Today is the third Sunday of a new school year, which is exactly three years sine I became a fan of Frozen. As a result, I wanted to celebrate it, par écriture down my entire history regarding this movie, and how it changed my life, forever.

Now, I will only write down the parts where it impacted me, and how it changed me.

Before we start, wanted to put a disclaimer that this article will get personal, and even kind of depressing in some parts. Also, if toi read my précédant articles, then you're mostly familiar with my history. The majority of this article will include things I've already a dit in older articles of mine, and if toi don't want to read them all over again, then just skip it. But I'll also include things I've never a dit before.

With that out of the way, let's go to a trip down memory lane, and see how this movie changed my life.

How it Began.
It was a Sunday afternoon in November. I was watching Disney's "A Christmas Carol" starring Jim Carrey, on my laptop, while eating a bowl of soupe in my bed. My grandmother a dit that me and my parents will go to a mall/shopping center where my Godmother/cousin works. I took hot bath and later they arrived. Before we started going, we were talking about my new cellphone: a Nokia Lumia 510. They a dit that it has gigabites that allow me to use the internet where-ever I want to. I was so exited, that I bumped my fist and shouted "Yeah!", but my grandmother a dit that I was jouer la comédie too loud.
Because my cellphone was recent, I asked my mother if she could talk to one of her collegues to download some songs on it. This was before I know how to do it. While it didn't have the largest collection, I was grateful for what I had.

On the road, I was listening to music, mostly to songs from Nickelback. Because the town bridge that leads to Arad was under renovation, we went on a different path, mostly the path where my English Coricullum teachers and my hair dresser lives. It was raining, and because it was a November evening, it was really dark outside; we could barely see anything.

When we arrived, we were walking around the mall, and all of a sudden, my middle school math teacher was there, too. We didn't talk, we just a dit "Hello!"
After meeting, and before walking onto an escalator, that's when I saw cartboard cutouts of Olaf standing on haut, retour au début of Sven. I thought it's going to be another snow related movie that comes out around November and Christmas; like the adaptation of Christmas Carol I watched a few hours before, ou Rise of the Guardians.

A few weeks later, I saw the trailers and promos for it. It looked cute, but nothing special. I remember the girl I used to have a crush on a dit she saw Frozen. not to me, I just overheard when she had a conversation with others.

In mid-March of 2014, on a Friday night, I finally managed to watch La Reine des Neiges on Dailymotion, however, I scrolled through parts of it, so I missed some scenes. I remember the scene when Hans revealed himself, and thinking to myself that I was suspecting something like that might happen. And during the Act of True-Love scene, once again I thought that something like that will happen. However, a movie that came to my mind when I drew similarities to it was Brother bear. Probably because they're both about siblings.
After was done watching, I did my bed, and I was thinking about how I liked it, but compared to Rise of the Guardians (Which I watched a few weeks before.) it wasn't as good. And thinking how hyped it was.

On August 19th of 2014, me and my parents went to visit my Godmother/cousin again in the same mall, and we even took pictures of each other. A few hours after I come home, I exercised, and while listening to "Bells of Notre Dame", I remember thinking: "Let It Go's got nothing on this song!" Once again, this was before I became a fan of Frozen.

On the third Saturday evening of that year, I somehow started to form a crush on Elsa for some reason. A commentaire a dit their opinion about Frozen, and I a dit that La Reine des Neiges is a good movie, but I also remember saying how it was one of the most cliched films ever made, and how my favori thing about it was that it was based on "The Snow Queen", my favori Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale. But that soon changed.

On Sunday, I started looking at fan-arts of her, which is how I became a DeviantArt user. I was looking at her pictures, realizing how gorgeous she actually was. I thought to myself that I can't really l’amour her if she only has looks, and ha no personality, but I also remember a haut, retour au début 10 video I watched where they counted down the best modern Disney characters, and Elsa was placed as #6. Saying that she was a complex character that represented the theme of being yourself. The people who made that liste weren't the most knowledgeable, and I wasn't any different.
While looking at her pictures, I wanted to a serene song to fit the mood, an the one that came to my mind was "N's Farewell" from Pokemon Black and White.

In the afternoon, me and my parents went for a walk around the plage and the cemetery, and my mother even asked me to buy non-alcoholic beer, and I was listening to "Rebirthing" par Skillet.

After I came home, I watched a few episodes of Case Closed, thinking how I still have time to exercise, and before watching it, I watched a fight from The Big O, where the villain let out the mother of all evil laughs, and I was fantasizing about using that evil laugh if I was villain in Frozen.

At home, while searching through La Reine des Neiges AMV's, I discovered two really good ones.

While exercising, I was fantasizing again. There's an episode of Justice League Unlimited, where Batman sat with Ace before she died. I was fantasizing about a similar situation, only it was me and Elsa.


Music.
During the week that followed, I downloaded and listened to songs like: "World so Cold" par Three Days Grace; "Bad Boy" and Everytime We Touch (Slow Version)" par Cascada; "All About Us" par t.A.T.u; "Frozen" par Within Temptation, etc. I did it because it fit my current situation. I listened to them because I didn't find Frozen's musique to be particularly good. But during Saturday, while doing my Math Homework, I came across a video where an artist drew Elsa with crayons, while a remix of "Let It Go" was playing in the background. I fell in l’amour with the remix so much that I tracked it down and I listened to it for a long while. It was so energetic and filled with energy that I couldn't stop dancing to it. I even considered it better than the original.
When I listened to the original version of "Let It Go", compered to how energetic and fast the remix was, the original felt slow par comparison. However, in December of that year, I took quizz of which after I resolved it, told me which Disney song fits me the most, and I ended up with "Let It Go". When the song played, I decided to listen to it and I liked it better than before, but I still thought the remix was better.
Nowadays, my opinions have changed, but I still stand that this is one of the best versions of the song I ever heard. They even let me play it once on my 8th grade bachelor party, and the other students loved it.

During December, I listened to "Let It Go" in my bed, and I loved it. It became one of my favori Disney songs, but not my favorite. However, I started to l’amour this song even plus and it became my favorite.

A Friday night in November, I accidentally bumped into a Disney AMV, featuring the song "If Everyone Cared" par Nickelback, and it's quite possibly my all time favori song from them. I even downloaded it in the suivant morning, and listened to it while on my way to my hair dresser in Minis. The whether was rather cold, the sun was shining, the air was filled with rainy ours, and that song mede it all the plus memorable.

During December, Nickelback released their récent album: "No Fixed Address". The two songs that stood out to me the most at the time were "Million Miles an Hour" and "Hammer's Comin' Down". I listened to the seconde one a lot, especially with while looking at these two fan-arts:
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The echoing sounds gave these two a bigger sense of grandure.

