[Zizu]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

Is that the selfish actions taken by millions across the world...its called 'life'.

No just Charles who’s never been able to keep his todger in his kecks


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[Zizu]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

Sorry...but normal people arrange to meet up at a time thats convenient for both of them.
It happens to be 'convenient' for Harry because he is in town for his work. Maybe Harry should call his father and arrange a meet up when both of them have a free schedule...its what normal people do
Why should Charles have to drop everything to fit into Harry's schedule ...then try and make Charles look bad.

Charlie boy’s conscience should have guided him to see his youngest son


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[arista]

Harry could meet him later
than 10PM

Thats the only way

[Soldier Boy]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

Maybe Harry should pop over to see his dad when he is free and not just slot him into HIS schedule…

This should not (ever) be part of any parent-offspring relationship. Popping in to visit your parents when its convenient for them? Who considers that to be a healthy parental dynamic? Only people who are crap parents would be my view (or who HAVE crap parents but aren't ready to admit it to themselves yet, out of misguided "family loyalty" or whatever).

[arista]

Yes its the King
get permission to visit,
then go

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

This should not (ever) be part of any parent-offspring relationship. Popping in to visit your parents when its convenient for them? Who considers that to be a healthy parental dynamic? Only people who are crap parents would be my view (or who HAVE crap parents but aren't ready to admit it to themselves yet, out of misguided "family loyalty" or whatever).

tbf if your kids only ever visited you when they were in the area you would be a bit miffed off as well, Harry had made his bed, he blindsided Charlie when he visited after the cancer diagnosis, he can come whenever he wants, he is hardly busy...so dont blame Charles, he didnt write a book dissing Harrys wife

[bitontheslide]

we aren't dealing with a normal family though are we. The royals have never been considered normal, none of them. If Harry turned up unannounced, he could be taken out by a sniper for starters

When I lived away from home, I always called my Dad and asked when would be a convenient time. It's just good manners

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

we aren't dealing with a normal family though are we. The royals have never been considered normal, none of them. If Harry turned up unannounced, he could be taken out by a sniper for starters

When I lived away from home, I always called my Dad and asked when would be a convenient time. It's just good manners

…is that not normal, then…?…I just learned to dodge them at a very young age…

[Maru]

At best Charles can at least be partly blamed for the type of man Harry has become. That said, he's more than fully grown now and he can't be blamed for Harry's actions or decisions. He is within his right to not meet with his son. It's very possible he just simply can't trust him with a meeting with the amount of things likely going on in private.

[rusticgal]

So when children grow up and have a life of their own…you communicate with your family and arrange get togethers. Harry has occasional commitments but he runs his own agenda pretty much. It is therefore Harry who can slot into his fathers Agenda who has more commitments than his son.
Harry fails to see that…it’s a matter of fit into mine or lose out…

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Cherie

tbf if your kids only ever visited you when they were in the area you would be a bit miffed off as well, Harry had made his bed, he blindsided Charlie when he visited after the cancer diagnosis, he can come whenever he wants, he is hardly busy...so dont blame Charles, he didnt write a book dissing Harrys wife

Exactly.