A Princeless Princess
Every princess needs a prince.
What is a princess without a prince?
She is nothing without a man by her side.
She is powerless.
Every princess needs a prince.
Princes put the "prince" in "princess."
Without a prince, Cinderella would just be a "ss."
A "ss" puts the "ss" in "powerless."
No.
If Cinderella didn't go to the ball and fall in love with a stranger
If she didn't become royalty
She could still be a princess.
Cinderella waits until night-time when stepmother is fast asleep.
She packs all three of her things.
She escapes the ice-cold home that was once warm with her father's love.
The journey is long.
A family takes her in.
Cinderella finds a job, climbs a ladder, and breaks a ceiling on the way up.
No fairy godmother.
No prince.
Just a strong woman with a desire for independence.
Be your own ruler.
Rule over a land of fair treatment.
Govern a world of equality.
Cinderella doesn't need a prince to be a princess
And neither do you.
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