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Why I Love Disney Villains

Disney princesses? Pssh...Disney villains are much better.

Shelby Kim

Sep 16, 2016

Southwest Minnesota State University

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Growing up, Disney was my life. Before school, after school, or when I was with friends: I was watching it 24/7. During my childhood, I wanted to be a Disney princess like Ariel, Mulan, and Aurora. But Disney villains, not so much. I cried every time I saw a Disney villain. It was bad. One time, I went to a Disney ice skating show for my fifth birthday. The Little Mermaid was on, and when Ursula came out, I started to cry and my parents had to leave the show with me because I couldn't stop crying!

Now, I still watch Disney (yeah, I'm 21...bite me) but, as I grow up, Disney princesses are becoming a thing of the past. Why? Disney villians are the bomb.com. I'm a college student and they explain my LIFE so much. Disney villains are sarcastic and so am I. They don't play by the rules and that's why I love them.

This explains my mood right now. In college, the tough choices are when I should get up for school or whether I can afford to skip the next class. Or quitting school...or eating junk food...

Ursula's vibes really resonate with me on this quote, because, honestly, life is full of tough choices...like eating healthy...or sleeping...you get the picture. In the movie, Ursula does whatever she wants and she doesn't care what anyone else thinks of it. Even though I wouldn't try to marry Ariel's Eric, or to steal her voice, I give props to her for doing it. It's Ursula's way or the highway!

This is my life motto. It blows my mind how people can irritate me now that I'm in college. For example, people who like Donald Trump (like seriously?!??!), a girl in my class who loves taking quizzes (not joking when she said that) It's just common sense, people. This one girl in my class literally asked me why I don't have a Chanel purse (btw, I was wearing sweatpants). To give you a clearer picture, she looked like a Regina George. Scar, you have to deal with tons of idiots, and so do I.

And, lastly, my favorite Disney villain: Hades! Hades's temper might get the best of him, but he always comes up with a one liner to restore his cool dude status. College is rough, man. Tests, quizzes, so many assignments that your pile looks like a piece of crap. And when I get pissed off, I really get pissed off. Like for today, my math teacher yelled at me for no reason because I asked a simple question, and I wanted to bite back, but hey, you know what? I have a B+ in that class, so I'm fine. Hades is the bomb.com

Overall, Disney villains are the best. Who cares about Disney princesses and when they whine if they don't get their way? Disney villains show who's boss and when they lose, they try again, even though they know it won't be easy. Thanks Disney villains for showing up in my life. <3

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