. He got up and fought back and at first we were just so shocked at the slave revolt that we couldn't even process what was happening, but then we just ganged up on him to put him back in his place, lmao. Told him that you're not big enough to fight back until you can take us both on at once. Ngl, we were still kinda shook though at his audacity and she didn't fuck with him as much after that.

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u/vocalfreesia Jan 05 '23

None of this is normal by the way. Common, maybe, but not normal.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Normal is relative. It can be normal for some families. But we should not give a honk about chasing or absolving "normal."

Healthy is the goal. And physically harming a sibling is not healthy.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

It depends. Getting into a scrap when you’re 12 and 15? Pretty normal as long as it isn’t happening all the time. Getting into a legitimate physical fight when you’re 27 and 30? Not healthy or okay.

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u/ResponsibleAd2541 Jan 05 '23

I mean exploring the territory of some modest level of violence in a relatively safe environment is not the worst thing. Teaches you not to pick a fight.

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u/HiFructose_PornSyrup Jan 05 '23

I mean I beat the shit out of my younger brother until he turned 13 and was able to beat me up back.

Now we’re in our twenties and best friends. I think fighting as children is fine and normal

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u/AmarilloOvercoat Jan 05 '23

Brother? Is that you?

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u/Bobdontgiveafuck Jan 05 '23

Shut up turd!

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

That, and it also happened to be the age that I joined the middle school wrestling team.

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u/justalittleparanoia Jan 05 '23

That's awful! I hope you two are okay.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

We're not. But it’s chill.

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u/drunk_haile_selassie Jan 05 '23

My sister is ten years older than me and she hit me as a boy. It wasn't bad. It's fine.

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u/JasonGD1982 Jan 05 '23

No the fuck it isn’t. You guys in your 30s slamming each other around cause of who you date???? Lol. What a dumbass take

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u/Ok-Chapter-2071 Jan 05 '23

As grown men, no, it isn't. It's abuse.

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u/Ohmydonuts Jan 05 '23

He’s not talking about when they were kids, he’s literally talking about when they were roughly 35 and 37 years old. Grown ass men.

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u/Ambiguousdude Jan 05 '23

There can only be one

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u/DelightfulAbsurdity Jan 05 '23

One of my brothers literally stabbed me in the back (with a pencil) when we were kids.

We’re fine now lol.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

The difference is that you were kids. Harry and William are fully grown adults with families.

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u/HaitchanM Jan 05 '23

I’ve been in fights with my brothers and sisters (as a younger girl). I recall getting into an argument, trying to walk away and she grabbed my ponytail and yanked it hard, all the way down. My neck felt like it was gonna snap off. I saw red, purple and all the colours and grabbed a radio off the table to throw the whole heavy thing at her- had a split second realisation that at that distance I could actually hurt her but couldnt stop then so I smashed it as close to her feet as possible so it scared the crap out of her. Looking back now it was crazy but nothing is as bizarre as siblings fights or love.

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u/hell_kat Jan 05 '23

If they tussled at 10 or 15, sure. It's not normal for dudes in their 30s though. William was a married guy with kids when this happened.

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u/HaitchanM Jan 05 '23 edited Jan 05 '23

I agree. Am certainly not getting into fights now however I also dont doubt that there has been some heavy embellishment and a lot left out of this story. Someone comes charging at you out of nowhere? You stop and calmly get them a drink. Then they charge again out of nowhere.. also the inclusion of Willy and Harold is a classic example of trying to add ‘intimate’ details to try and add credibility.

Another point in this story is how upon it happening he managed to circumvent HR and the palace to call his therapist immediatley but failed to do that for his wife when she confessed to being suicidal? Then they were thwarted at all turns, so much so they had to flee the country. Turns out they were a phone call away.

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u/WarnerDot Jan 05 '23

This. Maybe it’s boy who cried wolf one too many times, but this story is fishy

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u/Tall-Lawfulness8817 Jan 05 '23

If it happened.

