Princess gay

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4 people found this review funny

0.0 hrs last two weeks / 5.7 hrs on record (5.3 hrs at review time)

Posted: 11 Mar, 2015 @ 9:02pm

The reason why I picked up this game in the 1st place was because I saw a sequel arrive out. And damn right I did that. I possess heard a small about it and did not grab much notice, but when I started playing, that was it! What a game!

The vast idea behind the game is to complete the levels fast, while you are accompanied by great music and massive killings. Planning your game is essential, kills are easy but you are no other . You die all the same as any other personality. Bosses a bit tough and grab some time to kill, which I actually dont fancy in such a fast phased games. Then you include masks to stimulate your abilities and if you cant do the curved with one, maybe you should pluck another one and it will be easy.

I am not sure if the game was originally made for consoles or not, but the controls on PC are rather good. Uncomplicated 6 buttons to use + mouse. The game is quite fast so you will possess to move a lot.
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Is it time for a gay Disney princess?

YouGov reveals that half of Brits say they would be comfortable with a homosexual Disney princess

While Disney introduced their first gay character in 2017’s live action remake of Beauty and the Beast, they have yet to depict a homosexual nature as a Disney princess. This could be position to change, however, with Jennifer Lee – penner and co-director of the forthcoming Frozen sequel – reportedly considering making Elsa officially a gay personality. (Elsa is already seen as a gay diva as she struggles with a secret about herself that is only resolved when she accepts herself for who she is).

Now new YouGov research finds that almost half of Brits (49%) would be comfortable with a future Disney princess being male lover. By contrast, one third (34%) would be uncomfortable with such a relocate, while 17% answered “don’t know”. Age is the key factor here: the younger people are the more comfortable they are with the prospect of a gay Disney princess (while 67% of 18-24 year olds would be comfortable, this falls to only 25% of those aged 65 or older).

It’s not just sexual diversity that Disney’s princesses lack: all Disney princesses are young, single

The Queer Mourning of Princess Diana

My earliest memory of Princess Diana is actually of myself, as a young lgbtq+ boy, playing dress up. Wearing a tulle skirt, a plastic tiara and a selection of rings that were far too massive for my fingers, I’d do my very best Lady Di.

I was only four years old when she died, and I don’t remember how I learned the news. Everything I know about Diana today has arrive from documentaries, TV dramas and films made after her death, but when I see her big blue eyes giving one of those glances, I still feel sentimental.

Right now, pop culture shares my fixation with Diana. The latest clip to take on her story is Spencer, starring Kristen Stewart, whose act is already generating Oscar buzz. Emma Corrin also played the princess recently, taking home the 2021 Golden Globe Award for Top Actress for her performance in Netflix’s The Crown. Corrin’s portrayal was darker than anything we had seen before, delving into Diana’s miserable marriage and her loneliness in the spotlight.

Twenty-four years on from her sudden death, I am certainly not the only LGBTQ+ person who still feels a special connection with Diana. In evidence, the most recent