[ SECRET POST #2541 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2541 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

If it makes you feel any better, there are already people attempting (and imo succeeding at) queer readings of Elsa's character. The whole "we're doing this for your own good" way her parents taught her to hide who she was so she didn't hurt others, how she became a bit sexier once she found out she was free, how her whole arc is about how she has internalized the lack of acceptance stands up to the usual queer allegories, and how she's accepted in the end not only by her sister but by her community are all very progressive queer themes. I mean, I'd prefer a princess who was outright queer, but it is a really neat read on the character.

[sarillia]

Interesting. I agree that an explicitly queer princess would be better but I do enjoy queer headcanons.

[(Anonymous)]

That's an intriguing read on her character. It makes sense to me.

When I saw it, I saw it as anxiety disorder. The way she would chant to herself not to feel it, it reminded me of how I try to talk myself out of a panic attack.

[(Anonymous)]

I read it as some sort of mental disorder, too.