Why we telling Disney princesses they can't marry men they just met instead of telling Disney princes they can't marry women they just met.
I mean,
Snow White: She is the former king's legal and only child, but she was dressed in rags and working as a servant by evil queen, and even her life was threatened. Her only ally were dwarves and animal friends, and they can't protect her if the queen mobilizes the army, hires skilled assassin, or sets fires in the woods. But someone with power from other kingdom was interested in her? She couldn't miss that chance. It's not just for true love blah blah blah, but for her life.
But prince, however, he wants to marry a woman who was clearly seen as a servant when they first met. And they were living in a time when the status system was strong and the royals had marriage of convenience.
Cinderella: She was abused and worked as a servant by her step mother. She was living in a time when what woman could do was much more limited, and marrying a fine man was the best option she could choose. Then the king's only son wanted to marry her? What a lottery!
Meanwhile, prince, shouldn't you at least know their name and remember their face before you decide to marry someone? Aren't you a heir to the throne?
Aurora: She gave up romance and went to the castle to marry a man she didn't know as her father and the other king had decided, while prince tried to deny it because he wanted to marry a woman he just met.
Seriously, Philip? You just try to break an agreement between kingdoms for your personal desire?
So, anyway, princesses just chose the best options meanwhile princes were just stupid.