[ SECRET POST #2181 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2181 ⌋

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Comments

[oroburos69]

WTF, man.

I don't find it particularly likely that Disney will ever make a movie with gay princesses, though they'd have excellent merchandising possibilities.

...seriously not getting your comment in the slightest. No one actually expects Disney to do this within the next twenty years unless they're 14 years old and on tumblr, you know that, right?

Though I have to say that 90% of all Disney films have involved commoner/royalty romances, so, uh...yeah.

Editing to add: Disney's not actually that traditional when it comes to stories. They may steal from fairy tales, but the adaptations are lightly based on them, not word for word. I also don't see why having gay romance in a story would exclude it from fluff and happy feelings. Hell, it'd give me twice as many fluff and happy feelings because Disney princesses are inevitably as cute as puppies and kittens, and I am not ashamed to say that I adore them.

[(Anonymous)]

Not going to comment much about the gay Disney couple thing except to say that it'd be nice to see and I hope it happens someday, the sooner the better, but as far as Disney playing fast and loose with stories, you're right. I never got the whole "fairy tales have happy endings" thing until grade school. I knew the versions from Grimm and Andersen and kept unintentionally freaking out the other kids by complaining that the Little Mermaid was supposed to stab herself to death, for example. I mean, I liked the Disney versions, they just weren't the ones I knew.