Okay so I know I got off on the wrong foot here with some users so I wanted to give a peace offering (to those who want it) kwa telling about myself so others will get the chance to understand me and see where I am coming from. This is my attempt to:
1) Formally apologize: To those who I Lost my temper with, I sincerely apologize for the way I conducted myself. I truly did not come here to start arguments but to get the opinions of others. I humbly ask that wewe forgive my passionate responses and know that I promise to work on not losing my temper. No matter how threatened au attacked that I felt, I should not have responded the way that I did and I take full responsibility for that. I'd also like to single out anukriti2409; Angelica_AW & 324anna for special apologies because wewe guys entered the conversation after things were already tense.
2) Formally introduce and expose a little about myself to the community here so wewe guys can get to know me. It looks like there is a nice little sense of community here and I really don't want to ruin that (nor did I try to), I'd just like to be a part of it. I am not trying to offend anyone, just let them understand me and where I am coming from. I am making myself a bit vulnerable with this so I hope wewe guys will respect this.

13. Jasmine: There are some ways we are totally opposite and some ways we are totally similar. We both upendo cats. I could never have a real tiger for a pet because that would be illegal and frightening but if it was possible (in nature and law), I'd upendo to! While we both can be very harsh with our words, I have to at least feel insulted au attacked first before I can respond that way. jimmy, hunitumia on the other hand can lead with the attack. She has always stood out to me as one of the smarter princesses which is something I can relate to. I think she is better at improvisation than I am but I am good with finding clues kind of like she put clues together about Aladdin. Also jimmy, hunitumia is far zaidi spontaneous than me. I could never just run away on a whim one night, I would have to meticulously plan it out over a longer period of time. She also grew up way better than I ever did, trapped and all.


12. Merida: I didn't understand Merida at first. I was so focused on the first half of the film, for some reason, that it blinded me from the sekunde half. Thanks to some very passionate and well-spoken Merida fans, I have been able to reassess Merida's character better. First of all, I grew up a bit of a tomboy so I actually completely relate to Merida on that level. I loved climbing trees and running around outside. When I got a little older, I even tried and absolutely fell in upendo with archery that I got to try at a YMCA camp once. (One good thing about my summers was that my mother was always trying to get rid of me so I was available for zaidi adventures(?), so to speak.) That being said, I am of a small size and build and would never feel comfortable going off alone the way she did. I am not as brave and need company to enjoy the outdoors like that. I would not have disobeyed my parents as much as she did just because I am inherently obedient, even if I completely disagreed at heart. I do appreciate that they showed Merida apologizing at the end of her film and I also always try to apologize when I realize I am wrong. Unlike Merida, I seek zaidi advice for help and therefore would never have taken an action like the one she did with getting that cake from the witch.


11. Aurora: I absolutely adore Aurora and I upendo her movie! I just don't have as much in common with her. She has an amazing opera voice that I couldn't hold a candle to, but I do upendo listening to. I do absolutely upendo dancing as she did and will dance alone like she was in the forest. We both do enjoy nature strolls and could spend countless hours alone in nature. We are both obedient but she is far zaidi graceful and poise. In that way, she is everything that I aspire for and try to work on. She makes it look so easy.


10. Ariel: I admit that when I was younger, I did like to pretend that I was a mermaid whenever I got to be in a pool. I upendo Ariel but we really relate the least. I upendo my dad but I didn't get to be around him much when I was younger so I was never a "daddy's girl". I didn't grow up very nice and I don't have any of the nerves of steel that Ariel has. She surely would have called me a guppy because I would not have wanted to hang out around the sharks. I also would not want to be right in the center of everything like Ariel did. Unlike Ariel, I have a deep respect and understanding for the purpose of rules. I also don't collect a lot of knick-knacks. One thing that we do have in common though is the natural curiosity, especially for other cultures etc. I am always interested in learning about new things and I like to hear "the other side" of things. Also we both like to dance.


9. Elsa: Like Elsa, I understand what it is like to feel a sense of duty and then "let it go" but in a different sense. Although I am zaidi outspoken than Elsa, I think we are equally good at being alone. Unlike Elsa however, I would have sought zaidi help with her issues rather than run away from help. We are both very rational and will say unpleasant things if we feel they are the best for the other person. (Note the entire conversation where Elsa denies her blessing to Anna & Hans.) Also I am too maternal to have just left Anna on her own for so long the way Elsa did after her parents died. While I'm okay with being alone, I don't seek it out. I would've kept Anna company and tried to raise her to the best of my ability. I also would not have sent Anna to dance with the old duke, even for a joke. Just not my style of funny.


