I realized that there was an important part about my Disney discussion that I forgot to even mention.
One complaint that is often raised against Disney is that they promote unrealistic ideals - Happily Ever After? This morning as I was cleaning my apartment I was listening to the Soundtrack from Enchanted and one of the songs talks about how all of us want to believe that happily ever after is possible. Well, I personally believe it is possible. I don't believe that some day the man of my dreams will suddenly appear in my life, we'll immediately know we are in love, get married and live happily ever after. I do believe that there is great plan of happiness in place and that "men are that they might have joy" (see 2 Nephi 2:25) Of course each of us want to maximize our chances for happiness in this life, and that includes working towards having a happy marriage and family life.
I believe that men and women have distinct, and complimentary roles in this life. I feel we spend too much time trying to be the same. Why don't we just embrace and express gratitude for our differences and work together towards Happily Ever After?
Sunday, July 20, 2008
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I agree that Disney has skewed our generation's perception towards unrealistic romance expectations. An interesting talk is here: please click and enjoy
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