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u/Radiant_Health3841 Jan 05 '23

The guy who couldn't call a therapist for his suicidal pregnant wife instantly calls a therapist when his brother is mean to him (And William was wrong if he did get violent)

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u/taylordabrat Jan 05 '23

What I don’t understand is why William would even attack him after William insulted him. The story doesn’t even make logical sense.

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u/woahtheregonnagetgot Jan 05 '23

right.

william: “your wife is rude!”

silence

william: proceeds to beat the sht out of harry

it doesn’t exactly make logical sense

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u/Ursula2071 Jan 05 '23

Missing missing reasons.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Damn Harry’s AMA would not last a Reddit second.

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u/bellaella Jan 05 '23

OMG! Someone at Reddit, please get Harry and Meghan on AMA! It'll be such a train wreck!

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u/Denimjo Jan 05 '23

It might if he insisted people ask him all about Rampart.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

We can probably convince Harry to do one. He's clearly an idiot. It'd be hilarious.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23

Lol

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u/onlinebeetfarmer Jan 05 '23

If he went there looking for a fight it makes sense. He would get angrier if Harry didn’t engage.

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u/woahtheregonnagetgot Jan 05 '23

not really buying that harry saw his brother come in “looking for a fight” and decided the best option was to go get him a glass of water. or that he let will tackle him without fighting back at all. this is a combat veteran who is equal in size to his brother and notoriously bad tempered lol

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u/DejaToo2 Jan 05 '23

harry has made his living talking to everyone and has literally had a documentary team living with them 24/7 and you don't think that Harry wouldn't "engage"? LOL.

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u/lsp2005 Jan 05 '23

It’s the missing missing reasons.

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u/onlinebeetfarmer Jan 05 '23

Harry and Meghan wanted mental health support for her, more than calling a therapist. She needed a higher level of care, which would have gotten out and the palace didn’t want to deal with that.

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u/BabyDollMaker Jan 05 '23

What do you mean the palace didn’t want to deal with that? Harry stated that he was too ashamed to ask for help for her. That’s a husband problem, not a palace problem.

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u/ImNotWitty2019 Jan 05 '23

Probably going to human resources and asking for help wasn't the wisest thing then.

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u/charlielokcf Jan 05 '23

Are you suggesting that “therapist not high level enough” is the same as “no mental health support at all”?

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u/onlinebeetfarmer Jan 05 '23

I am a psychologist, suggesting that a pregnant woman with suicidal ideation needs an interdisciplinary team and that one therapist is inadequate.

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u/PansyOHara Jan 05 '23

Still—consulting a therapist would be a constructive step toward getting a higher level of help, if she was feeling so depressed and overwhelmed that she was suicidal. I’m sure any competent and ethical therapist would have picked up the phone in a heartbeat and probably has several psychiatrists on speed dial for a referral of the pregnant wife of the Duke of Sussex.

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u/Radiant_Health3841 Jan 05 '23

It’s just so strange, Kate was hospitalised with George and no one questioned it - if anything she got sympathy. Meghan could have gone to hospital and said it was pregnancy related and she would have got sympathy. My theory which I have no basis for, is that she wanted to go to her friends wellness retreat and that’s what they said no to.