8. Mulan: We are both very obedient and very loyal. We are also both a bit clumsy. I completely identify with her desire to be something to make her family proud (except my family didn't reciprocate the loyalty and respect). I upendo that Mulan has a sense of duty and honor that not all of the princesses share to that degree. This is something that I identify with because I believe in duty and honor. I study harder than Mulan, I wouldn't have needed to cheat because I would've been practicing for the test like crazy beforehand. I'm also punctual whereas Mulan is very tardy. I also upendo that Mulan found herself kwa pushing herself through determination and perseverance. This is something I can relate to because I always feel better about myself after achieving a goal and often refuse to give up.


7. Pocahontas (Rebecca): It seems kwa all accounts that she was a loner rather than social kwa nature. I am also zaidi of a loner than totally social. I seek some social company (I'm here) but I don't seek crowds. It seems like she was the same way. We both respect and upendo and appreciate nature and want to protect it. One thing she and I certainly have in common is that we left our families behind to live a new life for our future. I have read a lot about the real her, and I have read that she was in upendo with Rolfe when she asked her father for permission to marry him. Because of this combined with the fact that she looks genuinely happy in photos, I think she was genuinely happy with her new life as am I.
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6. Snow White: Although Snow White grew up with her evil stepmother, I grew up with an evil mother. My mother did not try to kill me, but she did try to throw herself at my boyfriend (now husband). I'm not saying they are the same but I understand what it's like living with a woman who hates wewe for nothing that wewe personally did. My mother had a total of 4 children kwa 3 different fathers (without marriage to any of them) and left most of the parenting to me. This made me get a bit bossy in the maternal way that Snow White is. Also because I never really felt loved deep down, I too dreamed that one siku someone would upendo me. Fortunately, that did come true for me with a husband as it did for Snow White. Also, like Snow, I would never have just expected the Dwarves to let me stay for free and would absolutely have offered to help out around the house in the same way she did. In fact, my mother was evicted multiple times in my childhood so I did stay with multiple people and earn my keep.


5. Tiana: Oh, Tiana, do other people see wewe as sweetly as I do? Since I come from a background where a lot of people (mostly women) do sneaky things, manipulative things, lies, etc. I am sincerely refreshed kwa Tiana's straight-forward attitude. I have been in situations before where no one wanted to tell me what the real problem was and it is greatly disheartening. Like Tiana, I do not get uchungu, chungu au jealous towards those who have had better lives than me au grew up in better economic situations. The way I see it, we can't control where we came from but we can control where we are going. This is something I completely relate to Tiana about. I can completely relate to Tiana sacrificing all of her social life to reach her dream. My dream wasn't to own a restaurant but to just have a stable and comfortable life. Growing up, my mother got us evicted about 3x au so before I turned 18. I never really got to have a constant nyumbani growing up (or my own room ever) so it was something I always yearned for, something that was my own. My own salama haven. Like Tiana, I did everything I could to achieve this. As soon as I graduated high school, I started working 2 jobs back-to-back to get into my own place kwa the age of 20. I can relate to Tiana's working all night, coming nyumbani and then getting no chance for real sleep because it's already time to go to work again. I upendo Tiana's no-excuse attitude because that is how I live my life as well. Since I started with less advantages than most and yet still made something for myself, I tend to not really respect "excuses" that come from other people. I don't mean to offend anyone, just explaining where I come from. This is also why I really respect and appreciate people from older generations who had hard lives and also didn't believe in making excuses. It's an attitude I've always had to have in order to make it to where I am today from where I started.


4. Anna: When I am truly happy and truly in my comfort zone, I can be a lot like Anna. I am very spunky and goofy. This is not something I got to experience very much in my life growing up but have experienced zaidi since I have gotten married and been happier in life. (The most I was like this growing up was when I visited Disneyland and felt on wingu 9.) Anna really makes me laugh because though I wouldn't say most of the same things she says, I can understand why she says them as I think them zaidi than say them. I have a very hardy-har-har and punny/play on words sense of humor that kind of reminds me of Anna's quirkiness. I like family friendly humor a lot. We both have a spunky little can-do spirit even in the face of challenging obstacles. (Note when Anna was so determined to climb the ukuta and Kristoff just watched. This scene kind of reminded me of my husband and I.) Anna is zaidi impulsive than I am though. I would not have wanted to marry a guy I just met, I would not have asked Elsa at the coronation and I would not have pushed Elsa when she alisema "no". We both have had a lot of spare time and filled that with different hobbies, though for different reasons. We both aspire for zaidi "sophisticated grace". Since we both don't have a ton of experience socially, we can both have awkward (but sincere) explanations. We can both be pretty playful and get very excited about making plans. Also like Anna, I don't like to get distracted from my conversation. Furthermore I can also be like Anna even when I'm not happy but confused au content. She can be socially awkward and say the wrong things unintentionally like when she tells Kristoff "Ooh that's a rough business to be in right now! I mean that is really..." and then clears her throat to say "That's unfortunate". Additionally, Anna doesn't seem to be great with nuance and I'm not either.(Note when she doesn't pick up that Olaf doesn't know who she is even though she knows who he is.) Also we can both be a bit naïve and believe the best in people.


