The idea that wanting to be all that “Princess” can lead to false expectations amounts to what Orenstein says is a “preoccupation with the body and beauty” and what Twenge said will lead to narcissism and entitlement (327). Think of girls suffering from anorexia trying to be what they see on billboards. However, it's always easier to blame external sources like Disney rather than focus internally, even if there are extenuating circumstances for each example. If the mother finds that her little girl needs “Cinderella” accessories to resolve issues of low self-esteem, then the problem probably stems from problems within her peer group or her home life. If so, how can a person decide which is a cause and which is an effect? Someone or something is creating the