how does it feel to be Royalty?

Question

i really wanna know!

if you dont know then dont aswer!!!

Answer 1

a lot of responsibilities, always avoiding the paparazzi, a lot of pressure but at the same time fulfilling for being able to help in poverished countries. it's cool being able to have all the glamour & fame but the downside is that only a little privacy is left of you.

Answer 2

Royalty is just a name given to a political state of being, and as with everything, it feels different from person to person. If you're talking about the actualy King or Queen who has absolute power, or even a limited monarch, it likely does not feel all that spectacular. You must realize, their mentality, and especially that of children born into it, is completely different from ours. We strive and dream, they live easily sometimes, but others their tasts will be as hard as ours. Not all royalty is a political state, however, some royalty, as mine (i'm serious, don't judge) has no power, no acknowledgement, i'm treated as one of the crowd in this day, even amongst my own people, my friends, elders, and those born under me, it's all the same. I am a prince of the Arapaho tribe, and let me tell you, i live in Queens New York in an apartment building at 15.5 years and i have to work to support my mom and little sister, it's no walk in the park.

So what i'm summing up, its different, and royalty is different from person to person, and different in its own self.

Answer 3

Oh, it's such a bore. You have no idea how tiring it is waving to the peasants. And that damn crown. All of those diamonds weigh a ton. The travel is annoying, too. I get out there on the royal yacht and the paparazzi in helicopters just won't leave me alone. Sigh, what's a Queen to do?

Answer 4

I think it must be great. I was in college when a princess (from somewhere in south Pacific - maybe Phillipines? - anyway) showed up as a new freshman.

She had great difficulty because she had never before put on her own clothes - the girls in her dorm had to teach her how.

She had also never before walked down a flight of stairs on her own and found it difficult and confusing. Things like that.

She did have a great sense of humour about it all, though, and was fun to be around.

Answer 5

Royalty does have it's advantages, but there also is a lot of pressure in running a country. It is a art that if screwed up, will destabilize the entire nation and you will be accountable.

on the other hand, if you work the art of monarchy and humility, then you will succeed.

Answer 6

Hello. - In my opinion, a tad different than the other person putting on one pant leg at a time. - Three distinct differences that I have seen on Television or have read - Incredibly rich, endless resource of connections, a full schedule year round, whether the royal person wants to or not.

Have a great weekend! :)

Answer 7

They say god was the king of kings we are made in his image. So that's my mindframe and how I choose to live. I make decisions based on the best governing choice. I stay close to my people try to keep an ear to their heartbeat. So stay one step ahead and if you believe in something run with it. I may never have the crown but I'll always have the answers (::)

Answer 8

it can be REALLY GREAT yet at the same time bad - you can't just go out shopping in normal places everyday or go everywhere and anywhere without people noticing you - you'd have to dress up nicely all the time - all good things come with a bad side

Answer 9

i happen to be descendant of British royalty, my family still has a castle there actually. besides being rich unless you are in-line to the throne there is no difference

Answer 10

~A little on the snooty side at times, I suppose. But occassionally we will condescend to communicate with the likes of you.