From The Telegraph

Belle
‘You look beautiful, Belle. But why didn’t you do the supermarket run before I got home?’ Credit: REX

If you grew up watching Disney films, beware: a childhood spent idolising princesses may have caused you to conflate fiction with reality – according to a raft of disgruntled blokes on Reddit, anyway.

Men have been taking to the social media platform to vent their frustrations at a litany of ‘princess’ behaviours from their former flames, including ‘requiring me to pay full attention to her while she spoke’ and ‘not eating chicken wings.’

These abhorrent crimes were supplanted by some almost valid complaints of privileged ex-girlfriends expecting to have their credit card debts cleared by their partners, or enquiring as to whether their new boyfriend might like to take on the role of ‘sugar daddy.’

We can all, of course, be guilty of expecting too much – this is a two-way street. So let’s examine some ‘prince’-type behaviours from men that fall a touch short of charming…

Cinderella
Cinderella, that privileged crone

1. You know their colleagues by name and job title, but they barely know what you do

So, Mike Watson is now Assistant UK Resources Manager, instead of Deputy UK Resources Manager? Sounds like a great gig, pass on my congratulations to him. And send my love to Martha and the kids! Maybe we should invite them over for dinner with Petra and her new partner. You know, Petra? My colleague of the last six years? Sits next to me? I was bridesmaid at her first wedding? Never mind.

2. Holiday packing consists of their mobile, passport and credit card because they ‘don’t need anything’

Good job that “too big” suitcase you lugged to the airport (to the sounds of him saying, “but we’re only going for a week”) could accommodate the phone chargers, towels and toothpaste deemed so extraneous when he was sauntering out of the front door with “everything I need” in his jeans’ back pocket. reads more at http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/life/7-signs-dating-not-so-charming-prince/