THE Meghan Markle spoke on the fifth episode of the Archetypes podcast titled “decoding the madness” and publicly thanked her husband prince harry for the support she received during a difficult phase of her life. At the same time, she reported that some people attacked her, calling her “paranoid” and “hysterical”.
According to nypost.com, the Duchess of Sussex spoke to actresses Constance Wu, Jenny Slate and Deepika Padukone about those who call them “crazy.” “Raise your hand if you’ve ever been called crazy or hystericalor how about deranged, paranoid, beside themselves, completely irrational,” he asked the three women.
“Okay, you get the gist. If we were all in the same room and could see each other, I think it would be very easy to see how many of us have raised our hands. Me too, by the way,” he then added.
She then pointed out that the word “crazy” is used shamelessly “so comfortably” and spoke of the “damage it has caused to society and to women, frankly everywhere.” “From relationships to families being torn apart, careers and names being destroyed,” he said characteristically.
In fact, he admitted that at her “worst point” her husband, Prince Harry, found her a psychologist. “You have to be really honest about what it is that you need and not be afraid to come to terms with him to ask for it,” she stressed.
In addition, he explained how there is a “stigma around the word” and has a “silencing effect” affecting women with “genuine mental health problems”. “They’re scared,” he said. “They stay silent, internalize everything and repress for too long. Calling someone ‘crazy’ or ‘hysterical’ completely dismisses their experience and minimizes what they feel.”
Source: News Beast
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