Also, during Spring in that new school I was signed in, I listened to a lot plus songs from that album, like "Edge of Revolution". In fact, I remember one time in May, when before going to sleep, I played a few rounds on YGOPro before going to sleep, while listening to that song.

During February, after I wrote that article, I was obsessed with the song. There wasn't a jour when I didn't listen to it on the bus.
écriture that article increased my l’amour for that song, and I couldn't stop myself from listening to it.

"Let It Go" became one of my favori songs of all time, and I gladly listen to it, whenever I can.

Also, during December, when me and my parents to Lipova, the town I was born in, to get water from a fontaine that's rich with Iron.
Late at night, I tried to make a slideshow video of various Elsa fan-arts, while the song "Frozen" par Within Temptation was playing in the background. There was a similar video on YouTube, only it had "Dreams of Absolution" from Sonic 06'. I wanted to make one of my own to montrer my l’amour and dedication for Elsa.

Speaking of which, I discovered two really good La Reine des Neiges AMV's the jour I became a fan of Frozen. I tried searching for any La Reine des Neiges AMV's, and there's quite a few of them.
My favori one is this one:
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It should be noted that the song itself is actually about domestic violence/abuse. Though with it re-contextualized here, it fits the film perfectly.

The original version was: the man was abusing his wife and daughter, the wife poisoned him instead of having him arrested and she got arrested herself, and the song represents the letter she's écriture from death row trying to justify leaving her daughter orphaned.

It fits really well with La Reine des Neiges because Elsa was actually making the sacrifice (keeping her sister sûr, sans danger at great cost to herself) that the mother in the song was self-righteously pretending to have made, so both would use the same kind of language for their actions (to varying degrees of truthfulness). And apparently the daughter's name in the song was supposed to be Anna.

The seconde one was this:
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In my Transformers article, I explained how the song "Iridescent" has the exact same meaning as "Let It Go". One of the things that made me see that was this:
"Do toi feel cold and Lost in desperation?
toi build up hope, but failure's all you've known Remember all sadness and frustration,
And Let It Go. Let It Go."
I don't think the wanted to rip this song off, but it should be noted how both songs have the same meaning.
Personally, I still prefer "Let It Go" because of how much it impacted me, but I still l’amour both nonetheless. They're both some of my favori songs ever.

Then in July ou August of 2015, when I had problems with the internet connectivity again, I was watching YouTube vidéos on my tablet, and that's when I found a La Reine des Neiges AMV with the song "Thousand Years" from Twilight. The video was so beautiful and emotional that I cried all the way through. It impacted me so much that I watch that same AMV every time a vacation ends.

I also started to appreciate Frozen's soundtrack a lot more. Sure, there aren't many great ones, but the ones that are great are really spectacular. I remember downloading "Love is an open Door" while I was on guard duty. What I mean is that I was tasked with ringing the bells when periods are finished.
I remember listening to "For the First Time in Forever" quite a few times, and one times was in December/ ou January, on a Sunday afternoon, before me and parents went to my father's house.

While "Vuelie" isn't one of the best Disney songs ever, it is one of favoris from this movie. I remember downloading it on my phone, and listening to it while taking a break in my mother's bed. I also remember listening to it while covering my ears because of the loud noises the other classmates made. I showed it to my extra-curicullum English teacher, and she a dit it was okay, but I still really enjoyed it.

I remember listening to the soundtrack of both FMA shows, and even fantasized about me and Elsa fighting while tracks from them were playing.

It also made me plus interested in other songs in Disney's library. For instance, I finally listened to "I See the Light", and it was one the mot beautiful and romantic songs, ever.


DeviantArt.
On the third Sunday of my 8th grade, when I fell in l’amour with Elsa, I started using DeviantArt much plus frequently. I started par loving the fan-arts she received, and I started downloading them. To the point, that my entire Pictures bibliothèque on my laptop was nothing but Elsa...and later Anna.

I remember having the ability to favori them, but not commentaire because I didn't verify my account. I was finally able to comment, when I verified my account on December 22nd. My first commentaire was a reply how Elsa and Anna were similar to the Elric brothers from Fullmetal Alchemist.

On DeviantArt, I favored hundreds of La Reine des Neiges fan-arts, alongside other fan-arts not related to it.

I remember there's a troll on DeviantArt, who a dit he hated Elsa with a burning passion. So much so, that he wanted to see her suffer. The guy was not only rude, but also acted like an "Angry Internet Reviwer" wannabe, who tries way to hard to sound smart, and just ends up looking like an immature brat.

I was so angry at his comments, to the point if wanting him to go to Hell. toi have to realize that I was young and angry, and dealing with a lot of emotional problems. I didn't do it because I was a troll myself. Later, I started ignore him, and slowly he faded away, never to be seen on DevaintArt again.

While I was familer with DeviantArt, La Reine des Neiges made me want to create an account, and become a member. Sure, I don't make any deviations, but I do give likes to hundreds of fan-arts, and I have a whole gallery.


Pinterest.
If toi remember, back in December of last year, I wrote an article where I listed off 40 of my favori fan-arts of Elsa. The very last one was quite possibly the most depressing fan-art of Elsa, as it shows her being so depressed over the loss of her parents, that she creates ice statues of them that hug her, while she's crying in pain, and the song "Wishing toi were somehow here again" from Phantom of the Opera.

It all started in around early January of 2015. It was snowy afternoon, and after I helped my grandfather to walk outside, I discovered that fan-art, as it was the very first fan-art I found on Pinterest. Not only that, but I was also listening to the saddest song I knew at the time: "Flying Without Wings" par Westlife, which was the end-credits song to Pokemon 2000. Because of how depressing both were, I was crying for a whole hour. Not only that, but I also discovered other depressing fan-arts on Pinterest. Like, one that shows Russel from Up all grown-up as he lets go of a balloon from Mr. Herbert, as the spirits of Mr. Herbert, Ellie, and Dug watch over him from the clouds. ou the one that shows Lilo and Stitch through the years, that ends with Stitch hugging Lilo's tombstone and crying in pain, and her doll being covered with araign? e, araignée webs. ou the one that shows Elsa leaving her mother, and after a few panels, all she sees is her mother's tombstone. ou the one, where Elsa is crying over their dead parents' tombstones, and breaks down crying, as she blames herself for everything bad that happened, while Anna and their parents' spirits are trying to comfort her.

All of it was so depressing, that I couldn't help but cry for a whole hour. I even contacted another troll that hates Frozen, because all that crying made me want to give him a chance, to see if he can forgive me. But all he did was act like a condescending bastard, and basically called me an idiot. It made me cry even harder, saying to myself "I'm not stupid," while listening to depressing musique from FMA 2003.
I can't find the original conversation of YouTube, but I did find an old commentaire of mine. I asked if I'm the only person on the planet that loves Frozen, and one commenter a dit that I was, and that troll even gave his commentaire a like.

