Ah, princesses, who doesn't love them? Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, Belle, Ariel, had the coolest dresses---they were the most glamorous role models. Then we all grew up and realized that Disney movies have some really misogynistic messages.

Growing up, most of us were taught a simple formula: handsome prince + long-haired beautiful woman = Happily Ever After. Disney was the narrator, the primary source of our info. The ongoing collective anxieties about gender expectations and roles have reared their ugly heads through Disney princesses and the audience's relationship with them.

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Grief is difficult, and people often don't prepare enough for it. While there seems to be a lot of material about coping with grief - which is good - most of these give negative advice that's regressive, unhealthy, and makes most people feel even more upset. This video will help you understand how to cope with your own grief from a positive perspective, instead of letting society make you feel bad about yourself. (You can check out my other videos on grief here )

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Being heartbroken is awful... I've been there. We've all been there. Grief is natural and necessary, as long as it's done correctly. Today, I want to talk about how to deal with grief, the proper way to grieve, and what happens when you DON'T do this.