The Modern Guide To Being A Princess
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  • Reads 647
  • Votes 111
  • Parts 8
  • Time 46m
Ongoing, First published May 25, 2020
When we were younger, we all learned about Cinderella, Snow White, The Sleeping Beauty, and many more. These stories were considered beautiful and romantic, and a lot of us idolised these princesses as children.
But if you think about it with a clear head, a lot of these stories aren't all that great:
Is it so romantic to wake up and find a random man kissing you without your consent?
Is it so romantic to drop a shoe by accident and be stalked for months by a man who knows barely anything about you?

Not to mention the fact that not all princesses love princes. Some love princesses, some love nonbinary royals, some love more than one person, and some don't romantically love anyone at all.

This book reflects on such stories, and much more. Each chapter will be from a different fairytale princess's perspective, telling their story, and what happened after ever after.
The idea of this book is to normalise certain things, like LGBTQIAP+ and independent women.
I might even be including some chapters from the perspective of characters from current fandoms, like Harry Potter and The Hunger Games.
Hope you enjoy it!
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Elluria was a princess, beautiful and perfect. She got everything she wanted, and no one needed of her to do anything. She just had to look pretty and marry a rich prince. And one day, she met a frog. Can the story her grandmother told her, about princess and the cursed frog prince, be really true? "You never know, unless you try." So she kissed the frog. But it didn't turned into a handsome prince... ___ English is not my first language ^^