Pretty Princess

**O-mie** · 10-11-2007, 12:11 AM

Well lets see, the two disney princesses I liked were Ariel (Who int he book of hte little mermaid, eric rejected her, and she comitted suicide because of it >_> WTG disney) And Belle from beauty and the beast, who wasn't actually a princess.

Cinderella was okay too I guess, she was in a pretty bad spot. :x But some of the other ones just make me sick. I don't like the whole "BE THE BEST YOU CAN BE.... BUT ONLY TO GET A GUY" ~_~ Guys suck either way D:

rokaraged · 10-11-2007, 12:24 AM

Originally Posted by O-mie

"BE THE BEST YOU CAN BE.... BUT ONLY TO GET A GUY" ~_~ Guys suck either way D:

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does this include me *puppy dog eyes*

**O-mie** · 10-11-2007, 12:34 AM

Rofl XD Well devoting your life just to get one's attention is stupid and will only get people hurt >_> Since if you have to devote your whole self JUST to get attention, something isn't right either way =p

rokaraged · 10-11-2007, 09:34 PM

Originally Posted by O-mie

Rofl XD Well devoting your life just to get one's attention is stupid and will only get people hurt >_> Since if you have to devote your whole self JUST to get attention, something isn't right either way =p

ATTENION!?!?!?!?!?!?

must...FEED.................

okay enough spam XD

Xhaos Incarnate · 10-22-2007, 10:03 AM

In my opinion, it has changed from one to the other. A while back, when these movies first came out (or rather, when the Stories did), they were meant to inspire children, not only little girls, into showing that no matter what the situation is, things can change for the better. However, now that the celebrities are everywhere on the news getting special treatment and whatever they want. *cough* Paris *cough*. The idea of the "princess" is not bad in and of itself, but it is more on the parent to help shape the child's understanding on it. Which is where most of the problems stem from, the parents not guiding their children as they should. On a side note, I find it amusing that I am only 16 and already critisizing the current offspring. XD Well, thats my two cents.

**secbro20** · 10-22-2007, 12:30 PM

Originally Posted by O-mie

Well lets see, the two disney princesses I liked were Ariel (Who int he book of hte little mermaid, eric rejected her, and she comitted suicide because of it >_> WTG disney) And Belle from beauty and the beast, who wasn't actually a princess.

Cinderella was okay too I guess, she was in a pretty bad spot. :x But some of the other ones just make me sick. I don't like the whole "BE THE BEST YOU CAN BE.... BUT ONLY TO GET A GUY" ~_~ Guys suck either way D:

Im sorry but that just made me lol so hard. I haven't read the real story. Disney really dressed it up, didn't they.

Kinda off topic but its about disney, but has anyone else noticed something "interesting" in the scene where Simba falls on the flowers and they float into the air in The Lion King?

**Lady-Loki** · 10-22-2007, 01:39 PM

First - re: Princesses, Disney or otherwise, and little girls: It's all about the glitter and glam. Fancy dress, crown with jewels, shiny wands . . . yep name that princess anything you want and put her in whatever setting you want but put a fluffy puffy satin gown and sparkly crown on her and the little girls want to be her. I helped raise my baby sister, I raised Spirit, I have had my granddaughter (who will soon turn 13) most weekends of her life and now I have the 2-1/2 year old granddaughter most weekends and they have all gone or is going through the Princess thing and yet none grew up thinking they we due special treatment as a princess (Spirit likes to think she is entitled to princess treatment, but in reality she knows better).

Yep, itâ€™s all about the glitter and glam at the Disney Princess phase of their lives.

Originally Posted by secbro17

Kinda off topic but its about disney, but has anyone else noticed something "interesting" in the scene where Simba falls on the flowers and they float into the air in The Lion King?

Second â€“ re: Lion King, You gonna tell us or do I have to put the durn DVD in to find it?

**secbro20** · 10-22-2007, 09:11 PM

Originally Posted by Lady-Loki

First - re: Princesses, Disney or otherwise, and little girls: It's all about the glitter and glam. Fancy dress, crown with jewels, shiny wands . . . yep name that princess anything you want and put her in whatever setting you want but put a fluffy puffy satin gown and sparkly crown on her and the little girls want to be her. I helped raise my baby sister, I raised Spirit, I have had my granddaughter (who will soon turn 13) most weekends of her life and now I have the 2-1/2 year old granddaughter most weekends and they have all gone or is going through the Princess thing and yet none grew up thinking they we due special treatment as a princess (Spirit likes to think she is entitled to princess treatment, but in reality she knows better).

Yep, itâ€™s all about the glitter and glam at the Disney Princess phase of their lives.

Second â€“ re: Lion King, You gonna tell us or do I have to put the durn DVD in to find it?

Ill tell you. In that scene where he falls on the flowers and they float into the air, if you pause the scene, the flowers clearly spell out the word "SEX" If you dont believe me, go check it out. Its very obvious

**Yosei** · 10-22-2007, 09:30 PM

Disney has a lot of subliminal messages, like the famous penis on in the Little Mermaid coverand also the porno pic in the Rescuers.

**secbro20** · 10-22-2007, 09:41 PM

Originally Posted by Yosei

Disney has a lot of subliminal messages, like the famous penis on in the Little Mermaid coverand also the porno pic in the Rescuers.

YEP. I was gonna say the litter mermaid thing, but I kinda thought it went too far. But yeah, its there, right on the original cover. I hadn't heard of the rescuers one