While it did start out as depressing, I became very fond of it. I was able to find hundreds of screen-shots, fan-arts and images of not just Frozen, but other things that interested me, that I couldn't find on DeviantArt.

Unlike on DeviantArt, I was able to pin other images, not just give likes to them. Speaking of which, the current amount of liked pins on my profil is: 8,776. And the number of Pins I have is: 615.

I remember on a Saturday morning, when I wanted to see the ends of my Pinterest likes, and after a long while of scrolling, I was able to find it.

I remember back in my 8th grade, our Physics teacher gave us the work of drawing a weird shape in our notebooks, and a dit that there are many like those on Pinterest. Heck, I've seen dozens of teachers using Pinterest.

Like with DevaintArt, La Reine des Neiges introduced me to Pinterest, and a whole world of fantastic fan-arts and images.
Pinterest is one of my most visited sites, alongside: YouTube; Google+; Fanpop; and DeviantArt.

Disney Infinity
During fall when I became a fan of Frozen, one the things that I wanted to see the most was La Reine des Neiges in Kingdom Hearts 3. However, because I didn't know that La Reine des Neiges was going to be included in KH3, the closest game at the time that was a Disney crossover was Disney Infinity, I remember watching the trailers for Elsa and Anna, and I loved them both. The musique was awesome, I loved seeing these two characters kicking ass, and I loved the interactions they had with the other characters. I especially smiled whenever I heard Elsa laughing.

However, I have good news and bad news. The good news is that La Reine des Neiges will be included in KH3, but Disney infinity was discontinued in 2016 because how much of a flop Disney Playmation was. It's sad really, because while I didn't play it it was nice watching other peoples playthroughs of it, and I wanted to see where they'll go and what characters they're going to introduce. But I guess that's just a thing of the past now.

Facebook
While I didn't sign on to Facebook because of Frozen, I did use Facebook plus frequently to look at the beautiful screencaps from the movie, and what people think about it. There was so much negative commentaires about the movie, that I wanted to see some positive ones. I remember when Disney announced La Reine des Neiges Fever for March of 2015, and a commenter a dit that he was a grown man, and La Reine des Neiges is one of his favori films ever, after Raiders of the Lost Ark.

I used it's Facebook page to look at the news about it, and one afternoon I highly remember is back in March of 2015, when Disney officially announced the sequel for Frozen, right after I walked all the way accueil from Paulis to my accueil town, on foot. It was a good way to exercise, and even took a nap after I read that post. I even shared it with Dan.

I used the La Reine des Neiges Facebook page to look at the concept art, screencaps, and news for Frozen. While I don't use it anymore and only occasionally visit it, but I still have fond memories of the days when I used to have it as tab and never closing it.

Fanpop.
It all started around October of 2014, when I bumped into a YouTube commenter named Chris Jones (a.k.a. KataraLover), and shared a link to his article wherein he reviewed Frozen. At the time, I didn't know what to make of it, because I didn't really l’amour La Reine des Neiges at the time. I just thought it was okay at best, with the best things about it being: Elsa; "Let It Go" (TheLivingTombstone version); and the animation. Plus the fact that it's based on my favori Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale: The Snow Queen.

In my "Getting to know Renegade1765 (Updated Version)" article, I a dit that the first article I read on fanpop was dclairmonts article "Why I l’amour Elsa". In reality, that was just the article that got me into joining Fanpop. I was searching for articles that talked positively about Elsa and Frozen, and that's when I found it. The very first article I ever read on fanpop was KataraLover's review of Frozen. He replied, saying that he fully respects my opinion, but he still disagreed with me.

lire other people's articles of why they like the movie and Elsa, made me want to write one of my own. Originally, I wanted to write it in November of 2014, but I accidentally wrote it in the description box, and thus I put it to rest. In December, I finally wrote my very first article: "Why Elsa is my favori Disney Character". In it, I explained why I loved Elsa so much, and why I related to her. However, I didn't expect people to actually read it and like it. PeacefulCritic, MaidofOrleans, were the first two, and they a dit what a great article I wrote. Then others commenté on it, and I was surprised to see that people didn't like Elsa.

After that, I wrote articles about why Elsa and Anna were amazing. Two that I'm particularly proud of are: "An Analysis of Let It Go. And Elsa's facial expressions during Let It Go"; and "Elsa isn't selfish, just flawed.".
I wrote the "Let It Go" article after a dramatic point in my life.
Back in February of 2015, on a Saturday night, me and my parents were having an argument about my introversion. That I should stop talking to internet friends, and instead talk to the others around me; that I should have a hobby, not just be on the internet all of the time; that I should open up to people and share my feelings; that I should quit my addiction to my laptop so much, etc.
After my father left, I told my mother my secret and explained why I relate to Elsa, and being a fan of Frozen. She a dit that I should quit my affections for her, since it's not healthy.
It got to the point of me crying, and my mother sleeping over. While she was sleeping, I was écriture my "Analysis of Let It Go, and Elsa's facial expressions during Let It Go" article.
My father told me that I have to go to a psychiatrist, that my laptop is crap, that I should hang out with others, that my online Friends are fake, that I should look him in the face, when I couldn't.

Oddly, he a dit that I should go out hunting with others. toi have to understand, my father had a different childhood.

Even after something as traumatizing as that, I dedicated my whole night trying to finish that article, without taking any breaks.

I wrote the "Elsa isn't selfish,but flawed article" during Spring, possibly March ou April of 2015. Because I've seen so many people calling Elsa selfish, I thought that écriture an article about why she's not would be a good idea. I asked my best friend Dan for conseil and he contributed to that article. My article was populaire enough, that it made it to the front page of Fanpop, as a way to tie-it-in with then upcoming La Reine des Neiges Broadway musical.
Both me and Dan were really happy when the article he helped me with was populaire enough to make it to the front page. Not only that, but the seconde article where I explained why Elsa isn't selfish. He helped me with that too!

On May 2nd of 2015, me and my parents went to the Christening party of my niece, and when I wasn't eating, I was playing Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Generations and lire about Disney characters on my tablet. On that night I wrote an article where I counted down 5 films that people hated but I liked. The week after it, I wrote another one, this time focusing on the opposite, and counted down 5 films that people liked but I hated. However, both were too short and were rather unremarkable.

On June of 2015, I wrote my very first animé article, about my favori animé of all time: FullMetal Alchemist (2003); and how it's superior to its remake: FMA Brotherhood.
I'll be talking about FMA later.

