Let It Go: Disney's Coming Out Song

A couple of friends and I have been in LOVE with this song since we first heard it. We have laughed about buying the soundtrack for our kids and blasting it while alone in the car. Then we realized the reason it struck a chord was because we are all three gay.

Personally, I came out to my mom at 18. She told me I wasn't and sent me to therapy. For years, this was the routine. She flipped out if she thought someone knew. My dad just didn't want to hear about it. As I got older, I just never shared my personal life with them. It took meeting my wife to "Let It Go." Now everyone knows and I have never been happier.

Anyone else feel the same about the song?
Let It Go

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Well, if she had a love, I suppose.

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The song is meant to appeal to anyone who is dealing the issue of suppression, discrimination, just feeling unsure of themselves etc. I think it's fine and understandable for the LGBT community to embrace the song, just so as long as we don't get territorial with it. This feeling of needing to let go of something destructive in our lives is a universal human feeling. Coming out and/or dismissing criticism for being gay certainly falls into that spectrum, but if you ask around you'll find that we gays are not alone in this emotional experience.

btw, not accusing you of implying anything other than what you said, JerseyGirl2, I just felt the need to speak up, as I have seen a handful of homosexuals already who have decided to mark their territory and blast people who try to say it's anything other then a direct parallel of our experiences.

Personally, I see more of my parallels in The Little Mermaid, but that's just me.

Updated On: 2/3/14 at 08:44 AM

Watched Frozen last night knowing about the conversations eluding to this possibly being a lesbian story.

I didn't "see" it.
I was looking for it and even trying to "stretch it" to see it happen.
I still don't see it.
I'm gay and not opposed to it.
Appeared nothing more than sisterly love.

That's how I interpreted it too, BroadwayBenny. Anyway, the the song hit a strong point for me because I am so shy and don't like to let a lot of people in anymore because of how many times I've been hurt in the past. I also easily get anxiety attacks and those are embarrassing. So, I want to just be normal and let these feelings go, but it feels impossible most of the time. And that's what is so great about music. You can interpret it however you want and it.

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You didn't get the incestuous lesbian love story in this? It's so obvious!!!! I mean "Let It Go" has the same amount of syllables as "labia" which makes you think of a vagina which is what both of these sisters have so it's clear as day that Disney wants you to get that they're in lesbian love with each other.

Have you heard the song they cut from the finale, "Scissoring In The Snow"? It's so beautiful.

Updated On: 2/3/14 at 12:25 PM

That was a fun little song, it's a shame it doesn't get more attention for it's historical significance of being the first song ever written for a cartoon about cunnilingus.

And no straight person would own 8000 salad plates...

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I agree that it is moronic JerseyGirl.
Google "Frozen, Lesbian" and there are many websites, blogs, etc that brought it up.

STOP IT!!!
JUST STOP!!!

Da Se*** is always better on somebody else's face...

Go down on meee...go down on mee
Dahling it's betta when you are wetta
Take it from meeeee!!!

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