Elsa gay

• Honeymaren could be Elsa's potential love interest in Frozen 3, potentially confirming Elsa is male lover.
• Elsa and Honeymaren share a connection based on their Northuldra heritage and love for world.
• Disney's LGBTQ+ inclusion has been poor in the past, and it needs to handle Elsa's potential romance with Honeymaren properly.

Ever since "Frozen" premiered in 2013, people in the LGBTQ community have start Queen Elsa's story to be a powerful allegory for queer identity, and hoped she might be given a gay care for interest in the coming sequel.

But Elsa doesn't contain any type of amorous partner in the upcoming movie, despite the well-liked fan theories about her sexuality. 

"When we agreed to do the sequel, we agreed we were going to not build it [from] the outside in," codirector Jennifer Lee said in an interview with Insider at the Walt Disney Animation Studios in Burbank, California this past September. "We just couldn't do it."

Lee and her codirector Chris Buck, along with producer Peter Del Vecho, first started thinking about the story for "Frozen 2" about three years ago. 

"What we did was spend a lot of time with each of the characters," Lee said. "I journaled as the characters, we did personality tests, just a lot of in-depth labor and looking at where they are in their lives. For us, really looking at what Elsa's journey is, it was her need to perceive her powers."

Lee and Buck have said that two o

Disney's Frozen and the 'gay agenda'

"Sometimes, a cigar is just a cigar," he says. If you glance hard enough, he says, you can find a hidden homosexual agenda in almost any song, feature or any other labor of art.

Meanwhile, some members and allies to the LGBT community are claiming Elsa as their own.

Ryan C Robert, writing, external for Qodda, argues that the film has given LGBT youth a personality with which to empathise. He says the film portrays unconditional sisterly treasure, and many LGBT kids need to understand that people will love them regardless of what happens.

"Disney's Frozen may not hold intended for one of the main characters, Elsa, to have a story that is such an easy parallel to the world of growing up in the closet, but it happened," he writes. "It happened, and now we're gonna celebrate."

There isn't consensus in the LGBT community as to what the movie means, however.

"It's time for a life check," writes, external the Daily Dot's Rob Price. "I don't wish to dismiss anyone's interpretation, or tell someone they're watching a film 'the untrue way' - but

Elsa "Gay" Zimmerman

Elsa "Gay" Zimmerman, 83, of Aberdeen, SD, a devoted wife and mother, passed away peacefully on December 31, 2024, with her daughter and son-in-law by her side.

Gay’s wishes were to be cremated and no formal services will be held.

Interment will be at Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery in Jamestown, ND, at a later date.

Schriver’s Memorial Mortuary and Crematory, 414 5th Avenue NW, Aberdeen, is in charge of arrangements. Family and friends may sign the online guestbook at www.schriversmemorial.com.

Gay was born August 16, 1941, on a farm where she grew up in Fullerton, California to James and Addie Belle (Shepard) Kirker. Her career working for American Airlines as a teletype operator eventually took her to Chicago where, in the lobby of the Y.W.C.A., she met her soon-to-be husband, Quentin Zimmerman, a Gackle, ND native who was attending Optometry school there. After their marriage, they moved to Jamestown, ND, where she worked briefly until her first child, Monica, was born. She became a homemaker and eventually welcomed two more children, Michelle and James.

In her younger years in California, she was a member of one of

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