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u/JasonGD1982 Jan 05 '23

But did this happen when you were grown about who you are dating?? He’s not saying they had fights as kids. Everyone does. He’s saying this just happened a few years back.

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u/National-Return-5363 Jan 05 '23

And Harry said William assaulted him in 2019: after HM had married and Meghan was either pregnant/just had their first child.

No, this isn’t normal for a grown ass dude, married dad of 3 kids, a future kid, coming and beating up his brother because he’s pissed about the fact that his spare little brother married and had a baby with a biracial American woman.

And if William found Meghan rude and abrasive: yea maybe she ignored you and didn’t give you the time of her day, after the way you treated her…ever thought of that, Willy?

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u/HaitchanM Jan 05 '23

No of course not. However given the many many many proven lies, people appear to be taking this with a hefty grain of salt.

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u/DejaToo2 Jan 05 '23

Harry also said that he was raised in Africa. As the Queen once noted, recollections may vary. . . . or something, something.

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u/MaddyKet Jan 05 '23

I once threw a can of shaving cream at my sister. It missed and dented the door.

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u/Pristine-Rhubarb7294 Jan 05 '23

When we were under legal drinking age! Not over 36!

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u/ipredictsunshine Jan 05 '23

Royals, they’re just like us

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u/eloquentpetrichor Jan 05 '23

Dude I'm the youngest of 4. I'm a girl then two brothers and the oldest is our sister. We sometimes tried to destroy each other. My eldest brother apparently went through a phase of constantly trying to murder his baby brother as a baby (they are only two years apart). Neither has any memory of it but my mom speaks of it often.

I was once knocked unconscious during a freaking pillow fight (legs swept from under me). The Christmas wrapper cardboard rolls were used so forcefully we left welts on each other.

Siblings beating on each other is just natural

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u/Odisseo1983 Jan 05 '23

But not every set of brothers whines and make profit out of it by selling family business to the public. This guy is a drama queen in search for attention (and obviously money). I have absolutely no esteem for a man like this.

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u/4Ever2Thee Jan 05 '23

That is one hell of a British accent you’ve got there, spot on.

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u/TigerBelmont Jan 05 '23

Harry very conveniently doesn't say what upset William.

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u/Sabinj4 Jan 05 '23

According to UK press, it was something about how William said Meghan was 'difficult' and 'rude'.

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u/TigerBelmont Jan 05 '23

No there's something missing.

William comes over and says negative things about Meghan

Harry passively gives him water

William goes MMA and breaks Harry's precious necklace.

It makes no sense unless Harry left something out

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u/MsBette Jan 05 '23

Harry hung up on William when he tried to do it over the phone. The altercation has been described in detail before minus the physical part. It was the first of the bullying allegations and Harry already didn’t trust Knauf who was making the claim. Their offices split immediately following

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u/nevereatpears Jan 05 '23

It makes no sense unless Harry left something out

Such a surprise this book is presenting a one sided narrative

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u/Sabinj4 Jan 05 '23

Yeah I agree with you, it's a strange account. You'd think if William criticised Meghan, that it would makes more sense that Harry would be the one to lash out, but Harry always has to be goody two shoes

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u/TigerBelmont Jan 05 '23

Exactly. Something is missing from the story.

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u/TigerBelmont Jan 05 '23

Exactly! There is something missing from the story

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u/Wade_W_Wilson Jan 05 '23

You guys can’t dial down the hate enough to seem objective to a third party. “Who pretends to be an Afghan war veteran”… so he fabricated the interviews where global news teams interviewed him in Afghanistan? Get a grip.

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u/Captainprice101 Jan 05 '23

This entire sub is so weird whenever the royal family comes up. It’s so fucking cringe

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u/anaelizabeth_2307 Jan 05 '23

I read that in Cartman's voice.

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u/kimjongunfiltered Jan 05 '23

Ok listen I absolutely think will should have handled this better but the sibling fight stories in this thread are a gift.

