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What does it mean when she said her children " are no cinderella?" Read below [I Love Family]

Im having some problems with my family. This week my cousin's mother made a status directed at me, saying I corrected her son about the word " family and relative " when he was 5, and I around 8 or 9. So I asked her about it, she brought up old hurt then I explained that I'm sorry if I offended her children with my outspoken nature as a child. She later started to apologise but in her long paragraphs she told her children that " they are no Cinderella children, because she got married before she had them with my uncle..., they are no Cinderella.." I left it there after we cleared up matters and didn't ask about that so not continue since she apologised. My mother mentioned that it's because I was born outside of marrriage ( something
the aunt has always looked down on her for) and they had a problem because my grandfather showed me more attention. It seems they have always felt left out but why the term Cinderella...??
SW-User
She’s bitter
Holding a long grudge against an 8 year old child wtf
Ladyofemotions · 31-35, F
@SW-User ok, that would make sense
SammyJo · 51-55, F
@SW-User Sounds like it, I think....

Geez...carrying that around with her all this time? Crazy!
Ladyofemotions · 31-35, F
@SW-User went through it with a friend, and basically they broke it down to be being called a bastard child
SW-User
DropsofPain called it spot on
Mrsbetweenfatandfit · 26-30, F
I think maybe because Cinderella didn’t have a dad growing up. But that’s because he died. Other than that I don’t know what to think I’ve never heard that term. No matter what though I think looking up to or down on someone if they had a ring or didn’t before their belly began to swell is silly.
Ladyofemotions · 31-35, F
@Mrsbetweenfatandfit That's what we were trying to figure out

 
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