I often get told by wherever I’m applying to to state my ethnicity to prevent discrimination, but surely it would be a lot harder for them to discriminate against me if I didn’t tell them my ethnicity?

Disney obsessed people tend to say they enjoy the magic and fairytales, but that just feels like denial of how terrible real life is. So instead of working together and fixing life, they spend hundreds, even thousands going to parks, buying merchandise, and watching movies over and over. All the while that money goes to a mega corporation that contributes to the worsening of real life.

Also, Disney is pretty much geared towards kids and being crazy about it is sorta creepy. It just seems like these people have experienced a failure to launch. People should grow up and stop expecting life to be a fairytale.

Edit: if you don’t live in Florida, I don’t think you understand how obsessed these people are.

Edit 2: Florida is a large place, I have this unpopular opinion because i live walking distance from Disney.

My parents had a strict clean shave policy when I was growing up but now I am an adult and now lives on my own. I had grown a kind of long french beard during the Covid lockdown and was visiting my family once the travel restrictions were relaxed. My parents are hardcore Islamaphobes and they were horrified seeing my 'muslim' beard and they asked me to shave it because people might think I have converted to Islam and its going to tarnish my family's reputation. I basically told them to fuck off and mind about their pubes rather than my beard. Today I was sleeping on the couch and my mom cut my beard off and now it's an ugly mess and I have no option but to shave it off and I can't fucking leave this place as I am under 14 day home quarantine as I travelled from another state and I feel they have won for now.