When the cat met the elephant.

- the Cat

(Source: anchorsandmoons)

sillyimforeverinmyownwonderland:

Sometimes I feel like I really don’t belong here, Like I’m supposed to be some place else.

- the Cat

(Source: jedi-save-the-queen)

Adorable.

- the Cat

(Source: katherine0024)

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Happy Father’s Day Everyone!

anyone else just now realizing how dad-centric heavy disney films are?

It’s because Disney hates women.

I mean, sure, they love their heroines, love them just enough to make them important to the story, but not always enough to give them a fully fleshed out character, other women to talk to, or even another female character who isn’t somehow evil…

But I suppose it’s a part of the wider misogynistic western denial of the mother’s role; when someone (in Disney’s case, man or woman or merman or merwoman or, y’know… Lion) needs to stand up and be a hero, a mother isn’t enough, they need a man to make them great.

Or am I just reading into this a little too deep and in the wrong direction?’

No… you are on point. Just off the top of my head…

Bambi: dead mom, doting dad.

Beauty and the Beast: dead mom, doting dad.

Snow White: dead mom, evil step-mom, doting dad.

Cinderella: dead mom, evil step-mom, doting dad.

Tangled: evil step mom, doting dad.

Finding Nemo: dead mom, doting dad. 

The Lion King: doting dead dad, absent mom.

The Little Mermaid: dead mom, doting dad.

The Princess and the Frog: doting dad, absent mom.

Jeez…

yeah, disney has a major dead/evil mom problem.

Am I remembering wrong?  I thought Simba not only had a mom, but she was a bit of a badass.  :-(

Though, the trend is there for sure.  I feel like I read somewhere that Disney himself had some serious mom issues.

- the Cat

“If we open more than our eyes…”

- the Cat