Madi28

a little girl asked my friend about her religion today and said “are you jewish or chrismas’

Should I just do it?
Yes.
But my mom and stepdad's room is right next to the bathroom.
So, go into the bathroom, shut the door, and turn the water on.
But-
You don't want that food you just had to stay in your stomach as you're sleeping do you?
No.
Do you wanna loose weight?
Yeah.
Then do it.
But-
Just go, it'll be okay, you'll feel better.
Are you sure?
Positive.

So I like Disney movies as much as the next girl. I mean, come on I basically grew up on them. But lately I've been thinking that they set completely unrealistic expectations for young girls. Like, completely. 

Every Disney movie ends with a 'happily ever after.' I don't want to be a debbie downer, but life doesn't always end happily ever after. Life is not easy most of the time, and making girls think that life will always work out perfectly is not beneficial.

Then there's the whole prince thing. In the princess movies, it always follow the same format: a beautiful young girl with a hard life (aka a damsel in distress) gets into some sort of trouble and in the end, a handsome prince magically shows up to save the day and ride off with her into the sunset. ? Where did he come from? How did he know that a young girl was poisoned by apple somewhere in the middle of the forest? Or that a blonde girl had a sleeping spell put on her at the top of a tower?
I don't know about you, but the chances of anyone finding this so-called perfect 'prince' is highly unlikely. And it's rather disappointing because as a kid, I was taught that every girl will have a prince.

But now that I'm older I realize: no. Not everyone will have this fairytale life. Not everyone will end up riding a white horse off into the sunset with a rich guy who has really fancy clothes. 

So, yes, this has been extremely pessimistic and I apologize for slamming Disney movies. I do still love them.

I just needed to rant.