MaiaMia_53
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I'm glad that more media sources are abandoning trying to coerce Meghan to contact toxic family members. This article is really good: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entr...han-markle-family_us_5b561234e4b0fd5c73c7c4a1...
Yep, this article has some good advice. But the part about setting ground rules for contact with the scenario of Meghan telling the Markle trio: "I'm happy to talk with you, as long as you don't speak to the media," is simply a non-starter in this particular case. None of the Markle trio can be trusted in any way, shape or form. Especially not Samantha and Jr.! Sam is continuing to whine and kvetch to the media in hopes of getting more fodder from Dad if he makes further contact with Meghan. And Dad has proven he can't be trusted. He's too prideful, careless and resentful, and he has very poor judgment. The fact that none of Sam, Markle Sr., nor Markle Jr. have gotten along well with each other over the years is particularly instructive! It tells us all we need to know.
This part of the article does make a lot of sense in regard to Meghan's new family and how they should support her:
"The royals have no shortage of experience dealing with unruly family members... Their reluctance to comment on the Duchess of Sussex’s relatives’ antics is likely intentional says therapist Land ... 'Rather than responding to each story, if they want to support her as best as they can, the royal family should focus on listening to Meghan and asking her on occasion, not constantly, if there is any way they can help. [Meghan has] lost a sense of control of her life with all the gossip her family has publicly spread. She needs to feel like she has some power in the situation and that she doesn’t have to deal with the additional stress of feeling guilt because of how this reflects on the royal family.'"
Also, the article I posted a bit earlier in this thread about seeking acceptance rather than forgiveness is very apropos and pertinent to what Meghan is facing with the Markles right now:
https://blogs.psychcentral.com/rela...giveness-of-the-other-is-not-the-best-option/ Ten Steps of Acceptance When Forgiveness is Not an Option
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