Does each Disney princess represent mental disorders?

Disney princesses are a delicacy to everyone who loves disney, and people who don’t. The way that the Walt Disney Company makes the princess, they make them seem happy and nothing wrong with them. But as you think about it more, then the more you can tell that they kinda do represent mental disorders. Like Snow White, the first ever Disney Princess, she is said to have, “Narcissistic Personality Disorder.” Narcissistic Personality Disorder is a mental disorder in which a person has an inflated sense of self-importance. This can be seen as Snow White is always singing, meaning that she thinks that she is important and greater and or better then others, seemingly making her stand out and be noticed more. This could also be the reason that the old witch decided to give her the apple, because the witch  might have thought that snow white was being annoying when she sang and acted like the best.

The second Disney princess that was made was cinderella. She is said to have complex trauma or Dysphoria, Dysphoria is a state of feeling  uneasy, unhappy, or unwell. This could be from her untimely death of her father, [00:02:25], and perpetuated by the abject emotional abuse of her step-family. The theory behind her maybe having Dysphoria could be from her fathers death and her step family, but we don't know that. In the movie, the creatures do not give a lot of back story, so the reason for her mental disorder could be from her past and not the present in the movie. A different reason could be from her having to do all the work around the house. Well, the rest of her step family is having fun at the ball, which she was not supposed to go to. When I asked Dorothy Hamilton about what she thought about the theory she said, “So i do believe in the disney princesses having mental illnesses because a lot of them have some weird characteristics like cinderella marrying a man she met the night before."

Skipping around to the 4rth Disney Princess, who made her debut in 1989 after Disney went three decades without producing a princess/fairy tale movie. Ariel, she is said to have disposophobia- the fear of getting rid of stuff.  A persistent difficulty discarding or parting with possessions because of a perceived need to save them. This can be seen in the movie when the craters did a close up on Ariel in front of all of her stuff. The reason for Ariel having disposophobia could be from her wanting to be human and be able to walk, so she collected stuff from humans but ended up getting disposophobia and not wanting to get rid of it/ the stuff. When I asked Wren Ferguson what she thought about the theory she said, “ It actually makes a lot of sense because it shows that people are perfect and it makes me feel good and better about me not being perfect. It also shows how people that are perpetrated to be perfect aren’t perfect.”