Some fans have petitioned Disney to make Elsa’s, the lighthearted princess from Frozen, a lesbian. Nothing is off limits these days, including the fairy-tales that make childhood magical.
The hashtag campaign is of course generated by grown men and women, who most likely don’t have children and are only pushing their agenda to recreate a childhood story that fits with their now-gay-worldview, and it is this voice that most likely will dominate the narrative and not that of concerned parents.
It has been noted by writers at The Independent and The Wrap that Elsa is a “more progressive” princess and therefore would be a “prime choice to receive a female love interest” in the next movie. The theme song, “Let It Go” has been taken hostage as an “anthem for the gay community”.
Read some of the tweets on the next page and let Disney know that this is hardly appropriate.
Boycott Disneyland
No
Really, Disney was so nice ! Now I wouldn’t want my small children exposed to this c**p. They don’t know anything about that ,why are you trying to take their innocence?? Oh , I know this must be the ideas of your new muslim men in charge. Trying to desensitized our young.
Simply stop buying Disney movies and merchandise!! I am so tired of hearing spineless people whine about the damage that left wing commies have caused, but they have no spine or moral fortitude for the fight. #Boycottswork.
Another reason to be pissed off at Disney! And boy are they adding up!
I will never step in to disney agin . i f they do
Please read carefully before you judge me, as I feel that this is really important to Frozen fans from all walks of life.
As some of you know already, a sequel to the mega hit film “Frozen” is in the works. The first film involved the main character Queen Elsa of Arendelle whom struggled with controlling and hiding her powers from the people of her kingdom. Elsa’s story had resonated with many viewers whom struggled with issues, such as mental illness, special needs, being gay and/or lesbian, holding beliefs and ideals, that most of society today have little knowledge or tolerance of, which is one of the reasons the film and franchise has become one of the most popular in our recent history. I strongly relate with the film’s main character because I struggled with Autism and a permanently altered voice since I was a child, but I was able to “Let it go” and was able to not just survive in this world, but thrive beyond all expectations.
I am a college graduate, am currently employed, and have plans for my future. I see the film’s premise as a message for helping people whom are unfairly labeled with all types of stigmas, regardless of what they may be. However, there is a great deal of people that feel that Elsa’s powers and dilemma was a thinly veiled message for promoting homosexuality, and are currently pressuring Disney and the writers and producers of Frozen 2 to have Elsa directly come out as a lesbian. Others have recently pushed back wanting Elsa to be paired up with a Prince Charming. But to me either way would greatly hurt the magical feel of the franchise that began with the first film that resonated with so many people from so many backgrounds, such as me with my autism. Elsa became a strong, independent young woman after conquering and overcoming her fear by discovering that love was the answer to bringing her powers under her complete control, which inspired so many people in the real world whom suffered with different stigmas to overcome their fears and show the world whom they are. So many fans of the film, such as myself, strongly feel that if those responsible for making and writing the sequel cave in to the demand of either the LGBTQ lobbyists or those whom want Elsa to be with a prince, then they will be ignoring and disappointing the other groups of peoples that love the first film. So instead of being exclusive to one societal stigma while excluding all other groups, I feel that Elsa’s story should be kept as an inclusive metaphor that will resonate with all people whom are struggling with today’s societal stigmas.