[ SECRET POST #2442 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2442 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, the princesses themselves are very cool characters that I'd want any kid to look up to (hell, even the ones chasing after a man were determined not to let anything get in the way of what they wanted to achieve in life - Cinderella picked her shit up and went to that ball, damn it), but the marketing behind them is cold-blooded. There's far more to those heroines than just ballgowns and tiaras and getting hitched (though ballgowns and tiaras are perfectly cool, but probably not the only reasons most kids like the princesses, since their movies aren't focused on that), yet you wouldn't know it from the products put out there for them. So while I definitely don't support denying a kid a damn doll/dress/crown if they want it, it seems a little more complicated than just "oh it's harmless fun, let's not examine anything about it at all!"