Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 10764317)

A Dad who went from being amazing in 2016 to not being so amazing in 2017 does not make any sense

Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 10764317)

A Dad who went from being amazing in 2016 to not being so amazing in 2017 does not make any sense

Originally Posted by Dezzy (Post 10764314)

He ain't entitled to jack**** and by selling out his own daughter, he's only showing them why he should never know his grandchild.

I have no time for narcissists who believe they are entitled to their grandchildren and blame the world when it's their own toxic actions that got them cast out from their children's lives.

Originally Posted by arista (Post 10764321)

But if the 2 Ex Royals
do meet him,
it will end all TV interviews.

They should Send a Car
to take him up to Canada
keep it a private meeting.

Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 10764317)

A Dad who went from being amazing in 2016 to not being so amazing in 2017 does not make any sense

Originally Posted by Dezzy (Post 10764325)

And give the narcissist what he wants so that whenever he's unhappy about not being the center of Meghan's world he can run to the papers all over again until she gives in?

WOEFUL advice, Arista. You take power away from a narcissist, you don't give it them. Let him bleat on about her, it'll do him no good and it'll just solidify to her and anyone of sound mind that he deserves to be disowned.

Originally Posted by arista (Post 10764183)

Thanking her Dad
in a big way.

Originally Posted by Dezzy (Post 10764326)

When you have a difficult relationship with your parents, you tend to sugarcoat it for the outside world because it's easier than letting strangers in and knowing things about your homelife that you aren't ready to share.

She probably had an epiphany and realised that he doesn't have to have that power over her, that she doesn't need his presence in her life. Things like that can happen suddenly or slowly over time, there's no rule book on it.

Originally Posted by thesheriff443 (Post 10764320)

No one wants to give this any merit cherie.

Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 10764333)

It’s a hell of a turn around, I find it odd Harry has never met him in person if only once

Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 10764332)

Given he was going to walk her down the aisle I call codswallop on the above

Originally Posted by Dezzy (Post 10764341)

Again, you don't know. You want a reason to hate her so you vindicate her father despite red flags the size of skyscrapers.

A narcissistic parent can have a lot of control over their kids, it very well could be that she didn't truly break free of that control until 2017. I know narcissism when I see it, I know the patterns of the carrot and the stick that they use and how they always see themselves as the victims and Thomas Markle, from everything I've seen, is a classic case of it.

Originally Posted by Kazanne (Post 10764335)

There are always two sides to a story , no matter which one you prefer, no harm in him giving his side,if its wrong I am sure she will counteract.

Originally Posted by thesheriff443 (Post 10764342)

Your trying claim your opinion is fact. With what you know when you see it.

It’s speculation like anyone’s else’s opinion.

Originally Posted by arista (Post 10764330)

He Helped her alone
age 11-18.

Its not up to you
She can choose what to do
before he is dead.

Originally Posted by Dezzy;10764341[B

]Again, you don't know. You want a reason to hate [/B]her so you vindicate her father despite red flags the size of skyscrapers.

A narcissistic parent can have a lot of control over their kids, it very well could be that she didn't truly break free of that control until 2017. I know narcissism when I see it, I know the patterns of the carrot and the stick that they use and how they always see themselves as the victims and Thomas Markle, from everything I've seen, is a classic case of it.

Originally Posted by arista (Post 10764331)

Posting again for Dezzy,

Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 10764348)

I don't hate her, just puzzled by their behaviour as a couple

I quite like her actually :laugh: so wrong again

You don't hold any psychology degrees so I would hold off with the embarrassing web definitions

Originally Posted by Dezzy (Post 10764347)

Plenty of parents care for children their whole lives and do so without a sense of ownership or entitlement to that child's life when they are grown up. It's blatant narcissism and self-entitlement to believe that he has any rights to her life when it's down purely to her.

She is choosing what she wants to do, she has chosen not to have him in her life and it's her right to do so.

Originally Posted by Dezzy (Post 10764350)

So your entire response is an attack aimed at me. Typical.

If you don't like what i'm saying, argue against it. You know nothing about me and you will only continue to embarrass yourself if you try to lash out at me personally instead of arguing against my points.

Originally Posted by Twosugars (Post 10764352)

Is he an alcoholic? Or any other substance abuse?