[ SECRET POST #5211 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5211 ⌋

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Re: Disney question

[(Anonymous)]

My overriding Disney obsession was The Lion King, and while 9 year old me may have desperately wanted to be a lion, I didn't even become a furry. I think as long as parents talk to their kids about what they watch and read, it's more important to do that than to bar them from certain media that they'll probably be exposed to through school or friends anyway.

You can talk about Gaston and toxic masculinity, and Cinderella and abusive households, or whatever, just in an age-appropriate way. "Be pretty and skinny and marry Prince Charming" is only one possible lesson among many; don't reinforce it.