Yes, yes I did

@sophiadottir

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The creator's strong, opinionated stance on a commonly debated topic within fandoms (Disney cast members and the "breaking character") likely resonated with viewers who share her perspective, leading to engagement and shares.

Summary

The creator responds to a comment about former cast members keeping the "magic" alive by not revealing who they played. She disagrees with this practice, finding it silly and unnecessary, especially for adults. She believes that adults should not pretend to be friends with fictional characters like Tinkerbell, as it detracts from the magic for children.

Structure

1Acknowledges comment about former cast members
2Expresses disagreement with the practice of not revealing roles
3States personal belief that it's silly and dumb
4References a specific example of a Peter Pan actor
5Explains why the rule is weird and unnecessary
6Concludes by stating she would never ruin the magic for a child

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Reply to @kuzcotopia12 interesting...Most former cast members keep the magic alive even after leaving by saying "I was friends with..." You just blurt out who you "played" Joshua @BackintheClosetPodcast

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Replying to @kuzcotopia12 this I just my own opinion but I respect others’! This is just how I feel comfortable talking about my experience. But I’m always going to use discression if there are children around. This language and secrecy takes credit away from the performer. The whole thing feels OD to me. ##wdw##disney##excastmember##disneyland##disneyprincess

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Transcript

Yes, yes I did. Yes, yes I did. Yes, I did just blurt out who I played. I'm not gonna sit here and tell anybody else who worked for the company how to talk about their time with the company, how to talk about their characters. I understand why a lot of people revere that sort of Disney magic the way that they do, and I think that's really sweet. I do. I personally cannot get behind it because I think it's so dumb. I think it's so silly. Um, the Peter Pan who recently came out and made that video about his his stalker, made a similar statement and I felt so vindicated because he might be the first cast member I've ever seen say the same thing that I have always felt this way. I feel like that rule is so weird because anybody on the internet is older than 13 and anybody older than 13 knows Cinderella doesn't exist or isn't like a real princess who visits Walt Disney World every day and exists in multiple locations at the same time. Like, come on. Obviously, if you're around a small child, like let's be a little demure about it. But I'm not ever going to like look at another adult in the face and be like, I was friends with Tinkerbell. Like, let's get a grip here. I don't know. But I would never, ever, ever, ever, ever ruin that magic for a child because I'm not an asshole.