Well everyone knows this story, it has to be one disney most well known stories but I'm about to completely trash your favorite childhood fairytale. Everyone knows the story but here is the theory behind the story....
The lost slipper sparkles on the princes palm because it represents the owner herself, or, to be more exact, it represents her sexuality, roaming the countryside to find the only foot that slides into it. After all, what can a woman’s slipper, which is a smooth casing that fits snugly over a projecting part of her body, suggest except for a vagina, which is shaped by nature to fit around a penis? “The shoe or slipper is a…symbol of the female genitals,” Sigmund Freud wrote in a footnote to the first of his Three Contributions to the Theory of Sex…But fur? “Fur,” Freud says in the same essay, “is used as a fetich [sic] probably on account of its association with the hairiness of the mons veneris.” In other words, pubic hair.
A fur-covered foot may be a gross fantasy suitable chiefly for scholars, but it’s not to the taste of fairy godmothers and their authors. Fairies prefer a slipper made of glass, since glass is cool, incapable of stretching, fragile, and impossible to repair once shattered, which is why it’s the symbol of virginity in general and of the hymen in particular. At traditional Jewish weddings today, the bridegroom still crushes a glass underfoot to symbolize rupturing his bride’s hymen, while his relatives and friends let out an exuberant cheer of “Mazel tov! Congratulations!” at the sound of the glass shattering. As a matter of fact, so important is the requirement that the groom break the glass on the first try, that prudent families substitute a lightbulb hidden in a napkin for the traditional goblet.
so there goes my childhood I don't know about yours! so turns out cinderella and the prince were a little bit horny that night at the ball huh... oh by the way he talks about fur slippers coz the orginal story she had fur ones.
