Prince William did not overlook Pride month last June, which was admired by fans of the royals who belong to the LGBTQ+ community, the Prince of Wales chose to dedicate an emotional and powerful message to all the young people who celebrated their pride last month.
The eldest son of King Charles III visited the Royal Vauxhall Tavern in South London last Friday, one of the oldest and most thought-provoking places for the mental improvement of this community.
As we all know, Prince William has a great sense of humor, adapting to every situation, before delivering the strong message about the mental health of the entire young LGBT community, the prince took the opportunity to tell one of his witty jokes, “I don’t really feel well-dressed for the occasion, I should have come with something with shiny sequins or something like that,” said the royal, demonstrating his empathy and good attitude towards the community.
Anyway, after this the prince gave his message: “sometimes young people don’t find emotions easily, you don’t know how to deal with them, they have strong emotions, or sometimes they are emotionless, I think that’s where we have to deal with this mentality in them and have an open conversation about these things“.
The empathetic prince began his speech, confessing that he felt really sad to see the statistics of people who could not find a way to accept themselves as they were and finally took their own lives, “we know that it is not sexuality or gender identity that causes this problem, it is the experience with the world“. William commented in reference to the little tolerance that the world has for people in the LGBT community.
