Catwing

@seekjustice Guess what?  Today we went to tour Mount Vernon, the home of George Washington, and there was the actual key to the Bastille!!!  Did you know it was there?  Apparently Lafayette sent it to Washington after the storming of the Bastille at the start of the French Revolution, saying it was “the symbol of liberty to the father of li…[Read more]

@catwing Okay 🙂

@rochellaine

You around today?

@catwing Heyo!

@jenwriter17 Ah, my dad’s a bit like that. Everyone else in my family loves musicals though!

Farewell…*sighs*

@jenwriter17 I saw you discussing it with her, but I don’t think you actually mentioned it to me. I too have been educating  myself in the old musicals.

@rochellaine @catwing @alia Bye!

@jenwriter17 Hello!

@catwing I’m not sure. 😉

Farewell!

@seekjustice Why thank you!  I love it when I make good arguments, 😛

True romance shall live on!

@jenwriter17 @alia @valtmy I am going to be leaving now,  Goodnight everyone!

@rochellaine

True! You make a good case for love at first sight.

@catwing I don’t know if Snow White was love at first sight, like at first sight, or flirtation at first sight.  It could have been any of the above. 😛  But they did like each other very much, and she sent a dove to give him a kiss, so I don’t think it too weird that he kissed her to wake her up later.

@seekjustice, exactly!

@catwing, his face just always creeped me out. and how he treated Wendy always made me upset.

@rochellaine

Alright y’all, I have to go now. talk to y’all later

@seekjustice I count “first sight” as first conversation or so.  You can tell millions about a person’s personality from the way they dress, stand, and walk, and you can tell some about their beliefs and morals from the location you find them.

…honestly, if a guy came up to me and sang me a song like Phillip and Florian did, I’d have a pretty…[Read more]

@rochellaine

I don’t see Mulan as a female empowerment film, though certainly people like to claim it as such, rather I see it as a story about love that is so strong you would sacrifice your life for it. In the film, she goes to war for her father, in the original story/history its for her little brother, and I know, or at least would like to…[Read more]

@rochellaine

I messed up your tag in my above message!

@alia Me too, I’ve tried explaining that before. I think two examples of Disney characters who actually do have it would be Quasimodo and Rapunzel, but definitely not Belle.

And again, me too! I have only a general idea of Ancient China, but I still know its pretty…[Read more]

@seekjustice I dislike Disney because most of their films revolve around magic, showing magic on the “good side” and getting kids to believe there is such a thing as good magic.  For that reason, Snow White is my favorite Disney princess film, because it shows magic as completely evil, and none on the good side.

As for Mulan, I usually run,…[Read more]

@catwing, I think Aurora was, once she got over her fright. I’m pretty sure it was on Phillip’s side though.

Mulan: no, Snow White: can’t remember (my least favorite Disney princess movie)

can’t think of any others

@seekjustice, @catwing, honestly, before I even knew the original story of Peter Pan, the Disney Peter always freaked me out, and once I found out the real story I took it as proof that my fear was justified

@seekjustice, I get so tired explaining that Belle didn’t have Stockholm Syndrome. But people don’t want to acknowledge it. Honestly Belle is my favorite Disney princess because I relate so much to her.

I love Mulan, but my family makes so many jokes while watching it because it is not culturally correct at all.

@rochellaine, I have a hard…[Read more]

@catwing

I’m not a Peter Pan fan by any means, but yes, I always thought stories about The Green Knight and the Swan Knight were very cool!

I know. it probably comes from a lack of wholesome Disney films.

@alia I think people nowadays (including myself) are too worried about finding the “perfect” match to ever be willing to chance love at first sight.  I think it used to happen a lot more than it does now, because people were willing to take risks and know they could love each other in spite of faults, rather than needing someone without faults…[Read more]

@rochellaie

Well, I’m not against Disney, I believe half the claims against them are just a bit weak and exaggerated. I do know that I’ve never liked them, but I also know that I was homeschooled and thus grew up away from the pressure of what other girls liked and at a very young age I knew what I liked and I was rather rebellious (Against soc…[Read more]