Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 9948402)

There could be a promiscuous gay version of Cinderella, except instead of a glass slipper, the Prince swabs a sample of cum from his arsehole and goes on a quest to match the DNA.

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 9948402)

There could be a promiscuous gay version of Cinderella, except instead of a glass slipper, the Prince swabs a sample of cum from his arsehole and goes on a quest to match the DNA.

Originally Posted by Shaun (Post 9948582)

Sullen Girl: The Cinderella Story

Originally Posted by Jamie89 (Post 9948131)

The only reason I can think of why it would be inappropriate is if people think it would encourage kids to be gay, but surely in 2018 we've moved on from the 'being gay is a choice' way of thinking?

Originally Posted by jaxie (Post 9948893)

As was said by someone else I think there are parents who would find it difficult to explain topics relating to sexuality to a five year old. It's not necessarily an implication they'd feel the relationship inappropriate more that many parents aren't ready to talk about relationships of any kind with very young children.

Originally Posted by Oliver_W (Post 9948906)

Rather than talking about relationships, they should make it about families - "some children have two mummies, and some have two daddies".

Originally Posted by jaxie (Post 9948916)

That is kind of talking about relationships though. :shrug:

Originally Posted by Dezzy (Post 9947053)

Homosexuality isn't something that should be age restricted, it's not inherently dirtier than a hetero relationship and it's not going to be in any way shape or form more explicit. You can tell a chaste love story between two people of the same sex just as well as you can tell a chaste hetero love story.

I'd be all for a gay princess but I don't think it's too likely to ever happen especially now Hollywood is learning that diversity doesn't always equal profits. At best we might get a nod to it in Frozen 2 but Elsa will never have a girlfriend, they'll just keep her on her own rather than pair her up with anyone else.

Trans issues require a more intricate story to tell, many adults don't fully understand it so to cover it in a good way for children would be difficult. I imagine Disney won't touch that hot button because they'll risk upsetting both sides of the coin. People will be mad that they included trans issues and others will be made if it's not done in the way they want it.

Having a slutty prince or princess is really not needed tbh.

Originally Posted by Oliver_W (Post 9948410)

ShaneJ and India Willoghby to play the Ugly Stepsisters?

Originally Posted by Cal. (Post 9946931)

There’s a lot of talk and hope that Disney begins bringing out Disney princesses that are gay, promiscuous, transgender etc to move times along. A lot of people oppose this with the argument that this sort of thing should be kept out of children’s films and be tackled once they get older. I’m just looking for everybody on here’s opinions on it really, are you open to it or do you not think it should happen? And I’m not just talking about Disney princesses here if you want to bring other children’s films and TV into it, it’s just Disney princesses are the most obvious example.

Originally Posted by Shaun (Post 9948582)

Sullen Girl: The Cinderella Story

Originally Posted by lostalex (Post 9951433)

Disney is already Gay AF, What is more gay than Disney anyway? i think it makes sense that Disney embraces how gay they are. How many straight people do you know over 12 that love Disney?

I still have crushes on Prince Eric and Aladdin.

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet (Post 9951453)

I know Sullen Girl would like to get Alladin

Originally Posted by Nicky91 (Post 9951466)

''alladin'' it's Aladdin ;) :joker:

Originally Posted by Kazanne (Post 9951477)

It was a joke Nicki and the way LT spelt it was correct for the joke, :laugh:

Originally Posted by jaxie (Post 9948893)

As was said by someone else I think there are parents who would find it difficult to explain topics relating to sexuality to a five year old. It's not necessarily an implication they'd feel the relationship inappropriate more that many parents aren't ready to talk about relationships of any kind with very young children.

Originally Posted by Kazanne (Post 9949339)

Let children be children , they grow up soon enough,with enough pressures on them today,I don't see why the Disney films need to change at all,they are fairy stories and fantasy in the main , childhood has an innocence with it,it would be nice to keep that for as long as possible,there is plenty of time and other movie genrer's that can bring out that sort of thing. No need to bring sexuality into everything.