How to be a Disney Princess
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How to be a Disney Princess

A light in a dark world.

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How to be a Disney Princess

As we know, there is a lot of evil in the world. But, it is our job to bring a light into this darkness. There are plenty of ways to achieve this goal, but one sure fire way, I think, is that we all become Disney Princesses. Now, hold on. Just listen to me, it makes sense I promise. Disney Princesses have big hearts and talk to animals. That seems like a pretty good person to me. So, here, I have come up with a couple steps to becoming a Disney Princess.

Step 1: Pick your aesthetic.

Are you a sweet and shy princess who likes to serve others like Snow White? Or are you more of an adventurous go-getter like Rapunzel? There’s not much of a wrong answer here, as long as you capture the Disney Princess spirit.

Step 2: Decide how you handle problems.

Do you think love is the answer for everything? Do you believe that things will sort themselves out or are you a problem solver? Might I recommend being a loving problem solver? I think that’s what the world needs right now.

Step 3: Tap into your strength and grace.

Now, I don’t mean ‘grace’ like not falling down or knocking things over. This kind of grace is the merciful, poised grace that a true princess has. A princess is strong and just, and holds herself to a high standard of mercy and grace.

Step 4: Be accepting.

Be like Pocahontas. Break down barriers and stop hating one another. Be an accepting princess and create a kingdom of love and patience.

Step 5: Be humble.

A good princess is a humble princess. Like I said before, Snow White is a sweet princess who likes to serve others. Serving others isn’t always easy because, well, not everyone seems deserving of our time and effort. But, this is not the Disney Princess mindset. A true princess practices humility and service and spreads love into a world that is woefully lacking in it.

Step 6: Sing more!

I mean it’s basically proven that singing makes people happy and can be used as an emotional outlet. I think this world could benefit from more singing. Do you know of a Disney Princess that doesn’t sing? Yeah, me neither. So get to singing, you.

Step 7: Be brave.

I mean there’s an entire movie about this. Be courageous and stand up for yourself and others. Don’t let anyone make you feel inferior and never make anyone else feel inferior. It’s your job as a princess to spread positivity and joy. Now go into the world and be loving!

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