Annaliese Kinch

Gosh, where to begin? I started out just loving the Meghan and Harry relationship and went to the UK soon after their wedding and traced some of their steps at Windsor Castle. Soon after, however their behavior began to give me pause. I have read so much about Meghan's perspective, and in my opinion, her story changes and changes over time. Disingenuous for sure. That she grew up in poverty ( going to private school and Northwestern University, which dad paid for) is not true.That she has alienated nearly her entire family (her mom's family were not invited to the wedding either! Read an article about them and seem to be lovely people) just tells me who she is. Pattern in her life of using people until they are no longer useful, Harry beware! I think she is intelligent and tries to weave the narrative in a manipulative way to fit the incident at hand.I do not agree with any racism she might have suffered (Blackmore Brooch incident), but in behaving badly in return puts you on that person's level. Why give that person power? Do not "validate" their wrong impression of you! As a female, I have dealt with the glass ceiling and people's perception of me. I have chosen to be very careful in how I deal with my impression of others' perception. I use this adversity to encourage me to prove them wrong and I have been quite successful. I think if she could refine her emotional intelligence, she might go far. They could have done so much good. Nothing in the documentary is new. Just rehashed and self-pitying and that is the easy way. You don't have to change your tactics but expect everyone else to change.