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CheeseWisely · 06/09/2024 22:53

Enjoy it @BooBooDoodle! I was sceptical about Magic Kingdom when I went to Florida without children as I thought we'd enjoy the other parks more. I was SO wrong. We were there from rope drop to kick out and it was genuinely absolutely magical.

BooBooDoodle · 06/09/2024 22:40

I grew up on Disney. Despite wonderful holidays all over the place, we never got to Disney in America. We are going when my eldest finishes his GCSE’s in 2 years time as a huge treat and I honestly can’t wait. I have always wanted to walk down Main Street wearing mouse ears and a baggy jumper with Pluto on it and I bloody well will. This has been my wish since childhood and I'll be seeing it out at 46. Can’t come soon enough. My DH has never been to Disney and he’s a huge fan as are our kids.

armadillio · 06/09/2024 22:04

babyhighlandcow · 06/09/2024 21:53

I suspect you are the meh. But I don’t really care where other people go on holiday. I’ve been lucky to be able to go all over the world with my family a few times, and it’s rarely I find places meh. Moved abroad when I was 19.

Well, AI I’d hate tbf.

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So it’s ok for you to not like AI but anyone not liking Disney is ‘meh’? Yawn.

GiddyRobin · 06/09/2024 22:02

XenoBitch · 06/09/2024 21:08

I think her extreme interest in Disney is a symptom, and not the cause of what you consider to be someone that her family is "stuck with".

I really don't think her liking Disney is stopping her having an independent life. It sounds like there are deeper issues going on that you know nothing about.

And I think it is awful that you would post about her on here and judge her so much.

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You don't know her. I know exactly what you're getting at, but to be quite honest I think it's just as poor form to be trying to diagnose someone online based off a few comments. I'm autistic as are other people in my workplace. All of us have our special interests; none of us are screeching about them all day long like she is.

I do know her. Know her well in fact, and there's nothing wrong with her aside from this childishness and total obsession. She's also a snide and manipulative cow with a penchant for gossip. She's single because she's treated her ex-partners atrociously. She's selfish, and her vacuous and all-consuming love of all things Disney is just a part of that. But this post was about Disney Adults, which she is.

babyhighlandcow · 06/09/2024 21:53

armadillio · 06/09/2024 21:10

They are both meh.

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I suspect you are the meh. But I don’t really care where other people go on holiday. I’ve been lucky to be able to go all over the world with my family a few times, and it’s rarely I find places meh. Moved abroad when I was 19.

Well, AI I’d hate tbf.

CheeseWisely · 06/09/2024 21:44

You'd hate me then OP, I've even been to Disneyland alone as an adult! I went for a Disney sporting event that was open to over 16s, so arguably not just for kids.

No problem though, because I hate sneery judgemental fun sponges, so we'd never be friends in the first place.

babyhighlandcow · 06/09/2024 21:38

armadillio · 06/09/2024 21:31

Are you implying she can’t afford to go there?

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Why on earth would I do that?

You might want to google the world Imagine / Imagineering and Disney World.

Parker231 · 06/09/2024 21:37

Disney World in Florida is amazing. Paris and Tokyo are good but nothing like Florida.

armadillio · 06/09/2024 21:31

babyhighlandcow · 06/09/2024 21:29

Yeah, imagine is the word so at least you are right in something.

Are you implying she can’t afford to go there?

babyhighlandcow · 06/09/2024 21:29

Yeah, imagine is the word so at least you are right in something.

ReadingWorm · 06/09/2024 21:18

I find it hilarious that a site known for adults who read Harry Potter books has such a toxic reaction to Disney.

armadillio · 06/09/2024 21:10

babyhighlandcow · 06/09/2024 20:43

Disney in Paris is nothing like Disney World in Florida. Nothing.

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They are both meh.

XenoBitch · 06/09/2024 21:08

GiddyRobin · 06/09/2024 17:01

It's entirely possible, but her obsession is Disney and the childishness of it is what aids her in remaining in this arrested state of development.

