I was not suggesting anything.
I was responding to a post and disagreeing with the poster's opinion.
The question was: Did Alexandra grow tired of her "superficial role" and is now looking for something "more substantial"?
And my opinion is: There is no evidence Alexandra grew tired of her role as patron and is looking for something "more substantial" now, if she had so then she would not have kept the more important patronages (I am not the one who says being a patron and promoting good causes is not substantial). In her post-princess days Alexandra does exactly the same things as in her princess-days (cutting ribbons, smiling, greeting people, giving speeches..).
Perhaps you should read comments in their context before quoting them and giving them a different meaning?
Actually I don't critizise Alexandra for not leaving public life because I think she will always be a public person in Denmark, no matter what she does.
But now you have mentioned it I do think that she is not working enough for the money she gets from the Danish taxpayers. Even if one considers all circumstances (less money, less staff, new life) the reduction of her workload has gone too far IMO, ~30 engagements in 2006 and ~8 engagements so far in 2007, and all that after the display of business around the time of her divorce - that certainly doesn't make a good impression on me.
But perhaps I am wrong and "intellectual" Alexandra is at home right now, working busily in her office, inventing something that will be "substantially" important for the world (or Denmark at least).