Married people...how do YOU think the story of Cinderella really ended?

Question

I think that most of us women grew up watching the story of Cinderella & wishing for that same fairytale ending where our Prince sweeps us off our feet & carries us to the castle where we marry & live happily ever after. However, when reality sets in, even as a single woman I realize that that is where the story really just begins. What happened after the wedding?

As a single woman I would really like to know first hand from married people how your own personal Cinderella story played out or IS playing out. Ladies....did you find your Prince Charming? Men....did you find your Cinderella? Is there really such as thing as happily ever after?

I don't want to waste my time & keep looking if this is just a fairytale. I don't want to just settle but I also don't want to live alone for the rest of my life.

Cinderella's & Prince Charming's out there, please respond.

Answer 1

Real life doesn't run as smooth as fairy tales but Yes there are happy endings or more correctly good continuing stories. One thing for sure, the shoe fetish for women is right on the money, my wife has hundreds of pairs of shoes. In real life Cinderella would have stopped and got her shoe and then the story would have ended differently. I guess that was the most unbelievable part of the story.

Answer 2

ok, there are countless variations of Cinderella from many cultures, so just to simplify i'm going to offer you the definitive variations of Cinderella: -The Brothers Grimm version (German). From the nineteenth century. that's the only the place the stepsisters cut back products of their ft off so as that the glass slipper will greater wholesome. additionally, Cinderella's lifeless Mum acts as her fairy godmother. So i think of that's the darkish version your instructor stated. -The Charles Perrault version (French). From the seventeenth century. that's greater genteel than the Grimm version, and has the classic fairy godmother. Neither of those variations have intercourse in them, however the Grimm version is extremely gory i assume. The sisters' eyes get pecked out by applying birds interior the top, in spite of each thing. there are various present day variations that soup up the story, fantastically Gregory Maguire's 'Confessions of an unsightly Stepsister'. Oh, and for a great, present day quite darkish version that makes a great form of the climate of the story (such via fact the glass slipper) make experience, examine Bettie Sharpe's 'Ember.' it quite is obtainable to examine for loose on her internet site, Iisted interior the aspects.

Answer 3

Well to me prince charming = soul mate (you know the one person that gets you better than anyone else). Even when you find your soul mate you both still need to make an effort to keep your marriage fresh and alive. After 15 years with my soul mate we've had our ups and downs but I'm living as happily ever after as a person in this day and age can.

Answer 4

I found my cinderella, we have been together for over 5 yrs and still spend our evenings cuddling on the couch. Friends and family always ask us what the secret is. We both think the key is to marry your best friend. Great relationships are out there. You just have to wait until it runs into you, you cant find it by looking for it.

Answer 5

There are no Cinderella stories.

There are happy endings, but they take work, lots of work. No relationship is easy. Some are much harder than others, but they all take a lot of work.

Answer 6

In the real Cinderella, some gang banger thought her riding in a pumpkin in the hood was disrespecting him, so he planted a cap in her @ss.

Answer 7

lmao prince charming had 3some with stepsisters... just kidding. no, those are fairytales, you have to take life for what its worth. real life

Answer 8

50/50 chance it ended in divorce.

Answer 9

yes I found mine....best of luck finding yours