Once upon a time there lived a king. The king had a very beautiful daughter who had one serious problem. Everything she came in contact with melted at her touch. Many were afraid of her and nobody would dare to marry her, despite her beauty and kind heart.
One day a wizard told the king, "If we can find one object that won't melt at your daughter's touch, this terrible curse will be lifted."
The king was overjoyed. The next day, he held a competition throughout the land. Any man that comes forward with an object strong enough to hold up to her touch, will not only lift the spell but will get to marry his beautiful daughter and inherit the king's wealth.
Three young princes took up the challenge.
The first prince brought a huge diamond, thinking that diamonds are the hardest material and are not capable of melting under the severest of temperatures. Alas, despite its element, as soon as the princess touched it, the diamond melted! Sad and disillusioned, the prince left the kingdom.
The second prince brought a very hard alloy, thinking it too couldn't melt under the most extreme circumstances, especially the touch of a beautiful woman. Unfortunately, the same thing happened. The alloy immediately melted after being touched for no more than one second by the princess.
Embarrassed, he too went away.
The third prince stepped forward and told the princess, "Put your hand in my pocket and touch what you feel in there."
The princess blushed and turned away asking her father if this was appropriate.
Her father wasn't pleased, but said yes, do as requested in hopes of breaking the spell.
Ta Da! It didn't melt!
The king was overjoyed! The people of the village rejoiced in ecstasy! The curse was finally lifted and the third prince lived happily ever after with the princess.
So what did the princess feel in the prince's pocket?
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MMs of course -they melt in your mouth, not in your hands!
What were you thinking?

