A Microsoft Powerpoint Presentation
Table of Contents
• Reasons why I am (and your child may be)
obsessed
• How to tell if your child has an unhealthy
obsession (and how I know I have one)
• Treatment Options
• FAQ’s
• A day in the life of the most Frozen obsessed girl
on the planet
• Visual representation
Why I Am/They Are Obsessed
• Frozen is one of the only Disney movies to
promote the prince as being the villain, and
having two sisters save the day
• Frozen has many songs of different genres
throughout the movie, which are all very
catchy and easy to learn
• Frozen tells the story of two sisters, who are
very much alike me and my sister.
A Deeper Look
• Frozen is one of the largest fandoms at the moment,
meaning that millions of people between the ages of 920 have an obsession similar to mine
• The movie ends and leaves plenty of possibilities for
continued story lines, so it is easy for people to start
coming up with ideas without even meaning to. (Fan
Fictions are very popular in the Frozen fandom. Check out mine on
www.wattpad.com and search Frozen in Oz)
• Frozen is the first Disney movie ever to have a
unplanned sing-along version in theaters due to the
increasing popularity
• It is undeniably the most popular and best movie in all
of eternity
How I Know I Have an Unhealthy
Obsession (you mean healthy interest?)
• Because I continuously go to the movie theater and sing
along to every song in Frozen dressed as Elsa (twice and counting)
• Because I play the Frozen soundtrack on the bus and sing as
loud as I possibly can with my sister and when the other
kids question us, we look at them and sing, “I don’t care
what they’re going to say”
• Because I find a way to watch the movie online and know
every line every character says in the entire movie.(yup countless
times)
• When someone says something to me and immediately I
associate it with something related to Frozen. (Oh come on really?
Everything can be related to Frozen)
• Because I created a roleplay account for one of the
characters on Instagram and became one of the most
popular Elsa’s on the internet ( @the__snow__queen )
Treatment Options
• One way to handle your adolescent’s “healthy
interest” in Frozen is to have them keep a journal
of all their Frozen thoughts, so that they do not
sing in the middle of class randomly and get
weird looks. (I find this to be extremely effective for myself)
• Another way is to find someone equally as
obsessed and reserve their fangirling for times
when they are with them.
• In extreme cases, consider completely ignoring
them whenever the term “Frozen” comes up,
because they are probably a lost cause (such as myself
and my sister)
FAQ’s
• Will My child always be this obsessed?
• I’m afraid so. At least for a long time. In my experience, I tried to stop
but I just couldn’t Let it Go. (see what I did there?)
• Should I try and stop them from fangirling outbursts?
• No. That is the worst thing to do because they need to get their passion
for Frozen out every so often at specific times or else they will not
survive much longer. Another thing is that for some, Frozen is an
escape from things that may be happening at school. An example is that
my Frozen obsession has helped me cope with some bullying I have
recently experienced.
• Is it okay for me to try and join in their fun?
• Absolutely NOT. The Frozen fandom is like a religion. It is sacred to each
fangirl/boy and having their parents join in will destroy the entire
community.
• Why does my child keep asking me if I want to build a snowman?
• Duhhhhhh because they want to go and play and they never see you
anymore, come out the door, it’s like you’ve gone away.
MMY Personal Obsession
The following pages will explain
a day in the life of me, the most
Frozen obsessed girl on the
planet. A couple things to note
are that most everybody calls
me Elsa, because I am
convinced that I am Elsa, and
my sister is Anna, and Hans also
attends our school to much
dismay.
Morning/School
• First I wake up to Let It Go or
sometimes For the First Time in
Forever
• I spend the next hour
successfully giving myself Elsa’s
braid/makeup, but occasionally I
change it up and do coronation
hair.
• I then proceed to check my Elsa
account on Instagram
• Then I grab my Frozen journal
and head out the door
Daytime
• School gets really boring sometimes, so when I’m allowed I
plug my headphones in and watch as I get weird looks
when I lip-synch to the lyrics of Do You Wanna Build a
Snowman?
• When I have an idea, I sketch something down in my Frozen
journal
• My assist period comes along and I spend the hour with
Anna singing Frozen songs and talking nothing but Frozen.
After School
• If I have finished all my homework, I go home and
spend most of the night on Instagram roleplaying,
while the Frozen soundtrack blasts in the room
• Did I mention I know how to sing every song in the
movie in English AND French?
• Note: I legitimately do all of these things on a
regular basis
Why I’m Convinced I’m Elsa
I don’t even need to explain. Is it just a coincidence we look like the real deal? Yes,
I’m wearing the wig but I still look just like her when I’m not wearing it.
My Instagram Page
This is my page. I’m currently one of the
most popular Elsa’s there is.
The fandom has combined Tangled,
Wicked, and Rise of the Guardians with
Frozen to make more interesting story
lines.
Fan Art
This is a piece I did with some scrap
cardboard one day when I was bored.
It currently hangs in my room.
My Frozen Journal
This is the first thing I ever drew in my
Frozen Journal. Now a days its full of
other drawings, song lyrics, thought or
ideas for continuing story lines, and my
favorite quotes from the movie.
Conclusion
So by now anyone who has read this has
probably realized that Frozen is my life. In
reality, my brain cannot function throughout the
day unless at least ½ of it is submerged in the
world of the Disney movie. Frozen helps me get
through tough days, and also makes me feel
special and unique. I am so thankful I am able to
love it so much.