arealdisneyprincess
Disneylicious
Welcome to my life as a Disney fan! Prepare yourself for an overload off disney magic.
Hi my name is Ulriche, i live in belgium and i'm 24 years old and if you have any questions feel free to ask...
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My first disneybound: Mary Poppins
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I found these two little cuties in my garden 😊
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“Sometimes you gotta get through your fear to see the beauty on the other side.”
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Big Hero 6: treats emotional trauma seriously, rather than brushing it off
The Good Dinosaur: assures kids that having fears and anxiety is okay but you need to control it and not have it ruin your life
Inside Out: explains emotions well enough for children's therapy offices to use it as an example
Zootopia: addresses racism in a family-friendly and easy to understand way, so much so that even adults understand it better
Frozen: teaches young girls that they don't always need a prince to save them, sometimes they can rely on their family just as much
Society: but they're just kids movies :/
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Now that’s how you crack an egg.
From Chef Donald (1941).
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Let's just take a moment to remember the dark ages of Disney park characters.
Prince Caspian. I’m sure this lasted like two weeks.
I don’t even know what this is. Jessica Rabbit. Okay. That’s cool. But is this a fur character or a face character? Why was this a thing.
Let us never forget the days of the mowgli face character; where they hired a guy to run around in shorts. A moment of silence.
And finally: my absolute favorite. Flounder.
I cannot come up with a caption for this.
Source: CharacterCentral.net
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