Alice from Alice in wonderland wasn't schizophrenic. she was high on shrooms that's what Alice in wonder land was about her journey high af on shrooms thats why she was seeing psychedelic colors and shit

@scarli9705

Жыл бұрын

No she’s having a dream, I don’t know about you but my dreams make less sense than hers anyway

@RSJ420

Жыл бұрын

@@scarli9705 look it up that's how the original creator of the original alice in wonderland intended it to be written. she wasn't experiencing a dream like state she was hallucinating on acid they even mentioned it to a certain extent in certain notes they dont come right out and say she was high on acid it was much more subtle then that read between the line and look for context

@JustAFishBeingAFish

Жыл бұрын

I though the creator was on opium when they wrote it

@RSJ420

Жыл бұрын

@@JustAFishBeingAFish well I don't know about opium but I do know forsure shrooms was involved watch the 1903 alice in wonderland

@whos_honeypot1710

Жыл бұрын

Wait she’s a princess?

Actually the dude who wrote Alice in wonderland was high as a kite and just described what he was seeing

@rayjohnson67

Жыл бұрын

no the dude who wrote Alice give drugs to the little girl and her sister and wrote what she told him, kudos to the parents for getting away from him after he asked for her hand in marriage (she was still a child).

@hannahdeon

Жыл бұрын

​@@rayjohnson67 I'm going to need you to provide a source for that

@MagMaybe

Жыл бұрын

@@rayjohnson67 He also wanted to marry one of those girls. he was a pedo...

@euniewolfe4315

Жыл бұрын

LOLOL

@Ididurmom422

Жыл бұрын

@@rayjohnson67 that’s not even remotely true and none of these comments are, Alice Liddell was almost five years old when she first met the mathematician Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, better known by his pen name Lewis Carroll. She lived at Christ Church College at the University of Oxford, where her father was the Dean and Dodgson was a maths tutor. With Dodgson's study adjoining the Liddells' lodgings, he soon became friend, photographer and storyteller to the Liddell family. The Alice stories were first created one legendary 'golden afternoon' on 4 July 1862. While entertaining the three Liddell sisters, Alice, Lorina and Edith, during a boating trip, Dodgson improvised the story that would become Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. The main character, Alice, shared many characteristics with Alice Liddell, being stubborn, precocious and curious, (although the famous illustration of Alice by John Tenniel would depart strongly from Liddell's brunette bob and short fringe). She never married him, instead On 15 September 1880 Alice married Reginald Hargreaves - a pupil of Dodgson's at Christ Church - at Westminster Abbey. Together they raised three sons: Alan (b.1881), Leopold (b.1883) and Caryl (b.1887). She actually went on to be a sketch artist, and author, and model.

I've heard somewhere where I psychiatrist KZreadr described Ariel as having Body Dysmorphia. She constantly states she wish to change herself to be more human, trading her fin for legs even sacrificing her voice to get it.

I love everyone jumping to defend the princesses. 😅

The problem with belle is that she willingly went with him so, she wasn't a prisoner. The only reason belle started to fall in live with the beast was because the beast fell in love with her first and started to treat her better. This was seen after the beast saved her from the wolves. If you've ever seen Cinema Therapy, the therapist explains that it isn't EXACTLY Stockholm syndrome.

@myladynaynay

Жыл бұрын

I WAS JUST THINKING ABOUT THAT 😍😍😍 I love Alan and John! I look forward to their videos every week!

@Natem86

Жыл бұрын

​@@myladynaynay thank you for pointing it out! I watch Cinema therapy too! I'm glad that Cinema therapy analyze this movie because Belle is my favorite Disney character and I love Beauty and the Beast

@jennal1260

Жыл бұрын

Yes!!

@scorpv9381

Жыл бұрын

My first response when they said that was "have you not watched cinema therapy?"

@erinjean7929

Жыл бұрын

Yeah! I was thinking the same thing! I have seen Cinema Therapy's take on this and it makes sense!

