16 Disney Characters Who Really Need To See A Psychiatrist

This lady is a textbook narcissist: she's vain, selfish, and has an inflated sense of self-importance. Someone needs to teach this lady how to age gracefully.

Don't touch this guy's stuff, don't talk to him, don't even smile — he gets pissed at just about anything. Stay out the way. HE WILL MAKE YOUR LIFE A LIVING HELL.

Ariel's dad calls humans "barbarians" and "dangerous," but c'mon, maybe if you just had a beer with one of us, you'd see we're not all that bad. No reason to be so afraid of the unfamiliar. But what's worse is that he's an overbearing father who can't seem to keep all the feels under control. You kind of have to feel for the guy — he lost his wife, has about a billion daughters to parent, and has to run the sea. Recommendation: Take up martial arts and/or yoga.

Again, this girl kind of has some body issues. She's clearly not happy in her own skin (or scales). She's sort of resorted to the fairy tale version of plastic surgery/body augmentation.

This dude. Clearly has issues with the ladies and views women as inferior. Belle is not an object you can acquire!

He's anti-social, kills his brother, tries to kill his nephew, but also has that creepy charm. Get a grip!

This guy is pretty low on the food chain, so maybe his fears are legitimate...but he lets them control his life.

Enjoys making Cinderella's life a living hell. Takes pleasure in being a total B.

Thank you, Peter Pan, for producing a generation of non-committal hipsters who won't grow up.

Cruelty to animals is included as an early indicator in diagnosing psychopaths — she's a serial killer in the making.

Obviously. It's kind of his whole deal.

"Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a serious mental illness marked by unstable moods, behavior, and relationships....Most people who have BPD suffer from: Problems with regulating emotions and thoughts, Impulsive and reckless behavior, Unstable relationships with other people." [NIMH]