She is my second favorite Disney Princess! I love how she is so mentally strong, and is able to put up with all the bad things in her life, and still stay positive. :)

While Snow is my personal motivator for being a better person, I strongly think Cinderella is objectively THE best Disney role model. Heck, one of the best role models in general. The emotional strength she has to take abuse and never become a bitter, vengeful person is so admirable, and I honestly don't think all of the heroines would be able to make it as long as she did. She's the strongest princess, and she only cracked when she had at last reached her breaking point when all hope seemed lost. She's not the ditzy dreamer many people incorrectly brush her off as- she's quite a grounded realist. She takes chances when she needs to and isn't afraid to accept help when she needs to. She's awesome. Of all the hate towards the DPs, I'm baffled the most by any Cindy gets- like, even if I disagree I kind of see why some dislike Snow and Aurora but what could possibly be wrong with Cinderella? She's tough but classy as a queen.

My second favorite disney princess, she continues to hold on to her faith despite all the horrible things she's been through.

She's my second favorite princess too. I love her so much!! I don't know if I'm allowed to talk about the movie rather than the princess, but the movie Cinderella isn't boring at all to me. I've watched it literally 10 times in the past couple weeks, and I love it even more. The only scene that bores me a little is when the mice are trying to run past Lucifer to get pieces of cheese or whatever that is. But the rest of the movie is absolutely amazing! :)

I absolutely adore this girl. She's my second favorite princess, and I definitely believe she's the best role model out of all of the princesses. She's so patient and strong, she's kind and NEVER complains about what she's been put through.

For the longest time, Cinderella was my favorite princess. She may still be, I do not know, as I'm still catching up on rewatching all the Disney Princess movies. However, I'm sure I'll always admire and respect her for staying strong despite her hard-knock life.

Through many years, Cinderella was "abused, humilliated and finally forced to become a servant in her own house". After her father's death, which was enough to leave her in a weak emotional state, she had to deal with daily abuse from the Tremaines, the people who were trusted to care for her. She cooked their meals, kept their estate in order, mending their clothes - in short she was their slave for a roof over her head and the scraps of their table. Cinderella musf have been pampered her whole life, being the only daughter of a wealthy man, so having to learn how to perform menial tasks must have been quite a shock for her.

"Yet, through it all, Cinderella remained ever gentle and kind, for with each down she found new hope that someday her dreams of happiness would come true". Instead of moping around and lamenting her fate, Cinderella stood up and kept going. She accepted her lot in life, but always with a snide remark under her breath and a melody humming in her throat. Her only true companies were animals, so she befriended and cared for them. She slept in the attic, but dreamt of beauty at night. And when she heard that she had been invited to ball, a once-in-a-lifetime-opportunity of having a good time, she fought for her rights. She ignored her stepsisters' mockery, held her chin right and worked out an agreement with her stepmother. And in the end, after she had surpassed all the tribulations, she was rewarded with a crown, a love and, most importantly, freedom.

It would be a lie to say that Cinderella would have managed without the aidof her friends and her fairy godmother, but it is also, in my humblest opinion, unfair to say that she didn't deserve every single ounce of help she had, because she won it with compassion and faith. And with each new dawn, Cinderella reminds me to dream, to hope and to be kind and not stoop down no matter what, because maybe, one day, the dreams that I wish will come true.

I think she is a wonderful role model. She is stuck in a really bad situation, but she endures it, and the moment she sees a way out, she takes it. I think it is inspiring how he stands over the pettiness of her so called family. And yes, she got a lot of help. But the help didn't come from nowhere, she got it because her good character won her friend over. I like her better than the xenificated version of the damned cheapquels.