Frozen
So, a few days ago this lady went off on her blog about how Frozen had a hidden "Gay Agenda". For some reason it really got to me. Why was she hunting for the scheme in this movie. I mean, never mind the themes that the movie was overtly targeting: a sisters love counts as 'True Love', don't use Shame as a parenting technique, Beware the prince who falls is love too fast...all of them new for Disney and great take-a-ways. BUT, some lady, who I will not link to, went and saw this movie (three times cause her grandkids really super wanted to so who cares what kind of agenda it has), then blogged all over me about it's secret gayness. She seemed to think that because Elsa finds out at a young age that she has powers that others don't and her parents tell her to hide them and then she finally "Let's Them Go!" it means she's a gay. Even though, at the end of the movie Elsa learns to control her "powers" (ie gayness) and is accepted right back into the kingdom, which is decidedly contrary to the Gay Agenda...I looked it up, they are not about getting themselves under control to fit back into society...even if they did get to be the Queens! Ba-Dum-Ching!
It's not that she found Gayness where there is none...well, the snowman does have a lisp...it's the fact that while I was sitting in the movie with my daughter for the second time, I was holding back from enjoying something to find trickery. Now, I'm sure that it happens and maybe it's even happening in this movie...hang on...it is true that the first time I saw this movie I looked like this:
But Frozen opened in November and now I look like this:
I JUST LET IT GO!!!!
When it came time to cut my hair there was Elsa in my mind begging me to not. So I didn't.
Disney: One.
A well groomed Mormon Man: Zero!
So, there you go. I guess I was wrong, the Disney Villains done did me in. Please, don't go see this movie...who knows what you will unleash! Ken is as Fat as a house and my hair has princes climbing it every time I throw it out the window! What ya gonna do.
Alls I want is a world where we see a children's movie and we either like it or we don't, or we love it and learn every single word to every single song and blame our vast knowledge of a princess movie on our four year old girls.
Is that too much to ask?