Doria Ragland And The Password
Doria Ragland is Meghan Markle’s mother who shed happy tears on the 19th of May 2018, when her daughter married a man known as Prince Harry, brother to Prince William whose mother was Diana Princess of Wales. Prince Charles, the man who would be king of England one day, is their father.
Doria Ragland however, will go down in history as an
independent woman, who shook sound and fury off her back like a duck, and
sailed ahead at her own speed, made her own choices. She is as constant as sunrise about reasons for
those choices.
The world wants to know about her life’s spreadsheet. She refuses access to the document. She and her daughter are the only ones with
the password. She rightfully figures, the
world doesn’t have the right to know. It’s
her life. It’s her world, and her daughter’s.
Millions of women quietly applaud her stand. It is incredible in an era where the internet
is littered with experts that peddle the belief that exposing oneself to strangers
that don’t show their real faces online, brings emotional relief. Doria Ragland turns a blind eye to all that, because
the so-called relationship experts never divulge their own hell or
happiness.
The internet is not God.
It is not the truth. It is not
the ideal. It does not have one iota of
sincerity. It is an anonymous, selfish
and vindictive space. Doria Ragland is
aware that even if she gave an interview today, it will be infested by corrosive
opinion and innuendo. She cannot expose
herself to commentators that hate, their own selves.
The world has a right to know. No. It doesn’t.
By: Nonqaba waka Msimang.
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