La Reine des Neiges has introduced me to quite possibly one of my favori hobbies ever. I have a lot of things to say, but I don't have the editing capabilities, equipment, ou confidence to make high-quality YouTube videos, but fanpop allows me to easily express my opinion online. Not only that, but all this écriture is a good way to relax, and it's a good feeling to see people appreciating your opinion, ou people who disagree with toi but still respect it.
Heck, ever since they first commented, I can't wait for people commentaire on my articles. I want to see what they think of it. To see their points of view. And maybe their criticisms can help me improve.

Not only that, but fanpop introduced me to many great and kind people. The one I'm familiar with the most is wavesurf (Originally known as 8804), who's ironically a La Reine des Neiges hater. But unlike all the other La Reine des Neiges haters, she's a really kind, really sweet woman, who gladly commentaires whenever I make an article that interests her.

However, that wasn't always the case. I remember back in December of 2014, after I wrote that article, I bombarded MaidofOrleans with my messages of people hating on Elsa and Anna, and why it saddened me so much.
I started to feel sorry for her, because it feels like I was invading her privacy with commentaires about a movie she had mixed feelings about.


But still, my obsession with La Reine des Neiges introduced me to an incredibly underrated site, that deserves way plus recognition than it gets.

YouTube/Google+.
Now, I made an account for both, way back during Christmas of 2013, when I wanted to commentaire on animé related videos. However, I didn't use it all that much, with my commentaires only getting a few likes and being notified par it.
After I became with Elsa and Frozen, I started to commentaire plus frequently, and getting plus likes. One I remember quite fondly is the one I made on the "Elsa and Anna Snowball fight", when I asked about why people would dislike something as cute as innocent as two sisters throwing snowballs at each other. But my favori commentaire was the one I posté on the "Elsa's Palace" scene, about Elsa being my favori Disney character. That commentaire that so many likes. I remember it having over 200 likes.

Whenever I went to my Google+ page, I could see my commentaires being gloriously organized in a neat fashion on my profil page. However, everything changed when YouTube and Google+ separated, and it infuriated me beyond belief. Not to mention, the changes they make to "improve" both are ridiculous and unnecessary. Nowadays, I only see Google+ posts, and no commentaires whatsoever. It saddened me, because I loved lire other people's opinions. But now, I can't...I'll come back to this topic later.

During August of 2015, I started making all kind of drawings, and montrer them to my friend, Dan, through Google+. Originally, I take multiple pictures of the same drawing to see which one is better. Then choose the best one. Grab a USB cable, mettre en ligne it onto my laptop. And then mettre en ligne it on Google+. However, when I started using the Google+ app, that way has become obsolete.

I also remember watching all sorts of vidéos on YouTube and giving likes to them. La Reine des Neiges reinvigorated my interest in Disney movies. Originally, not many Disney films interested me, outside of The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Beauty and the Beast. But La Reine des Neiges brought back that same wonder and fascination I had with Disney back in elementary school.

My Online Friends.
Originally, I had no friends. None at all, except for my parents. But when I became a fan of Frozen, I began to meet so many likeable people online, and I became Friends with them.
The first one was back in October of 2014, when I made a commentaire on the "Hellfire" lyrics video, about me lusting a bit for Elsa. A comenter shared my interest, and I told her my dreams of becoming an animator.

But the one I remember the most was Paty Valintine. She's a Brazilian girl, whom I met back in November of 2014, when I scrolled down the commentaire section of the "Party's Over" clip.
While her English was very flawed, I was able to understand her, and for a time, she was the one I turned to whenever I read a negative commentaire about Frozen, ou when something big happened, like when I was forced to help my father and grandfather cut down one of our goats, and castrate two pigs.

When I told her about how Rebelle I was, and that my father a dit he was proud of me, she congratulated me, and a dit that Elsa and Anna would've also been proud.

I remember on a Saturday night, after I finished exercising, with my mattress on the floor, I told her about La Reine des Neiges Fever, when there weren't any pictures of it, just a plot synopsis and a date. She a dit she couldn't wait, and I remember fearing that par the time La Reine des Neiges Fever comes out, I won't be a fan of La Reine des Neiges anymore. Boy, was I wrong...

On December first, I read an article that a dit that Idina Menzel a dit there's going to be a sequel to Frozen. However, it was just a rumor. I shared it with Paty Valentine, but she wasn't as thrilled, because she felt that a sequel would be really forced.

I even shared her my very first article, and she even became a fanpop member, and became a fan of mine.

However, while she was really friendly, the one who would become my best friend is Dan Eyal.

On December 18th, 2014, a commenter on the "Elsa's Palace" scene a dit that Elsa has no personality. I replied par linking manu962's article where she defended Elsa. The suivant day, I saw Dan's comment. Originally, Dan didn't have a profil picture, and his name was written in Hebrew. He gave a long an intricate and honest reply of why that hater was wrong. Then he replied to me after lire that article, saying how impressive it was. I showed him mine, and he liked that even more. I told him the first one wasn't mine, but he a dit it didn't matter, because it's nice to see people defending Elsa against her critics.

On December 20th, my mother and I were cleaning my room. While watching the "Savages" scene from Pocahontas, I that's when I received a notification about my commentaire on Elsa being my favori Disney character, and it was par Dan. He told me about the 4th season of Once Upon a Time, and how it incorporated La Reine des Neiges into its story, and that the actress that played Elsa was great. I told him that we'd make great friends, and he a dit that he sees opportunity in a dit friendship.
After we talked though our replies, I went to the neighboring town of Minis to deliver eggs to my former extra-curicullum English teacher. I was listening to songs like "Burn it to the Ground" par Nickelback while walking up a hill, and my hands were cold. When I got home, I received two backpacks from Germany, that can be used to transport your laptop with, and I watched a review of Angela Anaconda.

At night, I bumped into a La Reine des Neiges hater, and I told Dan about it. The suivant day, which was Elsa's birthday, I saw his reply, and he a dit that he can't tell me his opinion because he'll be busy, but he'll tell it to me in the weekend.
On Christmas evening, I was at my father's house, but because nobody came, it was a rather boring Christmas. I was lire articles online, my mother was a Facebook, and my father was watching TV while farting in the room.
Later, Dan replied back, and I was really happy to see him. He a dit that he felt honored, as this was the firs time someone called him as his friend online.

Ever since then, Dan has become not only my best friend, but the older brother I never had. Whenever I had doubts about Frozen, he would always give his opinion in due time and help me.

