I've been here only for one year. And I don't know him that well, but from what I saw in his posts, he respects the royal family very much (like every other British).
I'm really interested in what he has to say about Spare (the book).
Yes, and I think it's possible his disdain for HarMeg is perhaps even greater than his respect for the royals.
I think he should take comfort in the knowledge that, despite what it may SEEM like from watching Harry and Megan make the USA their new home, that DOES NOT MEAN that the USA is receptive to them.
I view Megan as a very narcissistic, self-absorbed person of seemingly low character who has attached herself to the theory of "I'm a victim" but not only done that, done it in the most laughable and ridiculous way ... a person clearly mostly white who is claiming to be black for the sole purpose of getting more "poor me" attention. In an effort to restrain myself, that's all I'll say on her.
Harry may be no worse than the typical man who, via infatuation with the woman he sets about to marry, overlooks all her flaws and slowly becomes convinced of everything she tries to persuade him of, over time. While this may sound romantic to some, the reality is, it is the equivalent of one person who retains your average level of interest in "self improvement", with the other person immune from all criticism, being somewhat worshipped and under no sense of urgency to do anything about their flaws. Now I have meddled into the more complex aspects of gender and marriage, but this is a fascinating study and one any husband is familiar with. I've had some conversations with my wife about this myself, and to her credit she has been mostly receptive to the idea - the basic truth that both of us, not just one of us, ought to be sincerely trying to be (become) the best person we can be--rather than all of the "fix yourself" focus going in one direction, with the man terrified to ever encourage this due to his loving adoration of his wife. A balance is certainly needed.
As for Harry, eventually believing her manipulative lies 100%, taking them as his own, defending them, and all the while having apparently no idea how completely insane it looks to almost everyone else. I say this because 1) it's a common phenomenon between men & women (men overlook gigantic personality and character flaws in a woman because they are getting the main thing they were after), and 2) because I sense a "progression" in him that can be explained not by anything having actually changed, but him merely becoming slowly persuaded to adopt her philosophy in life and buy into it until finally "not seeing clearly" becomes "totally blind".
A vast majority of everyone I run into personally feels essentially the same way. Unfortunately, with respect to Megan's attempt to monetize her Nothing into Something like any good Kardashian-type, it only takes a small % of the population's interest to still make millions on Netflix.
Then there are a few more people who will buy or watch something, even while totally disagreeing with its premise, just for entertainment purposes. I try to intentionally avoid doing that because I hate the idea of financially supporting something loathsome.
Between those relatively minority groups of the USA digital-content-consumer-population, she has plenty to live on.