Actually Alice in Wonderland is a disorder in itself, Alice in Wonderland Syndrome, which makes objects change/shrink/grow even when they don't actually change. Alice in Wonderland Syndrome is most common in childhood, and is 100% of the time replaced later in life with migraines

@martins.7711

Жыл бұрын

was looking for this comment :) the story of alice in wonderland is inspired by the author's own experiences with Todd's Syndrome - "visual manifestations of the migraines he regularly experienced" among other things

@kkramer3328

Жыл бұрын

Actually used to have this lol it was weird nothing crazy but it scared me a lot. I’ve grown out of it now but those episodes used to terrify me

@marfa.h3526

Жыл бұрын

Oh my god! I had that as a kid! Usually after I woke up everything looked so weirdly proportioned.

@Emma-nk6ht

Жыл бұрын

I have this! It's a pain in the ass but it's nice to see it's finally being recognised! :))

@therealkris-2

Жыл бұрын

I THINK I FOUND MY SOLUTION! When I was little I used to randomly see things growing and it was super weird, and even now I still hate Alice and Wonderland idk why but I think it scares me 😂 that’s actually crazy tho

a reminder that ocd isn’t just collecting things and organising things, and people can die of it too. ❤

@definitelynotriley

Жыл бұрын

they can…?

@blanked1425

Жыл бұрын

@@definitelynotriley yes! just like all mental illnesses.

@definitelynotriley

Жыл бұрын

@@blanked1425 oh…i never knew that…that’s really sad :(

@Sillygeese101

Жыл бұрын

Yeah ocd really sucks I hate it when people assume that it's only organizing things

@thebardsblock

Жыл бұрын

Well in the orig Little Mermaid Book, Ariel died and became a sea foam

Kids character comes out: Theorists: D I S O R D E R

Or it's just the writers putting flaws to their characters to make them interesting ( there is a name for basically everything now) and at the same time wants to make each princess different, so it naturally created a "list" of different disorders. 🤦

@TheBigBadRaven

Жыл бұрын

We need a part 2

@shadowwolf9823

Жыл бұрын

Back in my day we called stuff like that "Personality Traits". It's annoying how everyone just diagnoses every cartoon character with mental illnesses

@antichrist-xx

Жыл бұрын

​@@shadowwolf9823 💀

@GaryCandyPrince

Жыл бұрын

​@@shadowwolf9823 FRRRR THOUGH it's annoying af and so cringe

@anavikniko8066

Жыл бұрын

​@@shadowwolf9823 fr

There's a chance they might suffer from mental disorders, but there's no way they represent them. Barely anything about these mental disorders were even known when some of these earlier films came out.

@kayyyyla

Жыл бұрын

exactly that’s what i was thinking. and the LAST person who would care about representing mental disorders is walt disney💀ppl just starting rumors for absolutely no reason

@Twilight__Princess

Жыл бұрын

Splitting is a characteristic of borderline personality disorder, which is NOT related to or on the same spectrum as bipolar disorder. This video just perpetuates the harmful media stereotype that people with bipolar disorder have "warm to cold" mood swings from one second to the next. Also, Anna and Elsa are two SEPARATE characters, so them having opposing attitudes or personality types is irrelevant if you're trying to use them as an example of bipolar...

It's actually Lima syndrome. Belle didn't quickly fall in love with Beast, she kept fighting and looking for a why back home. He was the one who fell in love before her.

hi! splitting is a term mainly used for DID and BPD, what you described while using the term splitting is not bipolar but rather borderline personality disorder (which i can actually totally see)

@MrLnmolnar

Жыл бұрын

right, I was confused when he said bi polar

@kaileyhallett

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Came to the comments to say this haha

In Belles case it isn't Stockholm syndrome, she only begins to fall in love with him after she leaves but saves her in the forest, she then returns to the castle to treat his injuries and willingly lives with hin from that point on.