However, I didn't know his name was Dan because his name was written in Jewish and I didn't know what it meant. So, I just referred to him as "That friend of mine." He told me his name and age, after I told him about the conversation/argument I had with my parents back in February of 2015. He posté it on my discussion site, and I was crying when I read that. I posté my thoughts in his discussion page, and that's where we talked until August of 2015, when we reached the 500 commentaire limit. Same thing happened on Google+. Now, we use Hangouts to communicate, but I'll never forget the days when we talked to each other through YouTube and Google+ comments.

He told me that he was introduced to La Reine des Neiges when he watched a parody of "Let It Go", about how it was freaking everywhere. He didn't know where the song was from, but it sounded really nice, and when he listened to the original version, that's when the magic happened.
He could easily relate to Elsa's character like I did, because he has a younger sibling that he accidentally hurt and feels guilty as a result. And tries to control his emotion. Plus, he's a really good artist, as he does some fantastic MOC builds of characters and creatures from different shows and movies.

In the afternoon me and my parents came back from the Christening on my niece, Dan showed me his MOC build of guimauve from Frozen.

And much like me, he's a massive nerd of various franchises: Frozen; Disney; Power Rangers; Pokemon; Digimon; LEGO; Transformers; The Iron Giant; comics; movies; cartoons, etc.

He helped me out countless times, and proved to be someone I'm proud to call as my friend. heck, when he has time, he even reads my articles and tell me his opinion about them.


Another good friend I made through La Reine des Neiges and YouTube is MegaFriendlyCreeper. Basically, he was the plus serious out of us, and I also turned to him when I had doubts.
I asked him about why he loves her so much, he a dit he will tell me in time.
To make sure he was telling the truth, I looked at his YouTube comments, and he turned out to not only be a big fan of the movie, but is also a very intelligent and helpful person.
I befriended him, and whenever I had a doubt of some kind, ou just something wrong with me, I could always ask him for advice.
With the separation, however, not only I can no longer see his latest comments, but there's also something that prevented the montrer their older comments.

And through Fanpop, I've met so many wonderful people, not just wavesurf. There's: MaidofOrleans; ApplSauceDoctr; KataraLover; MalloMar; etc.

My parents a dit that I should talk to people online, but I'm sorry, how am I supposed to not talk to them online, when that's the only way I can talk with them.
But they do have a point, that's why I'm cautious and careful whenever I want to befriend someone.

FullMetal Alchemist.
Now, I have watched both FMA shows back in my 7th grade, but it was plus for nostalgic reasons. I also watched Brotherhood, because I never watched it before, and I wanted to see what I was missing out on. I liked both, but my opinion drastically changed when I became a fan of Frozen.

It was Sunday afternoon. I was enjoying a meal on the mattress on the ground, as my parents were carrying shrivelled-up blé, maïs trunks from the field, while watching an episode of FullMetal Alchemist.

And while studying on the same evening, I was imagining for a little bit about Elsa and Anna meeting with Edward and Alphonse Elric.

When I first became a fan of Frozen, a series I drew comparisons to (Before Steven Universe.) was Fullmetal Alchemist. They're both about two siblings who l’amour each other to death and would sacrifice anything for the other, despite the loss of their parents and the harshness of life they have to deal with. I also think Elsa shares a lot of similarities between Edward Elric:
-both have long, blonde and braided hairs;
- l’amour their younger sibling to death and would sacrifice anything for them;
-have matured a lot in their youth;
- know how to have fun;
-are very intelligent;
-and both of them can hold their own.

Though, to be fair, Elsa's gentleness and sensitivity fits Alphonse's character,more - and Anna's rash and energetic behaviour fits Edwards character, more.

I originally enjoyed both FMA shows, even during my early La Reine des Neiges obsession period, but I started to l’amour the original series a lot plus than Brotherhood. I started to dislike Brotherhood, because compared to the 2003 series is just another Shonen anime, that lacks the complexity and philosophical themes of the 2003 series. But that's just my opinion.

Plus, it taught me a very important lesson; that life is cruel and unfair but toi shouldn't let it beat toi down. If life takes toi down, stand up, déplacer forward, and forge your own future. Life can be utter crap sometimes and will throw some horrible situations and experiences at you, but if toi keep going and déplacer along things, improve and get better gradually In time.

I did enjoy both of their soundtracks. One the stood out to me the most was one called "To Be King" from FMAB, that sounded badass and bombastic. In fact, while finished my "Why I don't like The Lion King" article, I was listening to that song because it fit very well to what movie I was talking about.
toi can listen to it, here:
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And whenever I felt depressed and cried, I listened to the somber and tragic soundtrack of the 2003 series. My favori one is called "Brothers", and it's one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard:
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La Reine des Neiges reintroduced me to quite possibly one of my favori shows period, and thanks to it, it motivated me into discovering things I never knew before about FMA.

Steven Universe.
Now, alongside Fullmetal Alchemist, there was another series that shared many similarities with Frozen, and that's Steven Universe. I even wrote an article about it back in March of 2016, when I compared the two.
They both have likable and relatable characters that we care about and can treat serious subject matters like depression,loneliness,sexuality and anxiety with a lot of respect while having musical moments in it and is very empowering for women. Plus, they premiered only one week from each other, in November of 2013.

Elsa actually shares a lot with Pearl, since they're both elegant, organized, intelligent, and selfless women, with emotional problems. Also, they're both played par Broadway actrices who can hit the high-note really well: Idina Menzel as Elsa; and DeeDee Magno Hall as Pearl.

I remember the same day, I began drawing similarities between La Reine des Neiges and FMA, I also started to see similarities between La Reine des Neiges and Steven Universe. One of the first episodes I watched from the montrer was Giant Woman, that introduced the concept of Gems fusing. It's basically an analogy for sex, as the fusion between the gems is meant to represent what a child from each respective Gem looks like, since it has all of the abilities and powers that each Gem had.

My interest in Steven Universe didn't come back until August of 2015, when my interest in the series started to become stronger. It was a rainy afternoon, and I just left from my father's house through the backdoor, after it stopped raining. I was listening to the iconic Inception theme song, while fantasizing about the Crystal Gems being defeated par an unknown enemy with that song playing in the background.

I remember when I started drawing in that month, I watched episodes from it, and even made a drawing of that fan-art I put as the haut, retour au début Image to my Frozen/Steven Universe article.

After I finished that drawing, I sent a picture of it to Dan, and I introduced him to the series. Months later, and after watching at least 20 episodes, Dan himself also became a fan of Steven Universe.

The series looked stupid in my opinion, but La Reine des Neiges made me interested in this series, and made me a fan of it.

