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The royal family

Do you think some of you are addicted to hating Harry and Meghan?

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wowwhataday · 11/05/2025 09:33

More and more these manic threads are popping up on mumsnet, wild posts and theories and then hundreds of posts brimming with excitement about catching them out or exposing them. It’s like a game or a hunt. Have many of you crossed the line from interested to addicted?

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jeffgoldblum · 11/05/2025 17:21

Munnygirl · 11/05/2025 17:16

Have you gone through and counted them??

Yes seems a tad …🤔 obsessive , doesn’t it! 🤣

FenellaFeldman · 11/05/2025 17:23

wowwhataday · 11/05/2025 10:02

Really? I don’t see them so much on here. It’s just so passionate and all about two people who haven’t got any relevance to every day life.

Our taxes are paying for his security, so it's having an impact.

FenellaFeldman · 11/05/2025 17:25

Munnygirl · 11/05/2025 16:14

If they had been called every name under the sun then mumsnet would have deleted the posts and barred the people who said it

Exactly. There's no "hate". It's against Talk Guidelines.

Munnygirl · 11/05/2025 17:26

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Message deleted by MNHQ. Here's a link to our Talk Guidelines.

But why on earth would you do that? It’s bizarre

jeffgoldblum · 11/05/2025 17:27

Munnygirl · 11/05/2025 17:26

But why on earth would you do that? It’s bizarre

Addictive and obsessed surely? 🤣

iwentjasonwaterfalls · 11/05/2025 17:29

If I ever feel bad about my life, I visit any of the Harry & Meghan threads on here and thank my lucky stars my life is not as sad and empty as the people falling over each other to say the edgiest, snarkiest, "funniest" thing about them.

FenellaFeldman · 11/05/2025 17:30

I've never discussed H&M in real life. My family have zero interest and friends and colleagues find them an irritant, but don't really discuss.

IDipYouDipWeDip · 11/05/2025 17:31

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FenellaFeldman · 11/05/2025 17:33

Genuinely, @IDipYouDipWeDip , does it matter? Just step back. If people want to post a lot, they're free to. As long as they're not breaking Talk Guidelines, then what's the problem?

IDipYouDipWeDip · 11/05/2025 17:34

Munnygirl · 11/05/2025 17:26

But why on earth would you do that? It’s bizarre

I did it because the OP accused posters here of being addicted. Advanced search can prove whether they are or aren’t, so why wouldn’t I check. You only don’t want people checking because it proves that OP has a point about some posters.

FenellaFeldman · 11/05/2025 17:34

jeffgoldblum · 11/05/2025 17:27

Addictive and obsessed surely? 🤣

😂😂

Munnygirl · 11/05/2025 17:34

To look up someone posting history in an attempt to use against them (which is what you have done despite what you trying to dress it up as otherwise) says more about you than it does them. I also thought this was against mumsnet rules?

IDipYouDipWeDip · 11/05/2025 17:35

FenellaFeldman · 11/05/2025 17:33

Genuinely, @IDipYouDipWeDip , does it matter? Just step back. If people want to post a lot, they're free to. As long as they're not breaking Talk Guidelines, then what's the problem?

The point of the thread was to ask if posters were addicted. Using advanced search is an easy way to see. No problem, I was just answering a thread.

Reallyhowisthatthecase333 · 11/05/2025 17:36

BustingBaoBun · 11/05/2025 16:11

That is surely a joke. When there have been literally hundreds and hundreds of threads about H&M calling them every name under the sun, quoting ideas and speculation as pure fact, insulting them in every single way imaginable, laughing and sneering at them, diagnosing Meghan as a narcissist, criticising her smile, her clothes, every bit of her body, saying Harry is dim, under the thumb, thick, stupid, ... you want the one thread questioning that behaviour taken down?
You couldn't make it up.

Yes. I really hope that Mumsnet will let this thread stand as I believe it redresses the balance a little.

And if the posters who have commented negatively about H&M stand by their posts and believe they are reasonable, then I don’t see why it should be deleted tbh.

FenellaFeldman · 11/05/2025 17:36

Munnygirl · 11/05/2025 17:34

To look up someone posting history in an attempt to use against them (which is what you have done despite what you trying to dress it up as otherwise) says more about you than it does them. I also thought this was against mumsnet rules?

