I have been wanting to do this article for months, and I finally have my list sorted out. I decided I am going to do one now, and then an updated one in a few weeks with Anna and Elsa in it. Hope you like it. :)

Numbers 10-9 are the princesses I simply like.

10. Tiana (Previously: 10)

I like Tiana, she's everything I should want to be. She's a perfect role model. She's mature, hard-working, dutiful, sensible, practical, everything I'm not. I really admire her determination and her bravery, but it ends there. I can't really connect with her at all, which makes me uninterested in her.

09. Snow White (Previously: 9)

Sometimes I really like Snow, sometimes I get bored with her. She has some nostalgia for me, I was a big fan of the Classic girls when I was little. I love how she's kind, motherly, and a little bossy, but she still has some childlike qualities to her. She's nice to everyone and ultra-friendly, which sometimes get's a little annoying when you mix it with my sarcastic and occasionally standoffish personality. I think Snow is one of the more beautiful princesses, and she's probably in my Top 5 now on that list.
All in all, I like Snow. She brings back memories.

Numbers 8-5 are the princesses that I do love, but nowhere near as much as my Top 4.

08. Cinderella (Previously: 7)

I hate to put Cinderella this low, because she means so much to me. She's really an inspiration to me in a lot of ways. I've been going through some rough times recently, I've been depressed and confused and kind of scared. Cinderella reminds me to keep my chin up, and to never give up on my dreams and to never stop believing. I wish I could be more like her. Every time I hear "A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes" I cry. (Shh, don't tell anyone. I'm supposed to be the tough girl! ;D). Cinderella could replace Aurora for the seventh spot and my favorite classic princess. We'll see what happens.

07. Aurora (Previously: 6)

Aurora moved up too, unfortunately. Aurora was my favorite when I was little. And I'll admit that my love for her is about 85% nostalgia. But, there are other things I love about her. I love and admire her grace and elegance, something I wish I had. She has the voice of an angel and she's stunningly beautiful. I also don't think her personality is as underdeveloped as most people think. She's shy, which I like. We need more shy princesses. She's very playful and dreamy, like me. And there was always something very mysterious about her to me. This gorgeous, bare-foot, girl who was strolling through the woods and singing about her dreams. I really enjoy watching Aurora and she will always have a special place in my heart.

06. Belle (Previously: 2)

Belle got kicked out of my Top 5 a few weeks ago. I've always been able to relate to her with certain things. We both want a life full of adventure and excitement. We both don't really belong where we are and don't really have any friends. I've always been sort of an outcast like her. Most people thing I'm weird or different like her and it was always nice to be able to go to Belle when ever I was sad about it. But I see now that she is sort of snobbish and uptight, which is annoying. She wants adventure so badly, but she doesn't go after it or fight for it. And she was doing it to stay with her Father, which was probably the mature thing to do. But I know I wouldn't have done it. It's those things that sort of made me lose interest in her, but she still means a lot to me. That's why she gets the sixth spot.

05. Mulan (Previously: 8)

Mulan has come far. I used to think I only liked her for taking her Father's place and saving China. But then I realized, after rewatching the film again for the first time in forever (heh), that I could connect with her more then I thought. She's clumsy, independent, and tomboyish. She's introverted but outspoken, courageous and a little adventurous, all like me. She wants to be herself but everyone is expecting her to be someone else. She's more of an outsider and she longs to be accepted for who she is, and I know how that feels. I think a lot of people do. She's very intelligent and strong and she deserves to be in the Top 5, even though it looks like she might fall again to Anna or Elsa.

Numbers 4-1 are the five princesses I truly truly love and adore.

04. Jasmine (Previously: 5)

Jasmine is amazing. I try to be more like her everyday. She's brave, daring, adventurous, intelligent, fiery, free-spirited, and she speaks her mind. She feels trapped and she wants to see the world outside of the palace. And she goes for it. She's very independent and clever and she never let's anyone tell her what to do. I feel a lot like her sometimes and I've really come to love her,

03. Pocahontas (Previously: 4)

Pocahontas has such a wild, free spirit and I love it. She loves nature and adventure and she wants more then the average life, she would rather see what's out there around the riverbend. A lot of people think Pocahontas becomes boring in the second half of her movie, which I never agreed with. She's very brave and wise, she saves John Smith's life and stands up to her Father. I love how playful and curious she is. She will always be one of my favorites.

02. Rapunzel (Previously: 3)

Funny story: When Tangled first came out, I couldn't stand Rapunzel simply because she was CGI. Then I actually watched the movie, and now I love Punz and CGI animation. Rapunzel is trapped in her tower with her crazy Mother, who reminds me a lot of my Dad. She wants to see the world and the lanterns outside of her tower, and is driven by her adventurous spirit (and a little help from Flynn Rider) to leave her tower and go after it. I see a lot of myself in Rapunzel with her personality and situation. (Bleh, I'm getting bored typing.)

01. Ariel & Merida (Previously: 1 & 1)

Yes, my two wonderful redheads are tied for first. Outside of Fanpop, Ariel and Merida are probably two of the more popular princesses. But on Fanpop, they receive a lot of hate, but I understand why. They're both irresponsible, careless, impulsive, rebellious girls who do some selfish things. But guess what? So am I. Their flaws make them more real and more relatable. It might be more obvious by now that being able to relate to a character makes me like them 10x more. If I can't relate to a princess, then she's most likely in my Bottom 5. Merida and Ariel are two I think I'm most like. Adventurous, brave, free-spirit, want more adventure and excitement out of life, blah, blah, blah you get the idea. I don't care what anybody says about them, I look up to them. They're role models to me, I love them and I always will.