Merchandises.
Now, back in 2014, when I was obsessing over the series, merchandises for La Reine des Neiges were pretty scarce, aside from the toy section. I remember back on the Sunday that came after Black Friday, I discovered a new song from Two Steps From Hell: "For The Win", and while buying groceries, I went for a walk while listening to it, while fantasizing about fighting an Elsa turned ice dragon. After I sent a message to Paty Valentine through YouTube, me and my parents went shopping. My father parked further away from the super market, thus we went on foot, in the evening, which I quite liked. While inside, I wanted to buy a new Frozen-themed case for my cellphone, but I couldn't find any.

In March of 2015, when a new supermarché opened suivant to the one we shopped in, I bought a La Reine des Neiges mug, featuring Elsa, Anna and Olaf. Because it was the first La Reine des Neiges merchandise I ever had, I brought it with me whenever I went to my father's house. Heck, literally after we bought it, I bought pulpy orange jus, jus de to same something to drink with.
I remember literally on the jour the 2015 Cendrillon movie was released, while surfing through Fanpop, someone shared a link to La Reine des Neiges Fever, as it was filmed in the theater. The quality was garbage, but I was still happy to watch it, especially after so many months of waiting. I was watching it with the mug beside me.

I also remember drinking non-alcoholic bière from it while playing Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Generations, during Easter of that year.

On the last jour of my Summer vacation of 2015, me and my parents went and bought 6 La Reine des Neiges glasses, that toi can drink juices from. I had the choice between La Reine des Neiges ou étoile, star Wars, but La Reine des Neiges won out. It was a nice gift for my last jour of the vacation. I keep them inside of a cascket that I have on my shelf, and I use them whenever I have something to drink.

Later, me and my parents went to the mall many times, and I bought two plus La Reine des Neiges mugs. My father also bought me La Reine des Neiges tissues, but I didn't want to use them because they looked really pretty.

Back in my 9th grade, we were shopping for Christmas. I bought a junior boxing set for exercising purposes, and two La Reine des Neiges puzzles and a polyester oreiller of Elsa and Anna, that I use to sleep on. I put together the first puzzle that night, and it felt very satisfactory.

On the last jour of my Summer Vacation of 2016, me and my parents went to visit a fair, and I bought limonade to have something to drink, and the cup was Frozen-themed. I remember wanting to buy Frozen-themed cups in 2015, but there weren't any, just Inside Out ones.

In October of 2016, on a Wednesday afternoon when they let us go accueil sooner, I went to the local mall, and after lire the first chapter of Assassination Classroom, I bought two La Reine des Neiges posters (The French ones), but in my hurry, I forgot my umbrella at the library. It was also the same evening I received my eyeglasses.

And for Christmas of 2016, one of the things I bought was another La Reine des Neiges poster, this time the one where Anna's holding a torch while stumbling upon the insides of Elsa's palace, with Elsa waiting for her with a smug and confident look.

My merchandises related to La Reine des Neiges didn't extend beyond these, but still, it's great that I have them.

Watching the movie.
Now, watching the movie was kind of hard for me to do, because of my conflicting issues with my emotions concerning Elsa and the movie.
I do remember many times when I had problems with my internet, and wishing that I had La Reine des Neiges downloaded on my laptop to watch it.

I remember one Monday afternoon, my parents called me because La Reine des Neiges was going to be on HBOComedy, so I went over there. Before it started, I played around with Duel Generations and watching reviews on YouTube. I watched it and it was really nice seeing it on TV. Many times before it, whenever I didn't have internet connections, I wanted to watch Frozen, either on the phone ou my laptop, so it was nice finally being able to watch it on TV, especially because I quit watching TV years ago. All the entertainment I want, I can get it on the internet, without waiting for the suivant episode, ou sitting through dozens of reruns.

I remember watching it online, one time, and it felt nice. I even remember giggling when Elsa pulled Anna over to patin, patinage together.

I decided to make a tradition regarding Frozen, but I'll explain that in my suivant part.

Popcorn Time.
During my obsession with Frozen, I wanted to download La Reine des Neiges with High Quality on my laptop, but to no avail. One time in August, I was able to download the Blu-Ray of Frozen, but the screen showed two Frozens at once! I told Dan about this, and he introduced me to pop corn, maïs soufflé Time. It's a program that allows toi to watch any movie toi want, and while watching it, it downloads it onto your PC.
I can't thank Dan enough for introducing me to this amazing program. When i first used it, I didn't just use it to watch Frozen, but I watched all of my favori Disney movies, as well as: How to Train your Dragon 2; The Fly; Sponge Out of Water; and many others.
Nowadays, whenever I want t watch a movie, I use pop corn, maïs soufflé Time, and I was finally able to download La Reine des Neiges onto my laptop and watch it whenever I can.

Twitter.
Back in 2015, on an August evening, while playing with my old Byblades for nostalgic reasons I was watching vidéos about copyright, and then my mother suddenly came in, saying that my great grandmother just died. We were cleaning out the living to make l’espace for the body, but the very idea of carrying the recently deceased body of a family member terrified me. So much so that I was shuddering with fear and disgust.
Right after that, I found an article that stated that they wanted to make Elsa a plus playful character. Not only did I just lose a family member, but now they want to insult a character that mans a lot to me. I was so furious, that I made a Twitter account, and tweeted to Jennifer Lee about how it's an awful idea that wreaks of pandering.

However, I've come to use Twitter plus often, mostly to look at what my favori célébrités and communities have to say.

December 21st. and June 21st.
As toi know, these are the birthdays of Elsa and Anna. Because these are so important, I wanted to honor it par doing something related to Frozen/ the character; either a drawing, painting ou article.

On December 21st of 2014, because I had no internet at home, I went to my father's house, and because it was cold, I put wood on the fire. Later, me and my parents went shopping at the supermarket, and I bought a ceinture that toi emballage, wrap around your stomach in order to make it sweat. Because I had no internet at my home, I was forced to watch TV. I wanted to honor Elsa because it's her birthday, but it didn't turn out that well. But then again, it was nice watching TV after so many years of ignoring it. I watched an episode of Animaniacs and Looney Tunes on Boomerang, the first episode of Drawn Together on an channel for Adults, and the third act of a starring one of my favori childhood actors: Bud Spencer.

I had my phone with the image of Elsa being shown, making it look it as it we were both watching it. I know it may sound creepy, but it was her birthday, and I knew no other way of doing it. I tried to watch the Ice palace scene on my phone, but he internet was so weak on that I barely even bothered with it. After that, I exercised par using my stationary bike and wearing that ceinture I just bought, and listening to TheLivingTombsonte's remix of "Let It Go".

On December 21tst of 2015, I made a drawing of Elsa while watching Frozen. Ever since then, I made it a tradition to watch La Reine des Neiges on their birthdays.

On June 21st of 2016, I made a drawing of a pregnant Anna, while watching La Reine des Neiges again. It was also the last jour of my 9th grade class.

