grevinnan
Heir Presumptive
- Joined
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- United States
It is actually sad to think that because someone is borned into a particular role it is considered "difficult" and a burden to be pre-destined to a "duty". In most cultures there are "duties" that are expected of the children. It may be who you can marry. If you are the oldest of the siblings you may not have a choice of career or where you live. You may be the last one left and not married and that means you have to take care of the parents.
Many people have their lives laid out for them. It is acceptable cultural and family roles and rules.
To have been born a princess is also a privilege. It is an opportunity to spend your life doing something meaningfull that will have a direct impact on your country and its people. You are carrying forward centuryold traditions and cultural inheritance.
You are the representative of those traditions and culture.
I have no doubt that CP Victoria and P Daniel will raise the new little Princess to appreciate the very special role she has been born into and make sure she is prepared to do her "duty" when the time comes. The enthusiasm that CP Victoria has for her role is contagious and most likely color P Estelle's outlook as well.
Many people have their lives laid out for them. It is acceptable cultural and family roles and rules.
To have been born a princess is also a privilege. It is an opportunity to spend your life doing something meaningfull that will have a direct impact on your country and its people. You are carrying forward centuryold traditions and cultural inheritance.
You are the representative of those traditions and culture.
I have no doubt that CP Victoria and P Daniel will raise the new little Princess to appreciate the very special role she has been born into and make sure she is prepared to do her "duty" when the time comes. The enthusiasm that CP Victoria has for her role is contagious and most likely color P Estelle's outlook as well.
