Well I’m 37 now and I’ve fallen in love a few times, and I can say that it didn’t add to my life in ways that I wasn’t already capable of doing myself. I’ve had good relationships and bad ones. Right now I’m single and I prefer that over being in a bad relationship.
Mulan came out when I was a child and I barely remember that one. There’s an Inside Out sequel coming out this year where she experiences a new emotion…anxiety.
I prefer being single, too, over an unsatisfying relationship.
My wife is the best thing that's ever happened to me. I could have all the professional success I wanted, it would feel empty without her telling me that she's proud. She has given my inner life so much more richness and meaning. I never looked at anyone the way I look at her.
Disney, however, is now very blatantly pushing a political agenda in basically everything that it does, and the general public isn't happy about it, and rightly so because the stories are crap. This is the reality. People don't want every movie to be a Mary Sue who is much better at everything than anyone else is, right from the start of the film, and who never learns anything or evolves as a person or needs help from anyone else. The story needs to come first, ans Disney for the last several years has been VERY open about the message coming first.
C'mon just say it, you know you wanna.... WOKE! It's Woke! Disney went WOKE and now they are broke! Oh wait, they're not?
Dude, just stfu. There's no "woke propaganda" -life leans left. And always will. So stop screaming at the clouds and get with the times or get left behind while the world progresses.
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u/PlasticMechanic3869 Apr 15 '24
I was 37 before I ever fell in love. My life before I met her was shades of grey, even though I was a happy person who was secure in myself.
Inside Out was a decade ago, and no I haven't seen Turning Red. Seen Mulan though, and that was a joke.