On December 21st of 2016, instead of watching the movie, I remade the drawing of Elsa hugging Olaf from my very first article, and after that, I wrote an article where I listed off 40 of my favori fan-arts of Elsa, as sort of a gift to her. However, that jour wasn't easy, because I had to go to the psychiatrist, and help my father with the decoration of my Cousin/Godmother's new house. I was agitated, but I got over it, and I still managed to finish the article.

On June 21st of 2017, after remaking that fan-art of the very first Anna related article I ever wrote, where multiple versions of Anna protect a broken down Elsa, I wrote an article where I listed off 40 of my favori fan-arts of Anna. I even commenté on the fact that people pay plus attention to Elsa than Anna, when in reality they're both fantastic.

These two dates have become plus than just the Winter and Summer Solstice, but also the birthdays of two of my favori characters of all time.

The Intimacy.
One of the things that La Reine des Neiges made interesting during the 8th grade was the intimacy and closeness.

On a Friday evening, when my laptop was taken to an old friend to fix it, I was using my mother's computer. I didn't just use it to watch YouTube, but I also did dozens of quizes, and some of them were La Reine des Neiges related. I was having a lot fun that night, and I loved it so much that one Friday night, I tried to recreate it, but it just wasn't the same.

One Sunday morning, while on laying on the mattress on the floor, I watched some Creepypasta and animé videos, and then me and my father went out for a walk around the hills, and I was pondering about Frozen's quality, thinking that it's okay, but I only watch it during Winter Brakes. Then, we bought bière for each other, and at home, I rewatched an episode of FMA.

During a December evening, back in 2014, when I had no internet at home, at my father's house, I put at least a dozen La Reine des Neiges articles as tabs, and read them when I'm at home. It provides for good lire material whenever toi don't any internet with you.
While lire through Elsa's Wikia page, I was listening to "Kiss it Goodbye" par Nickelback.
I did the same thing in July of 2015, when I had problems with my internet again.

Heck, there were many times when I was alone, but it was made plus interesting thanks to Frozen, especially when I'm écriture articles about it.

Pokemon Back
Now, I didn't play Pokemon Black fir the firs time when I became obsessed with Frozen. I played it back in June, and to this day, it remains my most replayed game ever.

Back in December of 2014, I had problems with the internet at home. It all started on the Monday morning that came after the Saturday night I wrote my first article. I wanted to see if MaidofOlreans replied, but I couldn't at home. So, before going to school, I went to school, I went to my father's house, and used his computer.
My mother told me to download a game to have something to play with until they fix it. I downloaded Pokemon Black version because it was my favori one.
Some of these memories include:
During the same December evening when I was lire those articles, I played it and earned my seconde Gym Badge.
The suivant jour it was fixed, I played it while my mother was cleaning her room. I wanted to help, but she didn't want any. While playing, I was listening to that "Let It Go" remix, on loop.
Around Christmas, I was struggling against Elesa, the fourth Gym Leader, while my Christmas arbre was shining brightly in front of me.
The last time I played it was around January ou late December, after I got my seventh Gym Badge, because I was too invested in La Reine des Neiges and Disney at the time to rally care about continuing it.

Still, I had fond memories of it,and I'm glad I played it, even though I didn't finish it.

Stopped chewing my nails
Now, a rather disgusting thing about myself that I no longer do is that I used to chew on my finger tips and fingernails.They looked ugly, and I stopped doing it because I knew that Elsa wouldn't approve. As a result, I stopped chewing it for a whole week, and when I accidentally told my mother that, she was incredibly happy. So happy in fact, that she hugged. I quite chewing on them lie they were a drug, and now I prreffer to have them grew all out.

My first Tablet
Back in April of 2015, my mother bought me my very first tablet. I can't remember the brand, but it was thick one that was colored white. I had it for one and a half year, until it accidental;y fell on my dumbells and its screen cracked.
When I arrived at my father's house, they greeted me, as that tablet was my Easter gift. As soon as I got it, the firs thing I did was to download La Reine des Neiges Free Fall, because I've been trying to download it on my phone for months, but failed. Now, with that tablet, I could finally play it an experience it. I played with it and I had a lot of fun, but later on I'd download games like Big Hero 6, Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Generation, and Sonic Rush, that made my seconde semester in that new school much plus interesting. When I watched La Reine des Neiges on TV, I played around with Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Generations before it started.

Heck, one of the first apps I downloaded was an MP3 downloader that downloads songs directly off the internet. I've had one on my phone, and I thought it would be nice to have one on my new tablet. However it already came prepackaged with some music, including "Staying' Alive" par the Bee Gees.

It became my go-to when listening to music, because it was loud and it helped me to ignore all of the noise that sorrounded me. I remember on time playing "Empire of Angels" on it, and it played so loud, I couldn't here everyone else, which was a plus because my classmates were complete jackasses that spoke nothing but nonsense.

Back on May 2nd of 2015, after the Christening party was over, me and my parents bought a case for my tablet, so I wouldn't have to bring the with it all the time, as a way to protect it.
I even uploaded all of my La Reine des Neiges images from my laptop on it, but soon deleted it when it was running out of space.

Still both La Reine des Neiges and my old tablet made a lot of great memories, that I'll remember very fondly.

Berserk
Now, around April of 2015, after I came accueil from my extra curriculum English classes, I played around Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Generations and I accidentally bumped into a video of the manliest animé theme ever. And the TV version of "Forces" par Susumu Hirasawa was on the list. I was blown away when I first heard it, and couldn't stop listening to it. I dare even say it's so absolutely amazing and bombastically epic that it's my favori song of all time!

One time, when I came from a fair with my parents, I went on separately to have a short walk, while listening to "Forces", and when I came home, I layed down on my bed, and played a slideshow of the downloaded Elsa fan-arts, with La Reine des Neiges playing in the background. It honestly made them even plus epic looking.
Not only that, but that song made my Summer Vacation of 2015, all the plus interesting.

Idina Menzel and Kristen Bell
Now in my précédant article, I already explained how I was introduced to Idina and Kristen, but for those of toi who haven't read, here's how it started.
Overtime, as I became a fan of Frozen, I discovered plus things about it, including the people who were involved in its production (The directors, artists, actors, etc.) But the ones that stood out to me were Idina Menzel and Kristen Bell. Now, months before becoming a fan of Frozen, I saw the 2014 Kids Choice Awards on Nickelodeon while taking a break from my homework, in my mother's room. When La Reine des Neiges was declared as the best animated movie of 2013 (Personally, much as I l’amour Frozen, that honor should've gone to The Wind Rises.) and when Kristen cloche, bell took the award, I thought that she was the actress who played Elsa. Keep in mind that when I first watched Frozen, I thought that Elsa was the main character because how populaire and heavily advertised she was.

