The Pussy and the Queen
Hello! My name is Jessie. I'm a nineteen-year-old college kid. My fandoms include (but are not limited to): BBC Sherlock, Doctor Who, Glee, Teen Wolf, and Harry Potter. I hope you enjoy the tomfoolery that is my blog. :)
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thegirlwithchocolateshoes:


Coloring coloring books into a whole new level.


Art on the right by: http://loish.deviantart.com/
Coloring book pages belong to Disney.

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(Source: gifswaltdisney)

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dorodraws: Genderbend Aladdin No one can understand my internal turmoil over whether male!Jasmine should have the earrings or not.

(Source: disneydeviants)

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beautyandthemalik:

 but rather the judgment that something is more important than fear.

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theravenandthewriteingdesk:

missdisneyy:

Disney + Dancing

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(Source: sourhales)

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someonelikehugh:

Favourite Disney Songs | Mulan - Reflection

“Who is that girl I see, staring straight back at me? Why is my reflection someone I don’t know? Somehow I cannot hide who I am though I’ve tried. When will my reflection show who I am inside?” 

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I am a prince
Long may I Reign (x)

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well-thats-ood: I WAS GOING TO PUT THIS IN THE TAGS, BUT HOLY SHIT I HAVE JUST SEEN THE METAPHOR!!  There was a calm moment of “…Wait. Did she just metaphorically pick up masculinity and leave femininity behind in its place?” And I was impressed with that symbolism.  But then the metaphor got better. Because here, Mulan is swapping one for the other. Yet, by the end, when she comes home at the end, her father tucks the flower behind her ear and then her man shows up with the helmet— BECAUSE MULAN IS AWESOME AND KICK ASS AND SHE HAS BOTH FEMININITY AND MASCULINITY AND BEING COMPLETELY ONE OR THE OTHER TOTALLY DOESN’T SUIT HER.