#sunkelles rants

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on the subject of a lesbian disney princess or gay disney prince

disney princess movies appeal to girls (while most things appeal either to boys or to gender neutral audiences) and i feel like when they make the jump to be more accepting they should show girls it's alright if they love other girls. 

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otherwise known as the one where i rant. read at your own risk, yo. 

yay 

i just, i can't stand lazel. i think that it would be really unhealthy for both of them. 

just... no 

why do these two have a week? 

why not sazel? they're the ship that's caused hazel to project onto leo? 

or percalypso? 

or sally and paul?

or lukabeth? 

or god forbid, perchel? (love perchel, btw) 

they're all just as canon. 

but really? lazel week? 

no, no, no. 

end rant 

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i feel like a walking, talking contradiction. 

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you wanna know what makes me angry? that you can't hug someone without romantic implications. i am an affection person and i will platonically hug whoever the fuck i want to, thank you very much, and i won't be dating any of them nor will i want to be dating them. i'm just showing my friendship, love and support. 

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THANK THE DEAR LORD! 

the dr finally said that i can sing again so i'm going to make myself an audio post of "something that i want" from tangled. 

be prepared for awesome my friends. or suck. i haven't sung in a week. it might suck.

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it's actually really cool shipping unpopular ships because when you ship something very popular then you kind of get lost in a sea of shippers and the fact that you're there is insignificant unless you are an amazing author or artist or the like. when you ship something small everything you say has the potential to become fanon and other shippers are just glad you ship it too. like, even though you're not the best author people appreciate that you put forth effort for their ship. it's kind of lovely how we shippers of small ships band together.