[ SECRET POST #5211 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5211 ⌋

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Re: Disney question

[chamonix]

I have two girls, 5 and 3 years old, so this has been on my mind a lot lately too. They've already watched quite a few, because I feel like it's unfair to keep them from something that will allow them to bond with other children their age. The newer ones often have more complex and progressive lessons - things like Moana and Frozen I have no problem with - but they're really getting into the older stuff at the moment like Cinderella, and I feel uncomfortable with the 'ugly girls = bad' and 'older women are shitty and evil' tropes that keep popping up. The best I can do is keep talking to them about the themes, and making myself/our family the best example I can in terms of morality.

It's impossible not to worry about these things as a parent, though. Particularly with young girls. They're already getting gender indoctrination from school and it's just frustrating sometimes.

Re: Disney question

[(Anonymous)]

OP

It's so frustrating! Everything is so gendered these days. Very good point about the older films. Sorry this is a really rushed comment as at work but really appreciate you're input