Disney Movies Ruined Dating And How Not To Be A Toxic Disney Princess

Disney Movies Ruined Dating And How Not To Be A Toxic Disney Princess

From The Self-Hype Podcast by Self-Hype

May 8, 2026 · 22 min · Episode 101

About this episode

Eli humorously critiques Disney princess movies and their impact on dating expectations while encouraging listeners to unlearn harmful narratives about love.

In this highly requested solo episode, Eli takes a hilarious, unfiltered look at the classic Disney princess movies that secretly ruined our dating expectations. He breaks down why we’re all addicted to a delusional, “fairytale” view of love—and how media propaganda has conditioned us to chase a non-existent spark. From dragging Snow White for moving in with seven roommates, to questioning how Ariel expected to build a life with a guy who literally eats her oceanic friends, no nostalgic film is safe. Eli unpacks the bizarre trend of men falling in love with unconscious women (looking at you, Sleeping Beauty), and why forced romances in movies like Mulan teach us that we are only as good as our relationship status. You’ll laugh, you’ll feel called out, and you’ll leave with a reality check on why unlearning this "relationship porn" is the first step to building real emotional intelligence. Join My Coaching Membership Below? JOIN HERE Want A Free Call To Learn About My 8-Week Healing Bootcamp? SCHEDULE HERE Follow The Pod And Eli: https://www.tiktok.com/@itselivazquez https://instagram.com/itselivazquez https://www.instagram.com/theselfhypepodcast/…

People in this episode

Host: Eli

Topics covered

  • Disney movies
  • dating expectations
  • relationship advice
  • emotional intelligence
  • media influence

Keywords

  • Disney princess
  • dating
  • relationships
  • emotional intelligence
  • media propaganda
  • fairytale love
  • relationship porn

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Snow White, Ariel, Sleeping Beauty, Mulan

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