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larrysshowersthatarebritish:tom-sits-like-a-whore:inyourdisneydreams:disneytasthic:picture-of-sophisticated-grace:“She gets sexed up”“It’s inappropriate.”“A terrible example for young girls.”“Does being yourself mean wear swanky clothing and wear a lot of makeup?”Yes, actually it can.I hate when people say this about Elsa. I HATE IT.First I would like to mention that when people say “be yourself” some people don’t really mean. What they mean is don’t try to hard, don’t put too much makeup, don’t wear clothes that are too tight or comfy, stay comfortable. And for some people, that is not themselves.Some people like to put on a lot of makeup.Some people like wearing revealing clothing.Some people like to look rebellious.You can’t hold that against them.AND ITS THE SAME THING FOR ELSA.All her life, she was told to be this quiet, poised, conservative girl. A girl who wears long dresses, capes. A girl who doesn’t talk back, doesn’t act up. She was trapped. She was trapped in a little box full of responsibilities.And now she’s LETTING GO.Did you even listen to the freaking song?She’s becoming what she wants to be. She’s letting go of the past and heading straight into the future. And no one affects what she looks like. There is no boy she wants to impress. No townspeople. No parents. She’s doing all of this for herself.And I don’t know about you, but I think that this is a great example to set for little girls, afraid to be themselves.^ PREEEEACH GIRLFRIEND!!! <3friendly reminder that Elsa built her ice castle with the sole intention of spending the rest of her life there cut off from contact with anyone else. she literally planned on shutting herself in and not interacting with other people. meaning every change she made was solely for herself. and honestly, after spending her whole life scared to touch people and making sure her skin was covered (most specifically her hands), her dress change sequence in Let It Go felt like she was finally breaking out of that “be the good girl you always have to be” mold she’d been placed in—emphasis on ‘girl.’ Elsa’s spent her whole life trying so hard to stay contained, she never had a chance to really grow up normally and come into her own as a woman. i see this scene as her taking charge of her womanhood, allowing herself to exist freely as she wants to and no longer confined by the expectations placed on her.YES.True story: one night I felt really shitty about myself, so I decided to put on the best, sexiest clothes I had in my college-dorm closet at the time. Basically pulled off the “Sexy Librarian/Secretary” appeal of argyle tights, hipster glasses, a skirt that clung to my waist, and practically skin-binding sleeveless turtleneck that accentuated my curves in all the right places.Feeling properly sexy and happy with my body, I immediately curled up in my bed under blankets and read a book.…It didn’t matter that no could see my clothes. I wasn’t dressing up for anyone but myself. -- source link

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