The Freedom of Private Life

Queen Anne's private life was not exactly "discreet," but she considered it an embodiment of freedom. She believed that everyone had the right to pursue their own happiness and desires without being bound or judged by society. In her chambers, she could indulge in the pleasures of life without any restrictions. This open attitude not only manifested in her private life but also influenced her policy-making for the nation.

Although her private life caused much discussion and criticism, Queen Anne always adhered to her lifestyle. She believed that true freedom was being able to live according to one's own wishes, without having to care about the opinions of others. Her courage and confidence not only won the support of many people but also set an example for later generations of women who dared to pursue themselves and bravely face life.