[ SECRET POST #2566 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2566 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

+1

I understand why people see "Let It Go" as a parallel for any sort of identity secret coming to light, but I'm getting a little sick of mentioning the song and having people say "Elsa is totally a lesbian/trans/asexual" every time. We got it the first thousand times, now buzz off.

[(Anonymous)]

It's Merida all over again.

[(Anonymous)]

No, it was the media who called Merida a lesbian for not wanting to marry and for being tomboyish.

Most of tumblr was actually saying that tomboy =/= lesbian. They were right for once.

[(Anonymous)]

I wasn't connecting their cases for the source of the claims but their content.

[sarillia]

They said "sounded like" not "omg it's totally about her coming out and no one can say it's anything else!!1!" Why can't people talk about it when that interpretation is meaningful to them?

[(Anonymous)]

Because queers aren't allowed to find lyrics feel familiar to them, apparently.

[(Anonymous)]

That is really not what people are trying to say here, but then it seems everyone is wearing blinders here anyway.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, gays should stop trying to relate to normal people stuff, uggh. A song about coming to terms with a "curse" that a character is told to "conceal and not feel" and she spent all of her life locked in a closet (well, room) with the door closed.... how dare gay people find meaning.

seriously, though, I'm more confused at people who refuse to recognize the very obvious parallels. I would be genuinely shocked if the writers didn't ever consider Elsa as "coming out" whether or not it's literal to her sexuality.