How to Become a Princess

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A princess is the daughter of a king or a sovereign prince. She does not work for her title, but rather receives it as a gift from the men in her family. It’s a relic from medieval times, when women largely derived their social status from the men in their life and childbirth was dangerous and often fatal.

Princesses today are more than just pretty faces — they’re role models who do a lot of charitable work. They’re also often seen at high-end events like charity galas and high-school proms. They have to be incredibly well-behaved, as scandals would instantly damage their image. They also must attend the most prestigious universities and wear high-end designer clothes.

If you want to become a princess, be prepared to spend a lot of money on education, wardrobe, and swanky charity events. And be sure to take a shower at least three times a day and never skip a blowout. A princess has to be primped at all times and look her best, even when she’s just running errands.

According to Screen Rant, to be considered a Disney princess, a woman must have a royal background, marry into royalty, or perform a heroic deed. This makes it tough for characters like Maid Marian (Robin Hood), Faline (Bambi), Nala (The Lion King), and Kida (Atlantis: The Lost Empire) to get in the club.