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Princess Diana is sensitive by nature, but a royal biographer revealed that Diana was confident when she was young that she would marry British Crown Prince Charles.
Charles is the only man who will not divorce
In the book Diana: The Princess' Story, the author wrote: Diana will marry the Prince of Wales, not "I want to marry the prince" or "I I am willing to marry the prince", but "I am going to marry the prince". Diana is very sure about this matter and she has a strong premonition of her fate.
Why is Diana so determined to marry Charles? Because she believes that "Charles is the only man on earth who will not be allowed to divorce."
In the view of young and innocent Diana, the British royal family is conservative and traditional. In order to preserve personal reputation and the reputation of the royal family, the future king of Britain will maintain a marriage relationship and will not make a divorce even if there is no love. Such a thing.
However, reality is cruel. Diana's marriage not only failed to maintain, but also ended extremely ugly.
Diana wants to marry a man who will never divorce. It is not difficult to see from this sentence that she lacks a sense of security. Diana hopes to find someone who can protect and love her for a long time through marriage, and never leave her.
Children's shadow accompanied by a lifetime
Dianna's childhood life was not happy, and her fragmented original family became the shadow of her life, leading to her "the idea of marrying a man who will never divorce" and moving on to a terrible return road.
961, Diana was born in a noble family, and her father was the eighth generation of Spencer Earl. There are two sisters on it and a dead brother. After Diana's parents died, they hoped to have another boy to inherit the title. Unfortunately, Diana is a girl, so her parents are particularly disliked.
Dianna can naturally feel her parents' prejudice against herself. When she was 3 years old, her younger brother was born. The parents' focus immediately shifted to the boy. When Diana became an adult, she revealed in a secret tape: "My parents never said they loved me. They thought their younger brother was smart and said I was stupid."
Dianna At the age of 7, the parents divorced, the father remarried, and obtained custody of the children. Diana has a bad relationship with her stepmother, and she allegedly pushed her stepmother down the stairs. And in that era, divorce was not common. Diana is the only one of her classmates whose parents are divorced, so she will also suffer from strange looks from her classmates at school.
Dianna in childhood lacks the love of her parents. Growing up in a loving environment, she will naturally hope to get care from her future partner that she has never experienced before. This also explains why she wants to marry the prince and naively believes that the prince is the only man who cannot divorce.
Excessive expectations for marriage
What Diana wants is actually very simple, it is a long-term marriage and a man who loves her. However, she failed to get these two things. Before marrying Charles, there were actually many details that Charles did not love her, and his heart was still on Camilla. But Diana, holding Charles' belief that he would not divorce, still plunged into this tragic marriage.
Charles proposed to Diana in the back garden of Camilla's house; in the Royal Castle and Manor, Camilla often appears and follows Charles; five weeks before the wedding, Charles also prepared a preparation for Camilla. A gift is a bracelet with the first letters of the two people who love to call them.
Facing all kinds of details, Diana chose to ignore it. She had too high expectations for this royal marriage. She thought Charles could love her with concentration after marriage. She thought the Emperor's House would attach great importance to this marriage. She thought under the gaze of thousands of British people. , Charles will not act deviantly.
However, this is all her thoughts, but the reality is cruel. In his marriage to Charles, Diana's sense of insecurity was still very strong, and she often cried, leaving Charles helpless. Of course, the reason is that Charles doesn't love Diana at all, otherwise he wouldn't look at Diana crying.
Diana, who pursued warm love all her life, finally lay coldly in the tunnel in Paris. Childhood experiences have a great impact on a person's personality. What is missing in childhood will hope to make up for it twice as you grow up. But the harder you try to pursue, the easier it is to miss it.