@Kupparashin

Жыл бұрын

Still Stockholm syndrome, there's a lot of cases where the victims left and felt something for the kidnappers, take natascha kampusch for example, after she left she still saved a picture of her kidnapper in her wallet

@GhostW1thTheMost

Жыл бұрын

​@@Kupparashin nono, she left, he saved her, and only then did she have positive feelings towards him.

@Kupparashin

Жыл бұрын

@@GhostW1thTheMost so she's just ignoring the fact that he lock up her father and than kidnapped her because he turns out to be nice?

@shaycook1409

Жыл бұрын

THATS WHAT IVE BEEN SAYING THANK YOU

@Skalesthegoat

Жыл бұрын

@animeclubil , I'd have to disagree as Belle didn't return after the wolf attack because she had feelings for him, she did it to save his life out if the goodness of her own heart and its only through understanding the beast that she comes to love him. It's at the point she isn't a prisoner that she starts to have feelings.

Alice was sleeping for gods sake in the whole movie was a dream

@animelover1607

Жыл бұрын

I haven't seen the movie in a long time but you are absolutely right!!! She dreamed about that stuff it wasn't real

@that_one_athena_cabin_girl

Жыл бұрын

Apparently the writer intended for her to be high af, but I guess it depends on the eye of the beholder 🤷‍♀️

@froggie_is_my_bestfriend

Жыл бұрын

No actually in the live actions you see they take her to a mental hospital cause it wasn’t a dream she was genuinely crazy

@EvelovesMCR

Жыл бұрын

She was high

@multistanland

Жыл бұрын

yeah, everyone forgets that part even though it’s pretty important in the movie

Splitting isn't a symptom of bipolar disorder, it's a symptom of borderline personality disorder

People: *see any kind of cartoon series* People: MENTAL DISORDERS!!!

Random Fact: There is a syndrome called Alice in Wonderland Syndrome (AIWS), it's a rare neurological disorder. And it's similar to what Alice experiences in the movie (growing and shrinking and such)

@danteportea6919

Жыл бұрын

Very true!

@sapphireslimes2900

Жыл бұрын

she was just high on shrooms-

@MarroD-mz5ls

Жыл бұрын

I thought so was high on drugs

@Iwastolatetochangemyhandle

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I have that sometimes and my mom told me that phrase. I don’t have it as a syndrome but sometimes things seem too small, like faces

@ConstanceElliot

Жыл бұрын

I was about to say that! Thank you.

Tiana, Cinderella, jasmine, Rapunzel, aurora, Merida, Snow White, and all other Disney princesses left the chat (Also there’s Mulan, pocohontas, and Moana who u guys say aren’t Disney princesses but I think they are idrk u decide) Meanwhile… Alice (not a Disney princess) enters the chat Edit: not to be that person but I’ve never gotten so many likes on a comment tysm!

@lanihargreeves8719

Жыл бұрын

💀

@OracleTeller

Жыл бұрын

@@lanihargreeves8719 Umbrella Academy fan?

@lanihargreeves8719

Жыл бұрын

@@OracleTeller 😂 yea, how'd you know 😂😂 lol jk, wbu?

@OracleTeller

Жыл бұрын

@@lanihargreeves8719 Yuss! Whose your favourite

@lanihargreeves8719

Жыл бұрын

@@OracleTeller Five, but my second favorite is Klaus. I also love Diego. Wbu?

Alice was just high on shrooms

The problem with every princess, they need a prince...

Ariel was not hoarding for OCD though she just wanted to know what land was like so she collected things and try to learn how to use them because you wanted to be like a human

@Sillygeese101

Жыл бұрын

Your missing the point

@Tw1ns1s

Жыл бұрын

​@@Sillygeese101Please elaborate 😊

@Sillygeese101

Жыл бұрын

@@Tw1ns1s she was kind of hoarding

@nixicuga4406

Жыл бұрын

@@Sillygeese101 How so? She was collecting human items to learn about human culture. By your logic, archaeologists are all hoarders for collecting dinosaur bones to learn about dinosaurs.

