Disney Princesses are Bad Role Models

On the matter of perspective, there is the question of 'what are facts and what are opinions?' It may be true that a few people do not agree with Disney princesses matching the definition of bad role models - but does their opinions hold up when 95% other people believe otherwise? The popular definition of bad role models: someone who influences someone else to behave in a worse manner directly or indirectly, someone who downplays the importance of desirable qualities such as independence, diligence, standing firmly by one's values and morality. My adversary's examples of traits Disney princesses exhibit is debatable. 1) Strong will? That depends on how you look at it. Not many princesses will speak up for themselves when it comes to their significant others. While they will gladly put someone (e.g. their mothers, friends, or fathers in the case of Ariel), they never disagree with their princes. This is either because they do not want to argue (since they're such good little females) or they are oblivious to their own beliefs once their prince speaks up. This is not what I would call strong will. 2) A sense of love is displayed unconditionally by each of the princesses, every single one. Even when the men are complete strangers, as long as they are handsome and they are men. When do you ever see the princesses extending that favour to others? Ariel disobeyed her own father to unconditionally love a stranger. This is a simplistic physical attraction and almost wholly superficial. 3) A sense of adventure only exists in some princesses. Perhaps 2 out of 10. Cinderella spent her own life cooped up while Snow White never thought to flee before her life was threatened. 4) Loyalty. To handsome princes, definitely. Not to the family that raised them, e.g. Ariel again. 5) Respect. Definitely. They respect their princes but not themselves. If they had a shred of self-respect, they would stop throwing themselves at their 'true love', even if Disney does always make them reciprocate. 6) Humility. Yes, this one I agree with, but I have another word for it: submissiveness. Jasmine allowed a strange man to climb through her window while Ariel shows devotion to a total stranger she only saw once. True she did not sleep around - but she does always wear that skimpy bra of hers. When I say Disney princesses are too scrawny, I mean they are. Hourglass thin is not a bad thing - but having a waist that looks like it would not even support the weight of the body and would certainly snap on a real life person is. People who are overweight can do with some slimming down but what about those who suffer from low self-esteem? Adults may need to go on diets. Children don't. Disney princesses are the equivalent of photoshopped models. The truth is that Disney princesses focus too much on outward beauty and those who do show inside beauty make it seem artificial and only there to attract the prince. Moreover, the princesses are what? Twenty something? They cannot possibly marry at sixteen, right? And yet they seem so naive. Snow White ate a poisoned apple because the stepmother told her it would make her wish come true (her wish of marrying a prince) - and she ate it. Disney takes naivety and turns it into something glorious. How would parents be able to tell their children not to accept candy from strangers now? Therefore, Disney princesses are, as a majority, bad role models.