Listen up yo’ people cuz I’ze rappin’ Cinderella,
She lost de fancy shoey but den found herself a fella
Life was goin’ nowhere for the da mega-suffrin’ Cinders.
Her sistas allus dissin’ her and clackin’ ‘Clean de winders’.

Sure, dey bigged it in the sparklin’ bling an’ sassy, classy clo’s
But dere was no denyin’ dey was two well-ugly ho’s.
When Cinders got so low down dere was no place lef’ to fall
Some foxxy Fairy Lady said, “You’s goin’ to da Ball”.

“I’ze worried ’bout you, honey chile, I knows you bin self-harmin’
So shake dat booty, its yo’ duty, you can pull Prince Charmin’ “.
Da Babe she struts her stuff, puts on da wiggle and da swerve
Princey gets blissed-up cuz he done gone fell in lerve.

At midnite Cinders splits da scene to get back to da real
In da hurry and da scurry she bust off da glassy heel
Princey see it on da sidewalk an’ he travel all da land
to find da foot to fit it an’ den give da chick his hand.

De mum o’ Cinders, bless her knickers, looks down from above
“I knew dat Dad ud get a slut-bag when’I quit da life an Lerve
And da ugly cow would spawn some strife for Cinders to contend
But I’d no idea she do so well with a Prince dere in the end.

fourthwire: The reason that our “modern-day horror stories tend to focus on the abusive stepfather” is directly linked to the “women=good, men=bad” propaganda fostered by the feminazis and faithfully reiterated through the mainstream media, through Womyn’s Studies programs, through every government office created for women at the behest of feminazis, through “educational programs” spawned through institutionalized misandry like VAWA, ad nauseum.

You might have mentioned as such, Denise.

fourthwire: Don’t forget that the reasons why “marriage went out the window” range from the fact that hardcore feminists preached to their willing female faithful that marriage was “oppressing” them……….

….. to the fact that decades of judicial activism began to make marriage increasingly risky for men.

And women FOUGHT for the right to “support themselves”, remember? Hardcore feminists determined that those women who stay at home and care for their husbands and children were being “oppressed”.

And now more women have to support themselves, at least when they cannot have a man forced to pay them child support and/or vaginamony.

You’ve come a long way, baby!……..;-)

As we know, the whole “free sex” came into being, and marriage went out the door. Why get married? So women had to support themselves.

(oh my god, what have I said?)

So the women expected the men to be “perfect” and the men got women who they could never please. Not to mention the economy forced both men and women to reconsider the whole fairly tale. Now, it takes two salaries to stay in the “middle” class.

The whole second marriage thing has been really hard on many second marriages. It’s only natural for parents to favor their own children..and unless both partners are incredible intelligent and mature, it can be more than tough. The kids are not always innocent…as the other disney movie..”the parent trap” showed.

Come to think of it, not much has been written about the problem of step-parents.
At least I haven’t seen much…

Nevertheless, you are right…more than often, women are ruthless to each other, and it’s really sad. And it would be nice if the Cinderella fairytale happened more often.

Walt, the genuis that he was…had no clue what his movie would mean to future generations…he was just doing what he did best…create wonderful works of art.

Fortunately, we found out through a mutual acquaintance and were miraculously all able to show up for the funeral…the look on her face when we walked into the church was priceless. The reason she didn’t want us to come was obvious when the pastor read the eulogy that she had written. She had basically rewritten dad’s history as it involved her, to make it seem that their relationship as teens was a lot more than it was, and that he only married our mom because he couldn’t have this woman, and he had pined over her all those years until finally they were reunited…it was enough to make us physically ill. We were so shocked by her brazenness and dishonesty. To me, she has always been the ultimate in wicked stepmothers, although to think of her as a mother in any sense of the word was ludicrous. I have no idea if she’s still alive or not, and none of us even care.