Disney Princesses in Therapy
After years of repressing her emotions—literally—this queen’s therapist suggests she stop freezing people out.
Who is Elsa?
“Hey, I just met you… and this is crazy…”
"But here’s my number, so call me maybe."
🧟♂️🚶♂️🚪🔫
What is The Walking Dead?
Made from fermented soybeans, this sticky Japanese breakfast food is famous for its strong smell.
What is Natto?
“I’m the king of the world!”
What is Titanic?
In therapy she explores intergenerational trauma and a grandmother with a very intense relationship to a mystical matchmaker.
Who is Mulan?
“I got that sunshine in my pocket…”
Got that good soul in my feet.
🎈🏡👴🏻👦🏻
What is "Up"?
This Filipino dish of pork or chicken stewed in vinegar, soy sauce, and garlic is a national favorite.
What is adobo?
“60% of the time, it works every time.”
What is Anchorman?
Her therapist questions if falling for a guy she met while unconscious might be a coping strategy.
Who is Snow White?
“Dora! Grab your backpack…”
Let’s go! Jump in, vámonos!
🕵️♂️🔍🧩
What is Sherlock Holmes?
This Filipino dessert features shaved ice, milk, and colorful sweet toppings like beans and jelly.
What is halo halo?
“Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer.”
What is Godfather?
Her therapist gently suggests she may be engaging in “maladaptive fantasy immersion,” given how often she escapes stress by befriending constellations and ancestral spirits.
Who is Moana?
“It’s time for Animaniacs… and we’re zany to the max…”
So just sit back and relax, you’ll laugh ’til you collapse.
🏖️👙☀️
What is Baywatch?
This fermented soybean brick is hung outside to dry and later used to make doenjang and ganjang.
What is meju?
"You thought I was dead? Well so did the presidents enemies."
Parks and Recs (Burt Macklin)
Her coping mechanism of escaping into cooking is interpreted as reclaiming control over an environment where she previously had none—even if that environment was a transformed amphibian swamp.
Who is Tiana?
“The Bing Bong song… who’s your friend…”
Who likes to play?
🌌🕶️💊
What is The Matrix?
This Korean cooking method slowly simmers food at very low heat until its broth reduces into a glossy glaze.
What is jorim?
"Sometimes, I guess there just aren't enough rocks."
What is Forrest Gump?