10 signs that you're a princess!

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Sometimes people say I'm a bit of a princess. I don't like getting my hands dirty, I don't like my foods to touch, I don't like manual labour style chores (e.g. washing up) and apparently this makes me worthy of a royal title- like that's a bad thing! More often than not though, I have to correct people though; because I'm not a princess. I'm a queen. darlings! Feel what I'm saying, or are you a bit lost? Want to know if you too are worthy of a royal title? Here's 10 signs you're a total princess.


1) You don't do any chores.
You can't possibly spend time doing chores when you have places to go and people to see- and you couldn't possibly risk ruining your nails in that dirty water either! Wear marigolds, you say? Sorry, but they're one big fashion no! I couldn't possibly commit that crime.

2) You own one or more tiara.
So what if they're made of plastic with cubic zirconia instead of real diamonds, a tiara is a tiara, right?

3) You always get your way.
You don't even always have to stamp your foot and cry... people just want to please you and make you happy. (Maybe so you don't end up stamping your feet and crying...)

4) You get chauffeured around everywhere.
What is the point in driving lessons when you have people who are willing (?) to drive you everywhere, whenever you want.

5) You love sparkles.
If it's sparkly, it's got your name all over it. Jewellery, shoes, handbags- anything. And who cares if they aren't real precious gems when they basically look the same anyway?

6) You're never wrong.
And even if you were wrong, you'd still be right because no one dare's to argue with you over anything... it's just not worth it.

7) You don't settle for a guy that's less than Prince Charming.
He's handsome, funny and...well, charming! And he has chased after you with shoes sometimes...only because he knows you would love them and he wants to spoil you! Speaking of which...

8) You're spoilt.
You always get what you want for birthday's and Christmas, your friends and family spontaneously treat you on the regular and you own more things than you know what to do with. Totally. Spoilt. 

9) You love a good party.
Whilst classic balls may no longer be the norm, princesses are still people of society, and all princesses love a good party! 

10) You cry when things don't go your way.
Dress you wanted sold out? Cry. Prince Charming gone away for the weekend without you? Scream and cry. That peasant girl stolen your style? Cry some more. Mum won't give you a lift right there and then because she needs to finish her work? Scream, stamp your feet a bit, slam a door and cry some more. Princesses cry when things don't happen 100% their way. It just happens.


Whilst some of this sounds pretty negative, most girls have at least a small princess streak, whilst others are always in full on princess mode. Where do you stand? Let me know in the comments below!

Love from,
Florence Grace


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