When I discovered that Elsa's voice actress was Idina Menzel, I began to learn plus about her, and slowly become a fan of her music, and even a big fan of her.
Originally, the only song I heard from her was "Let It Go". When I learned plus about her, I was surprised to see that she also played Elphaba from Wicked and Nancy Tremaine from Enchanted.
I listened to "Defying Gravity", and while I liked it, it wasn't my cup of tea. I preferred "Let It Go" a lot more.

I already knew about Kristen cloche, bell before, but not much. However like with Idina, I found out a lot about Kristen after I became a fan of Frozen. One example is when she showed her baby bump to his boyfriends's dying father, so she could montrer the baby to its grandfather. And a few weeks ago, she posté tweets about how she helped in a retirement accueil and how kid she was to the elderly. This shows. how much of a sweet woman she really is.
Not only that, but she's also quite hilarious. Back in Spring of 2015, I watched a video about the funniest sex scenes in movies, and one of them included Kristen Bell, where she orgasmed her brains out. She even screamed: "THIS IS THE BEST SEX EVER!" My comment? "I can't believe Anna from La Reine des Neiges a dit this."

Also, this Tuesday, Idina Menzel got remarried, and while I was happy, I was also kind of somber about it for 2 reasons.
1.I was used to seeing Idina Menzel as a single mother and this marriage thing came right the hell out of nowhere for me.
2.I've been trying to get into contact with Idina Menzel, but I always failed. And now that she's married, goes on a honeymoon, and the possibility of a seconde child, feels like she'll never acknowledge me ou bat an eye at me. And don't think that Idina is one of those célébrités that ignore her fans, because Idina has nothing but l’amour and respect towards her fans. So, it makes me feel left out.

But still, I can't help but thank La Reine des Neiges to introducing me to these two amazing ladies, whom I'd l’amour to meet and be my friends.

My emotional problems.
Now, as I've a dit before, the reason why I fell in l’amour with Elsa is because she's the first character I ever related too. Sure, I related to other characters like Quasimodo, but I merely shared similarities with them in terms of personalities, and I never heard of the word "relatability" before. La Reine des Neiges introduced me to the concept of relatable characters and stories.

Now, about my problems, back in the jour I suffered from depression and anxiety, and I still do, to this day. I had them for two reason: 1.I was so different from everybody else that I couldn't relate to them ou consider them friendly. 2. Everyone were complete assholes whom I'd stay as far away from as possible.
Heck, those years of being sorounded par all of those savages gave me PTSD towards misbehaving middle-school children. I'm not kidding when on Tuesday, when we went to class 205 to have Projective Drawing class, the 7th grade came in and we started arguing about who's supposed to be in that class. We had to wait for the answers, and those monsters had to stay in there with us. I swear, I almost yelled like Arnold did in Kindergarden Cop, because I couldn't take the LOUD NOISES, the pointless yelling and screaming, the fidget spinners (I swear, if we had fidget spinners back in 2013-15, I would've gone completely insane!), unsympathetic and arrogant behaviour, etc.

Back in my 8th grade, on a Thursday evening, after I was done with my extra curiculum Match classes, I went for a walk while listening to that "Let It Go" remix, thinking how the haters of that song must be a bunch of idiots (I apologize for thinking that.). When I came home, I read rumors about Frozen's sequel, and then I read commentaires about how much of a blank slate Elsa is, and they depressed me. Which hurt a lot because I had to study with my mother because the following jour was the semester final exam in Romanian. After we were finished and she left, I broke down crying for half an hour, because I couldn't handle those awful things people a dit about her. Especially because I related to Elsa so much, it felt like their negative commentaires to Elsa were about me, and it hurt a lot. I grabbed a huge pillow, imagining it to be Elsa comforting me.

On the same afternoon as that terrible Tuesday, I saw Idina's post about her marriage and I felt somber. However, I also felt really selfish, because it felt like I wanted Idina to be alone and not be happy. I wanted Idina to claque, smack me across the face for that selfish thinking.

And I still slap myself across the face whenever I make a mistake, so I could learn from it, and not repeat it.

I still have many of these emotional problems, because I'm still afraid of hurting others, letting my emotions get the better of me, seeing people talk negative about Elsa and Anna as if they were talking about me, etc. But I can safely say, while half of current my classmates are still unlikeable, the other half are really nice people and share many of my interest too! One girl even told me how she loved Ed, Edd and Eddy, Samurai Jack, Ben 10, and TMNT when she was younger, and loves Regular Show, Steven Universe, and Frozen.
And during Coordonation class, the classmates asked me to tell jokes, and they were howling with laughter, because of my perverted sense of humor was unlike anything they're ever heard before. Opening up to them did not cause any sort of chaos, but rather allowed them to get to know me better. One of the boys even congratulated me. They didn't look at me as a freak ou as a clown, but as a friend. I'll still be the introvert that I am, but I'll try to be plus sociable. because I sure that if Elsa and Anna were real, that's what they'd want me to do.

I've suffered through a lot emotionally, and still do to this day, but I know that with the support of my family, friends, and toi guys, I can become a much better person, and work hard in order to be become an animator.


While La Reine des Neiges isn't without its flaws, there's no denial of the sheer impact that this movie had on me for so many things. I wouldn't even be here talking to you, if it weren't for Frozen. It became one of my favori films of all time, not just because it's a well made movie, but because of the personal connection I have with it, Elsa and Anna and the rest of the characters, and how this films changed my life permanently. It increased my interest in Disney movies, shows, and many others things. And it introduced me to so many social media sites on the internet and met so many people, that it felt like God made me fan just so I can meet all these wonderful people.

I really loved écriture this article. It was a giant nostalgia trip all the way through, and it made me feel like I was back in my 8th grade, and made me remember all of those amazing times I had fun with Frozen. Heck, this article can also be a recording, so my memories of them will not be Lost to the dust of time.

The upcoming Holiday special: Olaf's La Reine des Neiges Adventure; feels like we're experiencing La Reine des Neiges fever all over again. It makes me feel kind of sad because I was excited about La Reine des Neiges Fever, and now it's just a thing of the past. Idina Menzel once tweeted about how excited she is, and I replied about how the nostalgia is killing me.

I'm sorry if I sound cheesy, but I'm just going to say it: Thank toi Frozen. Thank toi for introducing me to these amazing people; thank toi for helping me with my emotional problems; thank toi for helping me become plus open; and thank toi Elsa and Anna for changing my life forever. Here's for three years more, and I hope that your sequel will surpass toi and the hate the first movie had will disappear.

I hope toi all enjoyed this trip down memory lane, and I wish toi have a wonderful day, and take care.

As always, Smell ya' Later!