@peetamontrose7954

Жыл бұрын

and "You want some? I've got plenty" so she was easly to get rid of them, just no one wanted to xD

Ariel was just curious about the human world. She doesn't have ocd.old. Belle also realized that he is very lonely and realizes what he needs, which is love. Alice was knocked out from the fall and the things seen were just her dreaming. Elsa and Anna did gave bipolar depression because they literally NEVER saw each other until the day Elsa came out of her room.

@QuayHollywood

Жыл бұрын

I would say for Elsa and Anna more so just depression from Elsa, but Anna more ADD/ADHD if anything, but that's a stretch or another form of hyperactivity or impulsivity or she could just not have anything wrong at all and is just trying to get Elsa out of her depressive ice castle of seclusion.

@saratoothless9794

Жыл бұрын

YES. THANK YOU.

@bridgetclement2968

Жыл бұрын

​@@QuayHollywoodI totally agree!!! She just wanted someone to Hang/Play with. There r so many secrets/twists in the ONCE UPON A TIME version of FROZEN!! That season was Favorite. IDK where they got Idea of the Queen having sisters but it was a Nice story. Also the DUKE of Wesselton and Princes Hans r Involved. Only Character Not in it is OLAF. :(

Is there a full podcast somewhere? I’d love to hear the rest of this. 👍

I have OCD, and it now makes sense why I can't let things go for fear I'll miss it or forget about the emotional attachment that comes with it.

@Chiller-pc1dv

9 ай бұрын

I also have OCD, and oh man, yeah I have the same issue, it SUCKS.

Nah bro ain't no way 💀 I swear everything apparently 'represents a mental disorder' nowadays smh

@justjoanneofficial

Жыл бұрын

Fr, mental disorders is a like a cool thing to have now, while in actual fact it's not, Tiktok has really contributed in this. 🧍🏾‍♀️

@Sillygeese101

Жыл бұрын

​@@justjoanneofficial ikr they suck especially that ADHD is really hard sometimes and people are like whoops my ADHD Kicked in while I was filming

@Sophie_Pagan

3 ай бұрын

I swear they see 1 flaw in a character and so they have to make it a disorder

Ariel is not OCD she just collected things from the human world

@LunarisArts

Жыл бұрын

Yeeeah... Ariel is kind of a geek with a speciality in humans... kind of like any other collector out there. Difference is that she doesn't really understand what the things are for, yet finds them neat because humans made them, where collectors tends to know every little detail about the ites they collect.

@urlocaltherapistpterodacty9396

Жыл бұрын

Ppl HAVE to make smth from simple and cool to goofy ahh shit 💀💀

@lemon-dragon_deez_nuts_

Жыл бұрын

he said a THEORY that they RESEMBLE the disorders not that they have them

@urlocaltherapistpterodacty9396

Жыл бұрын

@@lemon-dragon_deez_nuts_ Correcting things is probably quite normal, like me. I collect pokemon cards

@jessi8252

Жыл бұрын

​@@lemon-dragon_deez_nuts_ *represent, but more than half the video is about the princess "having" a disorder, but not representing them. The only one that's actually about characters representing a disorder is the last one and it's *such* a stretch.

Yeah like how rapunzel constantly has conversations with herself that trigger severe emotions

Ariel wasn’t a hoarder. She collected very specific items and kept them arranged to be able to enjoy them. Belle was not a captive. She stayed willingly and was able to leave at any time; which she did when she went to the west wing, the ONE thing she was asked not to do. If anything, she treated him better than I would have, and looked behind his physical form to who he was. Alice in Wonderland is not schizophrenia. It came out in the 1950s. They were overly excited about colors. It’s a story about growing up. Leaving behind the world of childhood and becoming an adolescent and an adult. Frozen is not bipolar disorder. Anna would more likely have adhd and Elsa clearly has anxiety, if you REALLY need to diagnose them.

