It's fine when you're not working. At public events, they are working.
William and Catherine, Prince and Princess of Wales
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I can be overdone....looks fake. and when he tries to pull his hand away and she grabs it, that looks aggressive
Depends on how you view it I guess, but I can think of several reasons.
In their warped relationship where she desperately tries to be DianaII, and he slavishly embraces that because he needs his dead Mummy to merch , her clinging/clawing comes across as a Diana/Mummy trying to keep her man/child under control so he won’t runaway and get lost in the crowd at the mall. Or worse yet, tethered because she’s afraid she’ll lose her meal ticket and he’ll escape from her literal clutches.
Can’t think of another avowed “feminist” who clings like a barnacle to a man in all public appearances. When she does let go, it’s to push him aside to charge into a group to make herself the center of attention, which does not demonstrate much affection for him, let alone respect, which one would expect as part of a truly loving relationship.
All of photos of Haz looking miserable, and her mask slips showing anger when he hasn’t pleased her make the exaggerated displays of affection look phony, the old “trying too hard.”
edited to add: this should more appropriately be in the other thread, but the ? was asked here.
In their warped relationship where she desperately tries to be DianaII, and he slavishly embraces that because he needs his dead Mummy to merch , her clinging/clawing comes across as a Diana/Mummy trying to keep her man/child under control so he won’t runaway and get lost in the crowd at the mall. Or worse yet, tethered because she’s afraid she’ll lose her meal ticket and he’ll escape from her literal clutches.
Can’t think of another avowed “feminist” who clings like a barnacle to a man in all public appearances. When she does let go, it’s to push him aside to charge into a group to make herself the center of attention, which does not demonstrate much affection for him, let alone respect, which one would expect as part of a truly loving relationship.
All of photos of Haz looking miserable, and her mask slips showing anger when he hasn’t pleased her make the exaggerated displays of affection look phony, the old “trying too hard.”
edited to add: this should more appropriately be in the other thread, but the ? was asked here.
I literally had to double check the title of the thread to make sure I commented in the Kate thread.
I wasn’t talking about Meghan and yet somehow everything circles back to her lol.
The answer follows the concealed direction of the question, allegedly
I also wonder why the question is asked here and not in the other thread(s).
My question wasn’t about Meghan.The answer follows the concealed direction of the question, allegedly
I genuinely think it’s odd that people have an issue with how much affection a wife shows her husband.
Laughing at myself, and apologize for my misread. I never think about William and Catherine in the context of PDA and visiting various threads this morning I lost track where I was reading.
Thank you for being gracious about it.
It’s an old school thing. My parents used to get very wound up if I showed affection to any of my boyfriends in public. Holding hands was akin to sweeping everything off the dining room table lol.
And it is also a long standing unspoken policy of the BRF. So, it doesn’t surprise me that it is expected by the public.
And it is also a long standing unspoken policy of the BRF. So, it doesn’t surprise me that it is expected by the public.
They are working! Megan claws onto him! It's so unprofessional!
Most of us can't bring our spouses to our work commitments and all but make out. But also, there's also nothing wrong with touching your baby bump but when you hang onto it for dear life every minute other people see you it becomes annoying.
