As a child, all I wanted was to be a princess! I was fascinated with the beautiful lifestyle of the fairy-tale princesses, like Cinderella and Arial. When I was younger, I would play "princess" for hours! I would dress myself up in a gown (most of the time it was from the previous Halloween), my mother's heels, and a pretty tiara. I would pretend that I was ruling a country and that everyone in the land looked up to me. Then I would imagine my "Prince Charming" riding in on a white horse and saving me from some upcoming danger. Soon after, we would get married and rule the kingdom together; we would live happily ever after!
Every girl wants to be a princess! It's a natural thing! When we're younger, we are captivated by the pretty crowns and elegant ballgowns. As we get older, we wish for the attention from our own "Prince Charming," and the possibiliy of ruling a land. Basically, the allure of being a princess is hard to escape. Hollywood has also done a wonderful job of idolizing the role of a princess. Many, many, many, movies have been made, centering around the possibility of a modern-day princess. Because of the strong emphasis from Hollywood, Disney, and other sources; the mentality for wanting to be a princess is still very common! Everyone wants their "happily ever after!"
Princess Diana had everything a girl could have ever asked for. She was beautiful, intelligent, graceful, classy, and she was a modern-day princess! After marrying into the royal family, Diana Spencer became royality! Her life now was constantly in the spotlight. For some women, that's all they dream about; but for Princess Diana, it wasn't enough. This elegant lady chose to use her popularity for the better. Diana became the spokeswoman for many charities and organizations including AIDs research. She reached out to the people who needed it! In fact, she was the first woman photographed touching an AIDs victim. Basically, Princess Di, used her position of power to better not only herself; but in a way, her kingdom!
As a woman, or young girl, you should take this story to heart. But not only that, I believe that every girl should consider themselves as a princess. Everyone is unique and special and should therefore be treated as such! Throughout your life, you should always hold yourself like royality. Be classy, poise, intellegent, and most importantly, extremely kind. See yourself not only as a princess, but as a person capable of making an impact. Use your position to positively affect someone else's life. Be yourself, be generous, and be the princess you deserve to be!
In other news:I got a new phone today and it was love at first sight! I've never been that good with phones, but I'm hoping that my relationship with this phone will be much better. It's an LG Envy Touch, and it's adorable. I'm really thankful that I got it; considering my old phone was pretty much dead! On another note, today is Friday! This week actually went by pretty fast, but I'm still thankful for my two day break! Also, after watching the preview for The Last Song yesterday, I fell in love with the song played. I'm probably late on discovering it... but it's really good, so I'll post the link on my blog!
When I Look At You; Miley Cyrus!
Everyone needs a beautiful melody when the nights are long!
xoxo
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