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gdcee:yulecogs:theslytherinterran:celtic-pyro:datfearlessfangirl:angel-starbeam:pumpkinminette:thurisazsalail:blackqueerblog:So answer is yes we do want an Indian Cinderella nextfuck yeah I mean can you IMAGINE the dresses?! just anarkali style alonei meanany of thesecould easily fit the profileFuck yeah i want an Indian CinderellaYes.YES GIVE ME THAT DIVERSITY.UNIRONICALLY GIVE ME INDIAN CINDERELLAUm yes please? We read Chinese Cinderella at school. I know it’s not Indian but it’s still another culture Actually, the Cinderella story is very old and has hundreds, even thousands of variations across various cultures and time periods.The story of Rhodopis is considered to be one of the earliest variants of Cinderella and comes from Ancient Greece. The tale of Ye Xian, aka the Chinese Cinderella, dates from around 860 AD. There is a Japanese Cinderella story that dates from the 13th century. There’s a Vietnamese variant, an Iranian variant, and a whole bunch that pop up in One Thousand and One Nights. Like seriously, it’s all over the place. I wouldn’t be surprised if there actually was an Indian variant of Cinderella but I just haven’t heard of it. -- source link
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