Disney is a beautiful thing that keeps all kids dreams alive. It’s a way of keeping the child within your soul, a way of never leaving the child in you behind. A lot of people enjoy saying “you're too old for Disney Akira,” but I don’t think anyone is ever too old for Disney. I think Disney is a way to take away the stressful life of adulting. It’s a blissful vacation into your own mind, to be a kid. I always thought the beauty of Disney wasn’t the idea of it being for kids but the beauty that it allows anyone to be a kid. All I ever want to do is go to Disney World or Disneyland not because I want to be a kid but because its stress free. Spending a day is Disney is stressful because everyone gets to be a kid. I mean unless you have a kid then your chance that kid, but even then it’s still a beautiful moment to watch your child meet their heroes that see on TV every day of their lives.
Disney has always been something as a child that taught me the value of never being the same; that being different is okay. Mulan taught me that women have the right to fight just as much as a man, and then Anna teaches us that true love doesn’t always come from a man but from the love of family. Disney has very many important lessons that teach young children the important of having a good heart and an open mind. So not only does it allows touching with our inner child and teaches our children to find the beauty with themselves no matter what anyone says.
Another reason why Disney just happens to be my favorite is because you’re never too old to learn a new lesson. Growing up my favorite Disney character was Peter Pan and yes for the reason you're thinking. I mean who wants to actually grow up. Growing up as a child was the one thing I wanted to do and now that I’m a college student, it’s the last thing I want to do. I want to fly off to Neverland and just be a kid forever. Peter Pan taught me to always keep the kid in me. That’s what I love about Disney so much no matter the age no matter the race. Disney is for everyone. It reminds you to never get rid of the child in you, for the child in you is important.
Life doesn’t always have to be serious; it doesn’t always have to be something to dread. Leaving that Disney child behind is not fun in a world that demands so much responsibility. So when I do have a bad day. I can always count on those Disney movies to make me feel like a princess and a kid again.
Who says life has to be non-enjoyable.