Nah Alice be eating them Mario mystery mushrooms

@lucithewucii

Жыл бұрын

IM ROLLING

@urlocaltherapistpterodacty9396

Жыл бұрын

Lol

@atomicfusion9827

Жыл бұрын

@@lucithewucii thx for finding it funny

@Camie_11E

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! I personally think if Alice had been real, she legitimately had a dream about a bunny and a long pit because children do play with "alive" creatures and I myself have had dreams of deep holes. But I think that she then was given some uh "special" juice and cake (like in her "dream" because real life events can show up in your dreams while you are having them) and those things were pretty much hard alcohol and crack, making her insane.

Stockholm syndrome is where the captive also starts acting like their captor as well as falling love with them. But that’s not what happened in B&B because if anything the beast started acting like Belle.

Alice was just in a big dream bc at the end of the movie her stepmother woke her up cause she fell asleep under a tree while doing homework

They've changed Stockholm Syndrome. You don't actually fall in love. It's a survival tactic that your brain does to cope and also try and better your chances of survival and stress. Why eventually some captors can actually trust the captive to even leave the house on their own and come back. But once you remove them completely they realize they don't love them. I mean, your brain going to handle being raped everyday? Or make you think you love them and it's actually NOT traumatizing?

@gamanyme

Жыл бұрын

Im pretty sure the people in Sweden in the incident where the syndrome was first named keept their feelings way after the incident, even refusing to testify in court against their captor

@oliverallaico3888

Жыл бұрын

Hi

@jimmyriley2709

Жыл бұрын

No, there's a difference between pretending to like and trust your kidnapper as a survival mechanism, (which is a very smart survival trick, btw) and actually having Stockholm syndrome were you start your captors with some degree of affection. Probably not romantically in most cases.

@mafiabosslvl1007

Жыл бұрын

i’m sorry but stockholm syndrome update

@magentuscamelia7338

Жыл бұрын

Stockholm syndrome actually is not medically accepted It is said to not exist

Alice in Wonderland Disorder is a real thing named after Alice. It’s neurological and you perceive different objects as different heights, taking, singing, etc. Pretty wild stuff

At first I was like "😒Nooo.." And then "😮Well- It would make sense.."

me with ocd: *just because i have a knife collection doesn’t make me mentally ill*

There is actually a thing called Alice In Wonderland Syndrome. It’s a rare neurological disorder characterized by distortion of visual perception,the experience of time, and more. You may see things smaller than they actually are and you may feel your body has altered in size. This Is also more likely to happen to someone with a brain related condition.

Stock Holme syndrome isn’t a disorder, it’s more of a human reaction to being captive

As someone that is bipolar I can confirm that it is relatable

I have OCD and it's really hard for me to live a normal life...

Damn bro, didn't know sleeping was a mental disorder 😪

@viceforever

Жыл бұрын

Narcolepsy?

@manjushanmugam8244

Жыл бұрын

@@viceforever wait what? i thought they were talking about how alice dreamt the whole movie (please correct me if i’m wrong tho)

@viceforever

Жыл бұрын

@@manjushanmugam8244 I thought they were talking about sleeping beauty

@Mrs.rodela

Жыл бұрын

Please do research before commenting on something you don't know about. Sleeping it's self isn't a mental disorder but some mental illnesses causes you to pretty much sleep your life away, not counting the actual disorder where people sleep for 16 hours a day. It's a life I wouldn't put on anyone

@christoffkemp6400

Жыл бұрын

@@Mrs.rodela bro relax

Ariel represents the most devastating disorder of all ginger

@depressedloserasshat12301

Жыл бұрын

As a ginger with ADHD, can confirm.

@aseverner5554

Жыл бұрын

Why are ppl so against gingers💀??

