Abyssinian Flower

If you’re feeling lonely today, or lost, or angry, or depressed, or anxious, or sad, or hopeless, remember who you belong to.  You, my friend, are a child of God. You are a man of God, you are a woman of God, you are a child of God. And He loves you. Always. Forever. No matter what. Do not be afraid. Now, go to Him. 

This is so pure

he’s too good for us

Nothing can compare to that feeling when you open your Bible and your mind just… stills. No matter what’s going on in my life, no matter how stressed or lonely or upset I feel, the second I breathe and listen to what God has to say I know it’s going to be okay. I know it is okay.  Be still, He says to me, to you, to us. All is well.

@staff

This scene fucked me all the way up and back down

This part fucked me up. I thought Judy was a minority (if we bring this into real life) and this part I just didn’t understand? Like I get it, but also I don’t

Judy is supposed to be a woman and represent sexism (bunnies can’t drive, they’re stupid, bad at math, all they’re good for is for making children, they’re weak, they can’t do macho jobs, they’re constantly looked down on for being cute, “you throw like a bunny,” etc) but a white woman, or at the very least non-“scary” PoC (black, maybe latinx but with the usage of the word predator and the obvious symbolism and parallels to real life, mainly black) so not a predator while Nick is supposed to be a “predator” (black) man and it’s honestly one of my favorite parts of the movie because it shows intersectionality. Hope this helps you make more sense of the scene.

Ahh. ✊🏾✨. But wait– the one scene where it’s her and the front desk leopard cop and he calls her cute and she says “only bunnies can call other bunnies cute” I could’ve sworn she’s a POC

It plays with concepts of oppression. At first the predators rule the animal kingdom in a classist way of being the top %10, but they become the disenfranchised because of the hysteria that sweeps zootopia