I posted 589 times in 2021
589 posts created (100%)
0 posts reblogged (0%)
For every post I created, I reblogged 0.0 posts.
I added 655 tags in 2021
- #walt disney confessions - 453 posts
- #waltdisneyconfessions - 65 posts
- #tangled - 21 posts
- #frozen - 21 posts
- #soul - 21 posts
- #elsa - 17 posts
- #beauty and the beast - 16 posts
- #mulan - 14 posts
- #big hero 6 - 14 posts
- #rapunzel - 13 posts
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#the point was to not obsess about your dreams and just enjoy life as it is
My Top Posts in 2021
#5
Ever since I’ve watched Luca, I’ve been screaming “Silenzio Bruno” every time I get anxious and I have to admit, it’s helped me with my anxiety so much!
149 notes • Posted 2021-08-23 17:00:43 GMT
#4
Jim Hawkins from Treasure Planet was the only Disney protagonist I could really relate to. His story lets me know that no matter how much I might hate myself or how much my life might suck, I can always achieve great things.
193 notes • Posted 2021-09-05 17:00:48 GMT
#3
I’ve struggled with depression and a whole batch of other mental health things that have gotten worse with the pandemic. But one thing many of my friends and family have said really uplifts them, is the scene in Endgame when Thor is at his lowest, and he is still able to wield Mjolnir and he says “Ha! Still worthy!” It’s a perfect scene to remind anyone who feels like they’ve hit rock bottom. Always remember, you are still worthy.
216 notes • Posted 2021-02-25 15:30:45 GMT
#2
I’m a 2020 college graduate. I lost my internship due to lockdown, I got rejected from job after job, no ceremony or closure, and just recently got rejected from a dream job I worked so hard to get since high school. I felt like I wasted my life by being alive or born too late for everything thanks to the pandemic. The movie Soul made me snap out of my lost soul dark thoughts and taught me to calm down & enjoy living because my journey is just beginning.
216 notes • Posted 2021-01-16 00:30:44 GMT
#1
I recently watched my favorite Disney movie, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, the night before my 18th birthday, kind of as a goodbye to my childhood since it has shaped so much of it these past few years. I love its animation, film scores, the cathedral, and most recently its themes of social justice. Ever since the Black Lives Matter movement has had its resurgence, I’ve realized this movie is more relevant than ever before. I strive to fight for justice for black people, Romani people like Esmeralda, people of color everywhere. I’m planning to carry that through adulthood for as long as I can.
My daughter is almost 4 and barely speaks at all. She had a brain injury at birth and almost didn’t make it. The most she speaks is when she tries to sing with the Disney movies, specifically the Frozen series. I love hearing her little voice. I think I am one of the few parents that could listen to ”Let it go" on a loop without complaining as long as I can hear my daughter’s voice. She has had a rough few years so we took her to Disneyland. She couldn’t verbally communicate how much she loved it but my wife and I could tell. She insisted on wearing her Frozen costumes. She starts school soon and I worry about her so we just wanted her to have some fun before it starts.
CONTENT WARNING - SELF HARM:
Doctor Strange is my favorite character in the MCU and my main comfort character. As soon as I saw his movie I was speechless, because as a spiritual person I thought “hey, that’s exactly how practicing witchcraft works!” Other than that I relate to him a lot because I was forced to change my life after a scarring experience as well. He also gave me the motivation I needed to shift realities. I even got the Eye of Agamotto tattooed in his honor, right on my self harm scars. I just wish I could meet him, hug him tight and thank him for what he’s done for me.
I love cooking and baking. It’s my dream to open my own chain of restaurants but I’m scared that I may be rejected because I’ve grown up in a poor household and because of the area I live in. Watching Tiana managing to over come that is inspiring and I’m hopeful it can be the same for me in the near future.
I have been struggling with perfectionism and anxiety disorder, I’m always trying to succeed in everything even in things I’m not good at. One day I watched Frozen and seeing Elsa struggling to control her powers and remain “normal” made me think that I don’t always need or to appear perfect. I should be happy with who I am.
The Lion King is my special Disney movie. No matter how many times I rewatch it it always makes me feel better even when I am having a terrible day. It’s like true Disney magic.
Seeing Chase Davenport restore Skylar Storm’s powers reminds me that although it might take longer than expected, I will find my destiny.
I feel like Coco should help me feel connected to my Mexican half, but it doesn’t. My parents and I moved from Mexico years ago, hardly seeing my Mexican family. There no other Mexicans in my area, I forgot a lot of Spanish (learning now), and we don’t really celebrate Day of the Dead or other traditions, so I’ve always felt quite disconnected from that part of me. Coco makes me miss my family and Mexico and makes me sad that I’m not more in touch with my Mexican heritage. I’d feel fake and silly suddenly doing some traditions now, but I kind of want to.
Luz changed me when they announced she was neurodivergent telling me that I’m not the only one.