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**Title (implied):** "6 Dark Secrets: Disney Princesses' Unseen Illnesses"
**Summary:**
* A video presenter reveals supposed psychological/medical conditions affecting 6 Disney Princesses:
1. **Pocahontas**: Possibly has Synesthesia (experiencing mixed senses)
2. **Rapunzel**: May suffer from Bipolarity (mood swings)
3. **Alice (in Wonderland)**: Could have Alice in Wonderland Syndrome (severe migraines or epilepsy with visual hallucinations) or be under the influence of a psychedelic substance
4. **Cinderella's Prince**: Might have Prosopagnosia (face blindness)
5. **The Little Mermaid (Ariel)**: Exhibits behaviors similar to Diogenes Syndrome (hoarding and social withdrawal)
6. **Beauty (from Beauty and the Beast)**: Possibly has Stockholm Syndrome (affection towards her captor)
* The video ends with an announcement about a trip to Japan giveaway, explaining the rules for participation.
Here are the extracted key facts, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
1. **Giveaway Event**: A trip to Japan will be given away in a world raffle on July 31st.
2. **Participation Requirements**:
* Like the video
* Subscribe to the channel "Cosmopolitan"
* Subscribe to their other channels (Girls Like, Files Fear, Anime Maniacs, and Top Six)
* Comment with your name and country on the Facebook video post
3. **Eligibility for Giveaway**: Open to participants from any country, with no age restrictions.
4. **Disney Princesses' Conditions** (as per the video's content, focusing on factual aspects):
* **Stockholm Syndrome**: A condition where kidnapping victims feel affection for their captors.
* **Diogenes Syndrome**: Characterized by accumulating garbage and neglecting personal cleanliness.
* **Prosopagnosia**: A condition where individuals cannot recognize faces.
* **Top Syndrome (Alice in Wonderland Syndrome)**: Associated with severe migraines or epilepsy, causing visual hallucinations.
* **Bipolarity**: Characterized by sudden mood swings, from euphoria to depression.
* **Synesthesia**: A condition where one sense is simultaneously perceived as if by one or more additional senses (e.g., hearing colors).
5. **Real-Life References**:
* A 1973 incident in Stockholm where bank robbery hostages defended their kidnapper.
* Existence of conditions like Top Syndrome, also known as Alice in Wonderland Syndrome, and its symptoms.
6. **Pocahontas**: The Disney character is based on a real person with a reportedly dark and sad true story.