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JackThrowerofPrinnys (January 9th, 2009 @ 12:49 am)

I agree completely agree with you man. Besides I don't really think all of it's bad, minus the sexism what's wrong with a boy wanting to be like some of the heroes in Disney. I think heroic qualities and chivalry (please excuse my spelling) are good for children to grow up with. ^_^

sammiroo (January 8th, 2009 @ 11:14 pm)

Note that Mulan wins many of her battles with her intelligence, along with the strength that she gained while training.

koontie (January 8th, 2009 @ 10:33 pm)

lol... its funny (different) how american tv (disney) protrays "how to be a man"...however, in asian media (chinese) being kind, forgiving, smart, respectful, and yes, being able to draw, cook, sing, dance, write potery, playing chess... is the image of being a "real" man. at least thats what i can remember as a kid. now, well asia is sooo white-wash that these traditional characteristics are no longer valid or at least not as dominat.

awaywithebutterflies (January 8th, 2009 @ 2:17 pm)

it IS really stupid of disney to make women and men feel like they have to be perfect, women slim with big boobs and men with loads of muscles, but i dont take notice. its all a load of crap. we shouldnt put down disney films altogether, but just IGNORE what theyre doing XD

OriginalDigit (January 8th, 2009 @ 10:07 am)

Gosh. So it's NOT just girls who feel inadequate (sp?) by media and what top companies portray as the perfect woman. Boys go through that same feeling too with Disney (and non-Disney) films? Whoa. That's crazy / messed up.