I've already stated some comments are not really legitimate (pure speculation - and would include all the bet they divorce/can't go to Duke if Edinburgh funeral in that - also a bit unkind)
But for posters who say everyone is a bitchy gossip etc I'd say:
- It is possible to care about more than one thing at a time - e.g I can comment on H&M and also be invested in social injustice, the environment, Australian fires etc
- I can comment on H&M and not hate them or give them a moments thought in the rest of my day
- Many posters have been careful to acknowledge they are just speculating and are not world experts or have initiate knowledge - indeed if we were only able to comment on something we had first hand experience of, qualifications for etc - all of us would struggle to say anything about anything!
- Posters criticising other posters either literally ( you are sad to be so invested etc) or for their comments should hold themselves to the same standards eg attack someone for quoting DM if they then also make their point quite DM (just using this as an illustration before someone asks me to evidence when that happened)
Lastly - what has been running in my mind during all this is this. I accept for example that Harry struggles with some of his royal life, the media etc. I accept it is nonsense that just because he is royal, rich etc he somehow is not allowed to have bad days, anxiety, mental health issues etc - of course he can but unlike many people he has all options available to him to deal with these.
Meghan feels bullied? Ok but she can do a number of things to counteract that in either combatting or dealing with it - her access to people who can help, her wealth to allow quick or immediate redress is not an option for many.
A few years ago I was being bullied at work. It went for serious (being deliberately missed out on meetings/information, comments on my race, appearance and weight) to the ridiculous (someone opening a packet of biscuits and going round people one by one to offer one and missing me out while we all sat there) - though to be fair as they were offended by my weight (I am and was then a 10-12 btw) it could be they did that kindly so I didn't get fatter😄
Point was I couldn't just quit - I needed the job. I couldn't just shout them down ( 4 against 1) etc etc - so my point is for me I'm quite frustrated by H&M not because how they purport to feel is not valid but their victim attitude rankles - as underscoring being a victim is the powerlessness