@icommitwitchcraft

Жыл бұрын

Alice is even worse british

@Sims4gurl

Жыл бұрын

Bro she’s a kleptomaniac I have OCD and I can confirm that’s not it

@johnlennon2333

Жыл бұрын

​@@aseverner5554 cos they're ginger. Shouldn't need explaining really.

I’m studying psychology, whatever psychologists wrote this was on the same shrooms as Alice.

Wow this actually makes a lot of sense. I do quite frankly think that Alice specifically was already about drugs, either acid or mushrooms, but this was a side I never considered.

Being bipolar is like someone telling you the funniest joke you’ve ever heard then they shoot your dog

@ethanparr8955

Жыл бұрын

No.... Not really

@achris2249

Жыл бұрын

Uhm.. What?

@hellokittyswitchblade36

Жыл бұрын

What 💀

@boredsav5379

Жыл бұрын

Yeah no

@smurf_flinger9565

Жыл бұрын

@@boredsav5379 oh ok

Man even matpat would be skeptical of this theory

The way some people treat you will make you cold and distant

Bell fell in love with the beast because he saved her from wolves and stopped being a jerk.

I think Ariel has more of body dysmorphia since she doesn’t like her tail and talks about how bad it is

@QuayHollywood

Жыл бұрын

It's not that her tail was bad, but more of it was keeping her trapped under her father's thumb. Trident had a rule over the waters, so no matter where she went, he would always be there to find her. But if she was on land, he couldn't get to her unless he went on land, which he wouldn't do as he didn't like humans. But I agree with the dysmorphia.

Nah Alice just trippin mad balls 🤣

When he said Alice was seeing all those crazy things I confidently said she’s drunk💀

It was just a dream, Alice wakes up at the end and is just a little confused

Love this content so much! As soon as u guys release a podcast it takes priority over my life😂 thank you so much for making me happy!!!🎉

@THEALIANSIRIES

Жыл бұрын

God no Spongebob now the princess

1st Alice from Alice in wonderland is not a Disney Princes. 2nd Alice is not schizophrenic she was sleeping and having a dream have you ever had a dream before. And 3rd I need to ask have you ever seen The Little Mermaid or! Beauty and the beast or!! Alice in wonderland or!!! Frozen

when he said Alice my first thought was she was doing drugs 😂

Me listening to the video like 50 times to see if I missed an ADHD one😂

All the Disney princesses also represent the people from different parts of the world

@bridgetclement2968

Жыл бұрын

Which I LOVE. Tiana being My GIRL cause she is from my TOWN. Where is Cinderella from? I know Aurora is UK. Belle is France and Snow white is Germany. Where is Rapunzel from?

Related to this, there's a theory that all of the animals/characters from the Winnie the Pooh stories represent a mental disorder as well. I can't remember many of them but: Tigger - ADHD Roo - separation anxiety Eeyore - depression Piglet - anxiety

Every last one of them was talking to animals and snowman's and dragons and s***. They ALL crazy.😂 😂

Alice was not delusional she was asleep and having a nice dream

By now everything is related to mental health and can't even enough a good movie

a kid in the 19th century imagines things people in the 21st century: she has schizophrenia, there is no other explanation for it

Alice BEEN blowing that fresh zaza fr

“All of them?” “ yass”

“I’d never thought I’d see the day someone had stock-home syndrome form me” -Ejk

Plss link me the whole podcast ty

First SpongeBob characters now Disney princesses

The thing that your forgetting in the beauty and the beast is that the beast does let her go, AND she willingly went with the beast, she was never kidnapped.

The waffle house has found its new host

@PokeKidShane

Жыл бұрын

The Waffle House had found it’s new host

@swiftie_bestie_13

Жыл бұрын

oml stop I forgot who sent u but plz go back I’m actually trying to read comments

I got goosebumps like big ones when it got to Frozen…😨

The reason the mad hatter from alice in wonderland is called the mad hatter is because in the middle ages, hatters (workers that made hats) used mercury on the hats they were using, causing them to get sick, resulting in odd actions. Because of this, "mad as a hatter" was a popular saying because it was a literall definition of the workers unsafe jobs.

