For the first fifteen years of my life, I despised Disney villains. They were mean, they did bad things, and were rather short tempered. As I’m now at the raw age of 22, I’ve perceived two things about these villains: first, they actually aren’t as bad as I had viewed them in prior years and secondly, I am a Disney Villain.
They know what they want, and they make sure that they get it. No one stands in his or her way without consequences. Destroying someone else is not even a question when they threaten their happiness.
They are full of sarcasm.
Even Disney Villains understand the struggle with men.
They have enduring perseverance with towering standards. It takes more than a bad day or someone of insignificance to defeat them.
Villains are full of the best comebacks. They are straightforward while coming off quite harsh. No matter the circumstance, they are always sure to voice their opinion and prove a point. You can’t blame them for saying the first thing that’s come to mind.
They have one thing on their mind, that one goal that they are aiming for. When others surround them and don’t understand their goal or are ignorant to the necessary plan it’s hard to cope with the fools. This is why some villains strive to complete their goal with only a few assisting at their sides.
They have mastered “the look.”
Take a step back and think about it for a moment. We all have a bit of a Disney Villain in us. It’s what helps us keep our head on our shoulders and to get stuff done.
Energetic dance performance under the spotlight.
Taylor Swift in a purple coat, captivating the crowd on stage.
Taylor Swift shines on stage in a sparkling outfit and boots.
Taylor Swift and Phoebe Bridgers sharing a joyful duet on stage.
