Meghan Markle has penned a heartfelt prayer, laced with wishes for the youth she once encountered at Swinburne University of Technology in Melbourne. As she delves into the intricacies of the issue, she shares, "For the past decade, every day for ten years, I have been bullied and attacked, and I was the most trolled person in the world – whether man or woman. But I'm still here. When I consider all of you and what you're experiencing, I'm reminded that this billion-dollar industry thrives on cruelty to gain clicks. That won't change. So you must be stronger than that."
Thus, "my wish for you is that you continue to be true to yourselves and your actions of kindness will astound a harsh world. May humor lighten the burden of your tender hearts. That's my wish for all of you. And you can do it. Together, you can achieve it. I won't sugarcoat it; it's not easy. But you can do it. And my wish for all of you is to just keep going."
Meghan isn't the only one in the Sussexes to speak out; her husband, Prince Harry, has also shared his thoughts on the growing concern. In particular, he voiced his opinion on the ban. In his view, "So many countries have now followed suit, but it should never have reached a ban. It should never, ever have reached a ban. And now that the ban is in place, what comes next? Because the companies themselves must be accountable, and there's no way that young people should be punished by being banned from something that should be safe to use."
