People of all countries and continents are familiar with the tale of Cinderella. It has existed in its various interpretations for several thousand years and was known even in Ancient Egypt. Millions of girls have always naively believed that if they are kind, hard-working and modest, sooner or later they will be rewarded in the form of great and pure love. But many modern Cinderellas hold a different opinion, and no longer believe in fairy tales of love.
Modern Cinderellas are those girls who, like the heroine of the well-known fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm, find themselves in a difficult life situation. They can grow up in single-parent families or families built on the wreckage of previous relationships. One of the parents often does not have enough time or desire for their upbringing and development. And in new family structures, they sometimes turn out to be superfluous, especially in the case when little brothers and sisters appear, to whom the parents give all their love and affection. Is it any wonder that, having received less attention and love since childhood, they sometimes themselves are not capable of showing high feelings? Yes, many of today's girls still want to believe in a miracle in their hearts, like in the fairy tale of Cinderella, they want to Someone appeared in their lives (preferably a handsome man of sporty appearance) in a white Mercedes, but love is clearly not in the first place in the scale of their life values. However, in the fairy tale, after all, it is also not said about the big and bright feeling of a poor girl-worker for an equal socially, not rich and kind boy. You see a young dirty woman who passionately dreams of looking at the royal ball, at least from afar, a palace that is so unlike her own home, and unearthly beauties in stunning luxurious dresses. And the prince, having started his search for an earthly angel, never imagined that he would see him in the forest with a bundle of firewood and with ash-smeared cheeks. That's the real, not fabulous "Cinderella", well-informed, thanks to the powerful arsenal of domestic and foreign media about what needs to be done in order to be not a celebration of life, they turn their dream (about a castle and a Mercedes) into reality. Having spent all their savings on cosmetics and outfits, they try to throw dust in the eyes of the infantile offspring of rich families. And some of the young ladies with hungry, hungry eyes, having reasoned that there is still not enough for all the princes, agree to turn around any "rich Buratino", putting up their only value for sale. Unfortunately, if too much of such a product is brought to the market, it, according to all the laws of economics, drops sharply in price. And this gives rise to a new wave of cynicism … But is it worth condemning poor girls for the fact that they do not want to clean dirty fireplaces all their lives and separate beans from peas in bags deliberately mixed by someone? “Why is it all for someone, and the rest of it with butter?” - modern Cinderella asks. They seem to be reasonably advised: work and get everything. And they, taught by their bitter experience, retort: “And how many have you seen there, on Olympus, working people?” A significant part of young women, who have not lost their moral principles, are trying to break through in life with their work. But, clawing their teeth and claws up in the cruel world of business, they stop believing in fairy tales of love even faster than saleswomen in supermarkets. And, nevertheless, if you get acquainted with the results of various sociological polls of Russian women about whether they believe in love, you will be pleasantly surprised: at least two thirds of women answer this question in the affirmative. For this, they do not need fairy tales and princes in incredible castles, because they are ready to just love, making their prince the guy who loves and is near.
