@CartoonsHateHer also the crappy inlaws who were so powerful/prominent she had to pretend to like.

@Fat_DTEA Yes like literally a r/justnoMIL meets r/relationships

@CartoonsHateHer When she did the revenge cheating, were they mid?

@Setzer7777 Actually yes

@CartoonsHateHer it was a mid-off?

@CartoonsHateHer I miss Princess Diana every day

@CartoonsHateHer I recommend the Lady Colin Campbell biography called The Real Diana. Diana was no angel and they were a terrible match from day one.

@CartoonsHateHer OK but isn't that the case with most famous man cheating scandals? The wife is better than the sidepiece? I know that's a gross way of looking at it but that seems to be the case.

@CartoonsHateHer I saw someone Poast that Charles and Camilla is the true ‘love conquers all’ story here but overshadowed by the Diana arc

@CartoonsHateHer Lower mids of a feather flock together

@CartoonsHateHer People were also deeply offended that a prince would prefer an older, homely women.

@CartoonsHateHer Shows that men are not as superficial as some women like to think

@CartoonsHateHer Why would not you obsess over the “lower-mid” then? 🤔

@CartoonsHateHer Per my grandmother, who met her a fair few times, her good looks actually were undersold on camera and she was almost luminous in person

@CartoonsHateHer Omg yes 🤣

@CartoonsHateHer Worth noting that Diana gained a lot of sympathy after she died-- Tabloids were roasting her for her sexcapades just hours before she died.