It is. It's worth noting that you can get banned for using someone's posting history against them. It's not really in the spirit, is it?

FenellaFeldman · 11/05/2025 17:37

IDipYouDipWeDip · 11/05/2025 17:35

The point of the thread was to ask if posters were addicted. Using advanced search is an easy way to see. No problem, I was just answering a thread.

Ok. Be careful though, accusing people of addiction is a bit strong

BustingBaoBun · 11/05/2025 17:38

IDipYouDipWeDip · 11/05/2025 17:34

I did it because the OP accused posters here of being addicted. Advanced search can prove whether they are or aren’t, so why wouldn’t I check. You only don’t want people checking because it proves that OP has a point about some posters.

Have a guess then, how many threads with the word Meghan in the title then, since she came on the scene?

It's not obsession to click in four boxes to find that out by the way. And bear in mind, there will be threads about her without the word Meghan in.

IDipYouDipWeDip · 11/05/2025 17:40

Munnygirl · 11/05/2025 17:34

To look up someone posting history in an attempt to use against them (which is what you have done despite what you trying to dress it up as otherwise) says more about you than it does them. I also thought this was against mumsnet rules?

Only it wasn’t an attempt to ‘use it against them’. It was an attempt to see if there was any truth in what the OP was saying. I expected that they were exaggerating and if advanced search had shown posters were not posting that much, I’d have said so, and said the OP was talking shite. It seems that the OP has a point though which is what the thread is about.

CurlewKate · 11/05/2025 17:41

IdaGlossop · 11/05/2025 16:15

The Jeremy Clarkson article is worth raising again @curlewkate. Anyone who hated Meghan would have enjoyed the article. I found it repellent, as suspect many others on this thread did who have been accused of hating Meghan. The article is a litmus test for hatred.

There were posters who said it was simply a parody of a scene in Game of Thrones….

IDipYouDipWeDip · 11/05/2025 17:42

FenellaFeldman · 11/05/2025 17:37

Ok. Be careful though, accusing people of addiction is a bit strong

I don’t think so. I have another username where I post about my dogs and cats a lot, some days maybe 50 posts a day. If someone said I was addicted, I’d say that was fair. 😂

jeffgoldblum · 11/05/2025 17:44

Munnygirl · 11/05/2025 17:34

To look up someone posting history in an attempt to use against them (which is what you have done despite what you trying to dress it up as otherwise) says more about you than it does them. I also thought this was against mumsnet rules?

Out of interest I searched my own posting history!
and it was less interesting than I’d been informed, also my posts in chat , and other areas are predominantly there!
very misleading.

IDipYouDipWeDip · 11/05/2025 17:45

FenellaFeldman · 11/05/2025 17:36

It is. It's worth noting that you can get banned for using someone's posting history against them. It's not really in the spirit, is it?

Then mumsnet shouldn’t allow posts like this because the only way to probe it one way or the other is to look at posting history. Maybe they shouldn’t provide an AS function either.

It seems to me that posters are annoyed because it’s proved that the OP has a point and certain posters are indeed addicted.

FenellaFeldman · 11/05/2025 17:46

IDipYouDipWeDip · 11/05/2025 17:45

Then mumsnet shouldn’t allow posts like this because the only way to probe it one way or the other is to look at posting history. Maybe they shouldn’t provide an AS function either.

It seems to me that posters are annoyed because it’s proved that the OP has a point and certain posters are indeed addicted.

No, my point is that you can use AS, just not to get personal and have a go at other posters. You're not getting personal or attacking people based on posting history, so it's ok.

jeffgoldblum · 11/05/2025 17:47

CurlewKate · 11/05/2025 17:41

There were posters who said it was simply a parody of a scene in Game of Thrones….

Well technically it was! , but it still was grossly inappropriate and sexist.

FenellaFeldman · 11/05/2025 17:50

jeffgoldblum · 11/05/2025 17:47

Well technically it was! , but it still was grossly inappropriate and sexist.

Wasn't it? Just absolutely vile. He just seemed to get away with it, hiding under the GoT trope.

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