In today's world where Women r treated in the right manner the state of beautiful Women, perhaps, remains the same as it was during the earlier centuries. Excuse me, what did I write? Women & Beautiful Women ? Am I differentiating or discriminating? I'm doing neither of the two things. I'm just trying to relate this topic of psychology to the Old & Famous Fairy Tale " Cinderella & Her Glass Slipper". Cinderella lived with her step-mother & two Fat , Ugly Step -Sisters who treated her like dirt. The reason? Cinderella was the most beautiful girl on the face of this Earth & her inner beauty, aristrocratic lineage reflected on her face & Body. Her intellect & intelligence reflected in her eyes, so, she was sure to get the Rich, handsome, gentle & brave Prince of Every girl's dream. This was the reason why her step-mother & step-sisters had taken extra care to suppress her. The story unfolds the reality that is experienced by every Cinderella in her very own professional & personal world where she meets such step-mothers & step-sisters at every "Step". It unfolds the truth that "One women is the Other Women's worst Enemy" & that has been one of the main reason of the miserable state of Women not only in the under-developed countries but also in the Most Developed Countries of the Modern World.
Beautiful Women face the "Cinderella effect" as I call it mostly when they r in the glamourous Professions like acting & modelling. The story of Cinderella doesnot just throw light on this one aspect it also shows the human tendency to demoralize another individual having a Great Capacity to conquer Great Heights. Cinderella is deliberately given the status of a servant so that she automatically starts assuming herself to be one. This attempt is done again to curb her tendency to dream big dreams & her faith in them. This favourite Fairy Tale is not just a bedtime story but a good lesson of psychology which needs attention. If we want the cinderella's to make their way to the Castle.
http://www.shvoong.com/social-sciences/psychology/social-psychology/1752207-beautiful-women-cinderella-story/
Beautiful Women face the "Cinderella effect" as I call it mostly when they r in the glamourous Professions like acting & modelling. The story of Cinderella doesnot just throw light on this one aspect it also shows the human tendency to demoralize another individual having a Great Capacity to conquer Great Heights. Cinderella is deliberately given the status of a servant so that she automatically starts assuming herself to be one. This attempt is done again to curb her tendency to dream big dreams & her faith in them. This favourite Fairy Tale is not just a bedtime story but a good lesson of psychology which needs attention. If we want the cinderella's to make their way to the Castle.
http://www.shvoong.com/social-sciences/psychology/social-psychology/1752207-beautiful-women-cinderella-story/