She's a perfectly capable woman. She has two degrees and is good at her job. She chooses to use Disney as a crutch to hide behind, and the "I'm so sweet and cute, teehee!" as she swans in wearing a Tinkerbell skirt for Friday drinks (I'm not kidding, genuinely) and has her Auntie pick her up at 11.30 (maybe she'll turn into a pumpkin?) isn't helping her.

I feel sorry for her family. They're essentially stuck with 37 year old child who is in debt and refuses to learn to care for herself. She's an extreme example perhaps, but many of the Disney Adults out there are like this.

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I think her extreme interest in Disney is a symptom, and not the cause of what you consider to be someone that her family is "stuck with".

I really don't think her liking Disney is stopping her having an independent life. It sounds like there are deeper issues going on that you know nothing about.

And I think it is awful that you would post about her on here and judge her so much.

Devonshiregal · 06/09/2024 20:57

MasterBeth · 05/09/2024 21:45

Erm, but Disney is not adult animation.

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If you read what I wrote you’ll see i said that animation is clearly popular with adults judging by these kinds of statistics AND Disney is certainly aimed at family audiences (therefore not exclusively “children’s animation”).

i was making a point that animation is popular.

Jackreacherstrousers · 06/09/2024 20:45

MonsteraMama · 05/09/2024 12:59

I'd rather be a childless, self infantilised, overly excitable millennial than a boring bitch with a massive stick up my arse who uses the anonymity of the internet to be snide about other people under the ruse of false bafflement at their differences 🙃

Not saying that's you of course OP, just a wild and completely unrelated example of a more dislikeable person than a Disney adult.

This exactly!
Oh by the way I'm a self confessed Disney lover, if that makes me a self infantilised, overly excitable whatever so be it. I'll live with it

babyhighlandcow · 06/09/2024 20:43

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Disney in Paris is nothing like Disney World in Florida. Nothing.

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tommyhoundmum · 06/09/2024 20:08

Parker231 You're probably right but it just doesn't appeal to me.

Parker231 · 06/09/2024 20:01

tommyhoundmum · 06/09/2024 19:57

I was once offered a 2 week all expense paid holiday to Disney Florida. Nothing could have persuaded me to go.

Why not - unless you’ve been you wouldn’t know about how special they make it for children and adults

tommyhoundmum · 06/09/2024 19:57

I was once offered a 2 week all expense paid holiday to Disney Florida. Nothing could have persuaded me to go.

mamaandbabas · 06/09/2024 19:56

Each to their own, what harm are they doing?

Sometimesright · 06/09/2024 19:43

stardii · 05/09/2024 11:23

In the last year I've met three separate couples that are so into Disney.

I know we all like different things, but isn't Disney for children?

We as a family absolutely love Disney! My kids are grown up now and they have passed their love on to my grandchildren too

Musicofthespiers · 06/09/2024 19:35

I love visiting the Disney parks and did so as a child, a young adult and now that I have my own DC. I love the theming, the rides, the snacks, the events and the resorts. I also love the friendliness of people, especially at WDW. Disney cruising is also a lot of fun. I like a few of the Disney films and my DC do too. We aren't bothered about getting dressed up or the characters but a lot of people enjoy that side of it. We travel to lots of other places too.

You only get one life and it is important to do what makes you happy!

Whatthefuck3456 · 06/09/2024 19:35

stardii · 05/09/2024 11:23

In the last year I've met three separate couples that are so into Disney.

I know we all like different things, but isn't Disney for children?

Yes. I find it strange when grown ups go to Disneyland without any children.

Newsenmum · 06/09/2024 19:25

TheMauveBeaker · 06/09/2024 19:01

I have a family member who also had a difficult childhood (and teens) who is very into Disney. Never thought about this connection until now.

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It’s definitely a connection. It’s such an escapist, lovely thing for people to enjoy and it’s so innocent. I don’t get why someone would be nasty about that when there’s so much nastiness in the world 🥲