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CMV: Every Disney Princess could be reasonably interpreted as a metaphor for mental illness or diagnosed as having one

Examples:

Belle- Stockholm Syndrome. Also maybe NPD (the scene where the villages are singing about how beautiful and special she is could be seen as a grandiose delusion).

Rapunzel - Anxiety (her "tower" is a mental one) and PTSD from an abusive mother.

Elsa and Anna- BPD. Anna is impulsive and reckless and doesn't really have a clear sense of identity. Elsa is impulsive in a different way and cold. They could be seen as two sides of "splitting".

Ariel- body dysphoria. She literally changes the entire lower half of her body.
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Literally any story that involves humans will have some emotions or personality characteristics that *just maybe might sorta kinda give a little indication that it's potentially possible* that it's about mental illness, because symptoms of mental illness are mostly just common human emotions that are extreme enough to cause distress or disorder.

You can be self-obsessed or vain without having NPD. You can worry without having an anxiety disorder. You can be impulsive and reckless without have BPD.

I think it's unreasonable for you to conclude that every Disney Princess can be reasonably interpreted as a metaphor for mental illness because you're using a bar for what behaviors or emotions constitute mental disorders that is far, far lower than any diagnostic criteria and that simply fall in the realm of "the everyday human experience."