"Honestly never thought of it like that" everyone thought of that

1) beauty only fell in love with beast after he tried to change his ways 2) Alice was just high on mushrooms 3) Elsa and Anna just have a chaotic friendship 4)most people just like collecting things

This theory exists in every kid show.

They didn’t know about A lot of the disorders at the time so it can’t be actually based off of them

Stockholm syndrome is terrifying in my mind like a person gets kidnapped but when the cops get there the person who got kidnapped does not want to leave they want to stay

that's why i relate to anna+else so much (along with areal)

Borderline personality disorder and bipolar disorder are 2 different things with a few things in common but 2 completely different diseases. Splitting is common in BPD but not bipolar disorder and that split would happen in 1 persons mind

@save_hyrule

Жыл бұрын

ty for this!! its also a common term in DID plus bpd and bipolar disorder are not diseases but disorders cause from childhood trauma and genetic factors while dissociative identity disorder is caused by only trauma

FUN FACT There is actuly a rare disorder caled Alice in Wonderland Syndrome there are rumers that Lewis Carroll had this disorder

Splitting isn't a Bipolar thing. It's a Borderline personality disorder symptom. Splitting refers to the Black and White thinking and sliding into loving or hating. This puts people with BPD into seeing someone or a situation as either good or bad, there is no grey area. BPD is *NOT* Bipolar disorder. The only similarity is the fact that they both have disregulated mood swings. Bipolar's version is a stretch of a "bad" mood for weeks to months long, in contrast to BPD's cyclical occurrence of hours to days long. Bipolar can also be comorbid *with* BPD. So it's best to get a thorough diagnosis to be sure. Bipolar has some really awful medicines that can really screw someone up if they don't truly have Bipolar (i.e. lithium has permanent effects).

I saw a one-act play by a group of people who do a Shakespeare in the park. The theme of the play was that all of Shakespeare's female characters suffered from mental illness and the idea of the play was that they were all in group therapy in a mental institution.

Finely a theory that makes sense

I heard vanellpoe has on too it's one that takes away her fear receptors causing her to be addicted to danger hence why she loves risking her life street racing because in reck it Ralph 2 she stay s in the dangerous game to street race knowing if she does she won't come back

Me: huh where's my metal disorders

I'll never be able to watch these movies the same again without thinking this

Me when I hear Stockholm Syndrome: WhOs tHiS sHaDoW hOlDiNg Me BaCk IvE bEeN hErE fOr DaYs-❤️💛💙💚🇮🇪

I feel like this is something we knew for a long time

They say this about every cartoon

Belle didn't fall in love with the Beast when she was a captive. If she had then the spell would have been broken when he let her go. But it wasn't broken because she didn't love him yet.

I am oddly super happy that Alice from Alice in Wonderland was included in this lol 🤣

And I guess Vanellope represents AD-HD? If that counts?

Literally that psychologist who made the paper about the Disney princess im like wow he/she had nothing better to do 😂

there's also a crazy theory called obsessing over little things in order . I think he might have catched it like Monk 🤣🤣

Disney is really dark and deep tbh💀😶

The princess from wreck it Ralph Represents adhd

I feel like Penelope(idk if thats her name i forgot) would have diabetes because of all the sugar and that stuff

Friendly reminder - From my observations, Ariel collected those things because it was the closest to where she always dreamed of going, which is ,you guessed it ,land . People tend to collect things that makes them feel closer to their dreams . so yeah,this is my observation.

I would say Ariel really had Body Dismorphia

First Winnie the Pooh, Spongebob and now Princesses. I don't know what to believe anymore 🥹🫠

I have bipolar and i always loved the movie frozen because I could resonate with it and I loved how it was a good way for kids to learn about how pushing your feelings down and trying not to feel them won’t make your problems go away

Imagine the writers just making a movie and people started saying that their stories were based on mental illnesses