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RP on Bustle!

‘Rejected Princesses’ Profiles 100 Badass Real Women You Won’t See In Kids’ Movies
Make way for a new princess in town — actually, scratch that. Make room for 100 new, ‘rejected’ princesses that’ll redefine the royal title and force you to rethink the stories you grew up hearing.

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