A Horror–Mad Seven-Year-Old Girl Has Ditched Disney Princesses To Dress Up As Horror Icons (45 Pics)

I used to ask for my parents to sing the song, "one two freddy's coming for you" quite often, alongside the hearse song xD

Yeah. Doesn't mean you actually saw that film at five.

I'm not American lmao. I'm European myself. Funny how my parents never had social services or any kind of law called on them because I wanted to watch or play horrors from a young age. :) if your child is disturbed then sure, maybe stop it, but as long as your child's mental health etc is fine watching horror films, no one gives a s**t.

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Well, it is unfortunate, that you think that way. Emotional harm isn‘t always obvious from the outside. You - I hope you don‘t mind me saying that - sound pretty cold and detached. Maybe that‘s one result of beeing exposed to unsuitable horror content on a regular base, at a young age? ;) Unfortunatelly social services can‘t be everywhere. I hope you‘ll be a more responsible parent one day, than your parents were.

How can one sound cold and detached over the internet, I wonder? I have aspergers, so my way of speaking/socializing isn't exactly the same as everyone, but I am far from cold and detached, well, at least with people I like, anyway. Though perhaps you only think that I'm cold and detached because you disagree with me and you're desperate to think that anything you say is the truth. If you don't want to expose yourself or your children (if you have them) to horror etc, that's fine, but you can't judge others for doing so if they are perfectly happy, like for example, this child appears to be.

as long as you explain to your kids that these things are not real and they can handle it, it's not a problem. No one is sticking toothpicks in their eyelids and duck taping them to a chair to force them to watch movies. *at least I hope not. I was watching Nightmare on Elm street and exorcist as a child, I turned out just fine. Not every child needs to be coddled, or they will grow up and freak out at every little thing.

don't be a helicopter

I think it's way more emotionally damaging to let a child think they're a princess in which there is a Prince Charming who will come and save them and their life will be much happier being dependent on one.

This is just my opinion, but shouldn't children be protected by their parents? If the government has to protect your child, what're YOU doing?

I'm not talking abuse cases or anything like that. I'm talking about watching TV?