Comments on: Glass Slippers Give Me Blisters

By: Scylla

Scylla — Thu, 01 May 2008 01:16:16 +0000

Thought I'd try the html... but in case it doesn't work, I am Pocahontas. Which in and of itself is odd as I find the movie condescending and ridiculous. Which Disney Princess Are You? You are Pocahontas. You defy convention and sometimes do what is considered taboo. Unfortunately, others do not always appreciate your differences, so it's good that you are so strong-willed. You are loyal and you believe in fate. Your true love will find you one day.Find Your Character @ BrainFall.com You are Pocahontas. You defy convention and sometimes do what is considered taboo. Unfortunately, others do not always appreciate your differences, so it's good that you are so strong-willed. You are loyal and you believe in fate. Your true love will find you one day.

By: alala

alala — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 18:28:06 +0000

Yes, there is a sarcastic Disney heroine – I guess in Disney-terms the fact that she’s female makes her a “princess” (eck, beh, barf) – Megara, from Hercules. I hate the whole Disney storyline (no matter who a woman is, she only exists to be rescued by some dude), but in that context, she’s the one I despise the least.

I wandered over from Woulda Coulda Shoulda, by the way. Hi.

By: Morgan

Morgan — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 15:27:46 +0000

My Result:

You are Pocahontas. You defy convention and sometimes do what is considered taboo. Unfortunately, others do not always appreciate your differences, so it’s good that you are so strong-willed. You are loyal and you believe in fate. Your true love will find you one day.

I found that most the questions didn’t have an answer I liked, so that is a result of “least inaccurate” choices. And for the record, I don’t think that article gives Belle a fair shake. She is the only intellectual of all the “princesses”, and she does her own thing and doesn’t worry about what society thinks of her. She’s awesome. She sacrifices herself to save her father, I don’t see that as a bad thing. She also is able to see through the grumpy exterior of her captor and pull out the truth. Also, Alice should be on there. She doesn’t have many redeeming qualities, but I identify with her.

By: CathyC

CathyC — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 11:59:20 +0000

Thank you!!! I thought I was the only one!!!! My daughter who is 2 has NO idea who the Disney Princesses are because I can’t stand them!!! BTW, I’m Jasmine. I actually prefer Barbie because at least she can decide to be whatever–doctor, mom, lawyer, and I’m pretty sure she buys her own sports cars with her OWN money ;)