5 Worst Love Lessons From Disney Movies

Hey y'all! You all know that I love Disney (you can see the extent of how much I love Disney HERE), so when I saw that Seventeen wrote an on-line article about the worst Disney love lessons, I really wanted to take a peak. I did, and I totally agree about these. Check them out, what do you think? And are there any more that you can think of?

Let's go.

*Everything below this point including word-blurbs, pictures, and GIFs are from Seventeen Magazine's website. In other words, I did not write this, I'm only sharing it with you from the source. 

We know there are some great love lessons we can learn from our favorite Disney movies, but there are some pretty bad ones, too. Here are five times your fave fairytales got it all wrong. 

1. You have to trick a guy to fall in love with you. 
In the The Little Mermaid, Ursula may be the villain, but Ariel is the one who's willing to do anything to get Eric to fall in love with her, even if it means tricking him and leaving her family and friends behind to become a human. Sure, she almost lost everything, but in the end, she still left everyone who loved her behind and traded up for nice digs, a cute prince, and a killer pair of legs. 

2. You should sacrifice everything for love.
Pocahontas risked everything for a random guy she met in the woods, only for him to leave her to sail back home in the end. Moral of the story: When you’ve got great animal friends and a talking tree who has your back, you don't need to a guy, especially one who is scared to tell his friends about you. 

3. The perf guy will change your whole life. 
Instead of standing up to her step-mother and evil step-sisters, Cinderella slaved away while she waited for mice, a fairy godmother, and a prince to rescue her. Okay, cleaning up after your whole family sounds pretty miserable, but the prince wasn't exactly the ultimate catch. He danced with Cinderella all night and still couldn't remember what she looked like?! And who's to say if that glass slipper never popped off her step-sister's foot, he wouldn't have married her instead? Come on—a little bit of dirt doesn't completely change your face!  

4. You have to kiss a lot of frogs to find your prince. 
Determined to start her own restaurant regardless of money issues or where she came from,  Tiana in the Princess and the Frog seemed like she was the first real power girl princess. But then she almost lost it all because someone told her if she kissed a frog, he’d turn into a prince and give her the money she needed for her business. She didn’t need a guy to save her, and seriously, can we lose that frog cliche already? Kissing a frog isn't the way to find a prince, and finding a prince won't solve all your problems. You don't need to wait for any guy to create your own amazing life!

5. You should lie around and wait for your true love to rescue you. 
Snow White was stuck in the woods living in fear, and the only thing that could save her was “true love” and a kiss from a special prince charming. Seriously? Couldn't she have started a new life somewhere far away from the evil queen? Or better yet, just not have taken food from a stranger? 

*Credits to --- http://www.seventeen.com/entertainment/reviews/disney-movies-bad-love-advice?src=spr_FBPAGE&spr_id=1442_83877059

Ok, now it's me again to say one last thing....
Mischief managed!
-July