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Originally Posted by garinda
I don't think she wrote the bit where herself and her bridegroom promised faithfullness and fidelity, before God and the world, with him still loving someone else, and then carrying on physically loving that other person not long into their marriage.
He even wore cufflinks given to him by Camilla, engraved with their own entwined lovey-dovey names, on their honeymoon. Most women I know, if a man was so insensitive and crass to do that, would have been pushed him off the Royal Yacht, or Blackpool Pier, depending where they were having their honeymoon.
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Granted, and I make no excuse for him. What I am saying is that this lament for Diana is as misguided and ill judged as that marriage. She knew the history and she knew the risks, yet she chose to accept him and took his ring and then wrote her life story before her baying public.