Misconception Of Love In Cinderella

Snow white, Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella. They all share one similarity and that is that they are all fairy tales. We all know them so much and know that they share a similar plot line meet the special man or women, fall in love, and live happily ever after. Fairy tales give us that misconception of love. Take for instance Cinderella she met the prince, they were complete strangers, danced together, fell in love, and got married. But that doesn’t happen in reality so, we do not fall in love with random strangers and get married. We take the time to get to know the person before making any rash decisions. That love stereotype of locking eyes with the person and instantly falling in love doesn’t always work for everyone. It is more of a struggle to find the special someone in society today. Sometimes you have to make a lot of …show more content…
That misconception of love has been implanted in our brains when we were kids. The purpose is that the romanticized idea of finding true love doesn’t apply to society today. The perception of family, Society, technology has changed the Romanized expectation of love.
We cannot have one definition of love because there are many different types. The love you feel for your parents, friends, family are all different. There different types of love are Eros, Philia, Storge, Agape, Ludus, Pragma, and philautia (Burton). Eros is sexual or passionate love so the kind of love we know as falling in love with someone (Burton). Eros love is when you fall in love with that guy in your class or your costar during a movie shoot. Philia is shared goodwill or the love you have for a friend (Burton). Philia love is like that friend who has been through so