Artist Hilariously Illustrates What Classic Disney Princesses Would Look Like Visiting a Psychologist

These princesses have a lot of baggage.

Disney of old was not politically correct or particularly empowering for women. It largely adhered to the classic mold of a damsel in distress, with a prince, king, or male hero coming to her rescue.

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If you're over the age of about 25, these are the Disney princesses you grew up with, and that's perfectly fine. In today's world, we can now recognize the issues with this narrative structure and view it as purely entertainment and enjoyment.

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Maria Guadarrama, a Venezuelan artist, has taken on the exploration of the mental health issues that many of the classic Disney princesses might be grappling with, given their problematic storylines. She depicts each princess in a conversation with a psychologist in a comic-strip style. As Dr. Terri Orbuch, a relationship researcher, notes, "Understanding the emotional landscapes of fictional characters can help us navigate our own feelings and relationships." You can find more insights from Dr. Orbuch on her professional website.

Keep scrolling to check them out! You can also find Maria Guadarrama on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.

1. Snow White

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2. Aurora

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3. Mulan

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4. Belle

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5. Cinderella

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6. Elsa

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7. Ariel

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8. Elsa

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9. Jasmine

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10. Rapunzel

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