3. Belle: Although she is not #1 on my relatable list, she was always my inayopendelewa growing up. I have loved kusoma vitabu since I was 4 years old and always wanted to be an author. Belle preferred to be alone with a book then in the midst of a crowd as do I. Actually, I even get uncomfortable after being in crowds for a while. We both found solace in vitabu and can read our vipendwa over again. I have also always been interested in travel and upendo the iconic line, "I want adventure in the great wide, somewhere. I want it zaidi than I can tell." We have both been outsiders who wanted zaidi out of life than our peers. Although I can sometimes get impulsive with my words, I rarely ever get impulsive in my actions. I find this in common with Belle as she seems, to me, to be someone who speaks zaidi impulsively than acts impulsively (though she does act zaidi impulsively than I do). For both of us, I find this rooted in a stubbornness. I also think we both lean towards the classic princesses without being totally classic. We are also both modest and put off dating and guys to wait for the right one to come along.


2. Cinderella: I grew up with a stepmom and two younger half-sisters that made my life very unpleasant growing up. I can relate to Cinderella's situation all too well, unfortunately. Growing up with parents who were never in a romantic relationship, ever, I had to go back and forth between my father's and mother's. Whenever I was at my father's, he would be very busy working to support his family of 6 (or 7 whenever I was there) so he was hardly around and I didn't see him much. My step-mother hated me because I reminded her of the woman who had manipulated the man she loved and took it out on me since she could not take it out on my mother. She taught her two daughters how to help her. From a young age I was physically, mentally and emotionally abused kwa them. In addition to doing all of the household chores, while my sisters did none, my character was called into swali constantly and I was in trouble for almost every bad thing that ever occurred while I was there. My sisters were responsible for the physical abuse to me because I wasn't allowed to physically defend myself since they were younger. They constantly reminded me that I didn't really live there and that I wasn't really their sister (despite having the same father). They were always constantly stealing all of my clothes and any gift I got for krisimasi au a B-Day as I wasn't allowed to take any gifts from my father's house to my mother's house. This meant a lot of gifts I received in that house were only mine when I opened it because whenever I left and came back, it was gone. Meanwhile my stepmother constantly reminded me of my mother's character and often asked me if I would grow up to make the same mistakes that my mother did. This was horrible growing up and I absolutely hated it. I used to dream constantly of the siku that I would get old enough to get to leave that place. (My dad wasn't around enough to change anything that happened, even after voicing my complaints to him.) After working very hard at a young age to be independent a bit quicker than my peers, my life finally started to turn around. After gaining independence and proving to myself that I didn't have to be stuck where I came from, I met my very own prince charming. He is my current husband. Like Cinderella, he is the one thing in my life that makes all of the horrible abuse and past worth it all in the end. For those who think Cinderella's story isn't true, I mean this with the upmost positivity when I say that it is. When I was living in the house with the abuse, my character was much zaidi reserved like Cinderella's was. I didn't speak up because speaking up would only mean "talking back" and getting zaidi punishment. When I left and lived independently, I became zaidi like jimmy, hunitumia and began speaking up too much and too harshly. Now I am still trying to find a comfortable balance adjusting to life without the antagonizing atmosphere that I grew up with.


1. Rapunzel: While I knew what I was dealing with at my father's, I could never fully comprehend what was going on at my mother's. Although Mother Gothel wasn't actually Rapunzel's mother, she was much like my real mother. The song "Mother Knows Best" always makes me think of my mother. Not only does the concept and eerie feel of the song fit my mother but the actual lyrics. For example: "Plus, I believe Gettin' kinda chubby". My mother did the opposite of this and told me (just as I turned about 17) that I was too skinny and needed to gain weight (even though I really didn't). She had borrowed my jean shorts and worn them, and then when I inayofuata wore them was when she told me that my "shorts didn't even fit right anymore". My mother should not have been a mother, ever, to anyone. Just like Mother Gothel only had Rapunzel because of what she could get from her, so my mother only had me for what she could get from me. Unlike Rapunzel, I was not an only child but I was the eldest. Just as she was always trapped inside and not allowed to go out, so I was always trapped inside and not allowed to go out because I had to step in and fulfill the role of "mother" as a youth in my household. Like Mother Gothel who would go off to live her own life, my mother did the same. Also, when Mother Gothel pays the 2 criminals to trick Rapunzel is something I can relate to because my mother was the biggest manipulator I know and surrounded herself with criminal types constantly. Unlike Rapunzel however, I did not fall for the "bad boy". I had enough bad people in my life already and was far zaidi open to the "prince charming" type. Also like Rapunzel, I was kind of naïve growing up because I hadn't had much experience except I was far zaidi careful than she was. We both have had lots of spare time and found many different hobbies to fill that spare time with. (I upendo writing, drawing, scrapbooking, etc.)