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'Royalty syndrome' in general is fairly gendered. There contain few fiction or cases of men wanting to be royalty, but plenty of women wanting to be so. Men instead are taught to fantasize being a high-income earner or a hyper-competitive man. When men dream of being high-status, like a rock-star for example, it usually involves some notion of work or earned admiration, rather than genetic or happenstance luxury. | 'Royalty syndrome' in general is fairly female-gendered. There contain few fiction or cases of men wanting to be royalty, but plenty of women wanting to be so. Men instead are taught to fantasize being a high-income earner or a hyper-competitive man. When men dream of being high-status, like a rock-star for example, it usually involves some notion of work or earned admiration, rather than genetic or happenstance luxury. | ||
There also exist more colloquial subsets or variations of the term "princess syndrome", than "king/prince syndrome" or similar terms. | There also exist more colloquial subsets or variations of the term "princess syndrome", than "king/prince syndrome" or similar terms. | ||