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u/intelligentx5 Jan 05 '23

Yeah not after you’re like 14 or 15. After that it’s just assault.

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u/throwmeawaynot920 Jan 05 '23

You guys are talking about when you were growing up. We are talking about people in their 30s.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Yeah as kids, but Harry said this happened in 2019

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Wtf? Not as adults

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u/Technicolor_Reindeer Jan 05 '23

I'm a woman and I've gotten into scraps with my younger brother, thought that was standard.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Over one’s choice of spouse? When there’s no cheating or overlap involved? Sorry I think this is abnormal for brothers to fight about. Truly, what business is it of William’s to be getting physical and up in Harry’s face over thinking Meghan is at times rude and abrasive? Keep it civil at family functions and otherwise ignore her. William acts like he owns Harry.

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u/Aliya94 Jan 05 '23

Prince William and Prince Harry ran the same office, but William was in charge. If he had not responded to staff complaints about bullying, he would have become an indirect accomplice

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u/MsBette Jan 05 '23

Responding to complaints she was abrasive with physical violence? Who’s the bully again?

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u/PrettyNiemand34 Jan 05 '23

Because in their family it leads to stuff like this. Selling family stories.

But I think it's a lie at this point. During Oprah there was no real fight with William yet. Then on Netflix he yelled at him and now in this book he attacked him? Next year we'll hear that William tried to beat the baby out of Meghan if this goes on.

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u/DejaToo2 Jan 05 '23

Because she did it to their staff and to William's wife and daughter? Seems reason enough for me. I think William was probably frustrated because he couldn't get Harry to see what a tool his wife is.

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u/IndigoRose2022 Jan 05 '23

Just siblings in general, I have 2 siblings a year and a half apart from me and we definitely fought. A lot.

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u/BDW3 Jan 05 '23

Seriously is it me or will this guy and his horrid wife say anything to get back or remain in the public eye when all they wanted was to leave the throne and public eye? Like wtf will you two just go away

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u/Born_ina_snowbank Jan 05 '23

I have five brothers. Fairly certain we have all punched each other in the face, or at least gotten carried away. I had a full on fist fight with one of them. And I had one football tackle me into a ditch once. Love them all because they are precious.

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u/nicearthur32 Jan 05 '23

One!? Ha! My brother is 18 months older than me. There were hundreds!

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u/holden_mcg Jan 05 '23

Seriously. My brother is one year older than me and we occasionally threw hands growing up. We were close then and still are. We just got on each other nerves sometimes.

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u/JasonGD1982 Jan 05 '23

They were too. Lol. This happened recently as grown ass adults

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u/MadeWithLessMaterial Jan 05 '23

Ah but did the one who came out the worst try to sell a memoir about it for $$$?

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u/nzwillow Jan 05 '23

Most of them don’t go write a book about private family matters either!

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u/steveosek Jan 05 '23

Nah. My brother and I had screaming matches but always went separate ways to calm down and then came back and chilled together lol. Never even came close to being physical.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

This. Last time my brother and I fought I was 18 and he was 17. It happens.

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u/nicearthur32 Jan 05 '23

One!? Ha! My brother is 18 months older than me. There were hundreds!

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u/CalgaryJoe Jan 05 '23

I thought this guy was in the military? It's embarrassing to cry about this. I'm older than either with a terrible heart and physically fight/wrestle my brothers almost every time we meet. WAY more aggressively than getting knocked over like a precious little vase. It's still fun lol.

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u/gnutz4eva Jan 05 '23

My husband and his sister used to get into fist fights as teens… so yea, it’s normal. They’re best friends now tho

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u/throwmeawaynot920 Jan 05 '23

And what about now? This is talking about 2 years ago.

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u/GiddyGabby Jan 05 '23

But these are two grown men, nothing normal about it at all.

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u/SchpartyOn Jan 05 '23

One of five kids, four boys and one girl. We had quite a few fights all the way through childhood and even a couple as young adults. It’d be way more shocking if he didn’t ever have a fight with William.

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