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Several members of the Royal family have made their feelings known without needing to say a word.Princess Anne and Prince Edward both took a very definite stance on how they preferred that their children were spared the life in the limelight by choosing not to have titles for them. They know their place within the family and know that they won’t be expected to be part of the Firm.They’ve both done everything possible to keep their children’s lives as normal as possible while they were growing up.Peter Phillips and Autumn have been going through a separation and divorce but because no one is interested in their lives the press have let it alone to sink and die.William and Catherine have the Palace PR machines working overdrive to keep everything positive because the future of the Monarchy hangs on William’s shoulders. Any hint of negativity will be instantly squashed.The only ones left are the elderly cousins who rely on the expenses and generosity of the Queen to maintain their accustomed high standard of life in the Royal circle.The others are the ‘heirs’ and Charles’ already did his interview about his marriage problemsPrince Charles, in TV Documentary, Admits to InfidelityDiana did the samePrincess Diana - YouTubePrincess Anne did an interview where she squashed rumors about divorce - though it still happenedPrince Andrew has given some quite candid interviewsPrince Edward spoke out about the accusations about him being homosexual but I’m not sure if there are still any videos of it aroundPrince William has been very open about his problemsThe reason so much has been heard about Harry and Meghan is due to the media frenzy that’s surrounded them and if it hadn’t been for all the vicious lies and ugliness that the tabloids have sold to make money, the couple would still be living a life as Working Royals and getting on with the daily chore of it.

It is a serious question, and it deserves a serious response.It boils down to two things.Norway and Switzerland are just fine because of their internal culture and politics, which is very different to the UK.When Norway discovered its North Sea oil, it nationalised its oil resources, and set up rules on how the surplus from the oil resource can be invested or spent for the public good. It is rich today primarily because of this. The UK privatised its oil resources, so while some got very rich from it, it’s difficult to estimate how much of it actually trickled down to the common people.On a per capita basis, Switzerland is the most industrial country in the world. In my Swiss apartment I can find everything from rubbish bins, toilet seats, to fridges and dish washers that were made in Switzerland. The local business model for manufacturing has often been “make one thing, get good at it, and make it for one hundred years”. The same cannot be said for the UK, which has been largely de-industrialised since the 1980s.Staying single is not the same as getting a divorce.The UK has been a part of the EU (or its precursor) since the 1970s. Similar to a marriage, where two parties live together, get used to each other’s presence, boundaries, and idiosyncrasies, the EU defined a lot of rules of engagement between UK and other EU countries. To break away from this relationship is not the same as never joined this relationship in the first place. New rules needs to be set up for every previous relation that was taken for granted. For the UK to go on as business as normal with EU after Brexit is akin to a couple living together after a divorce. While it can be done, I know many would rather not have this arrangement.Norway and Switzerland on the other hand, have never entered into this relationship. So they are not going to go through this phase of separation and renegotiation.Many believes that for Brexit to truly work, in the economic sense, the EU would need to disintegrate. This is what many of the “leave” campaigners were counting on, in the words of UKIP’s Nigel Farage:“… a collection of sovereign nations living together, trading together….”However, the likelihood of this EU disintegration is dependent on the rest of the EU member states.

Your kids are already dealing with the fallout. Just that it is not formalised through ‘divorce’.Let us use another word: challenge.You and wife are experiencing a big, painful challenge. Your kids feel the pain too.You are struggling on what course of action to take. Your kids feel the struggle too.You might take a rash decision to ‘just get done with it’ and divorce. Your kids will learn that as a way to deal with challenges.You might take a calm decision to see this through and be happy again, and work towards it. Your kids will learn that too.You might take a calm decision to separate for the sake of everybody’s long term happiness, even if it makes you unhappy in the short term. Your kids will learn that too.You cannot make them happy. You can only show them how to be happy.Do your best to be happy yourself. Accept that you cannot do better than your best.They will learn from your best. They already are…