Which Disney Princess would you be?  

i would have to say Cinderella. like her, i would always catch myself daydreaming when i should be working. also, i am knd of timid and need a push ffrom others (like a fairy godmother) to do things that i really want to do.

Ariel or Tinkerbell. I know that they don't really count Tink as one of the princesses and i don't really know why because she's one of the best.

hi dorannmwin I have always identified with Cinderella and
her wicked mother and sisters. I always wanted her to beat
the clock, then to fit into the glass slipper,so I was
really thrilled when it all came true for her, and she
got the Prince finally. way to go.

I would have to pick snow white..taking care of all those dwarfs is alot like dealing with the group of teenage boys that hang out at my house..In addition to grumpy and the rest I could add gassy and goofy to the mix.

Well, I'm a guy so I would not want to be any princess but i one day I may have a daughter(a very long time from now) then I would want her to be as mulan, strong, brave for the righteousness, adorable, and gratitude.

I want to become Snow white.she is grecious,beautiful.at the end,fell in love with a prince.It is very attravtive for me.I think I need to become a kind-hearted person,and help people as possible as I can.and I hope I will have a perfect love.

Belle, from The Beauty and The Beast - she's always been my favorite

Hee hee - I think I took a Facebook quiz like this! The funny thing is, when I was little, I wasn't much into dolls - it was more like stuffed animals. And my daughter kinda turned out the same way - she loves her stuffed animal pals - while 95% of her friends are into Disney princesses.

Anyway, as my Facebook quiz result was actually correct, I think I would be Mulan - although she's not really considered to be one of the popular "princesses". Her culture is most similar to mine . . . but I like that she wasn't a girly girl. I don't think I'd be brave enough to deceivingly join an all male army - but I can respect her heroic efforts. I'm definitely not the ballgown type princess . . . so tomboy Mulan probably fits more my description - hee hee!

Belle, I think. When I was a kid I always had my nose stuck in a book. I'd walk to classes reading, read during recess, read on the bus.... I guess I relate to her best. :P
I also love France, which is where it's supposed to take place, so that doesn't hurt. :P