Frozen Hearts Worth Melting is a fanfic & fandom server for Disney’s Frozen and Beauty and the Beast dedicated to the healing and transformative power of love. If you’re 18+ with an open heart and mind and an interest in writing Frozen and/or BATB fanfic, this is the place for you!
Come join the fun and do the magic! We have lots of fun server activities, including:
Sharing WIP snippets (for encouragement only; no concrit allowed)
Sharing snippets of published works 2x per month (Olaf Presents - SFW snippets and Lumiere Presents - NSFW snippets) based on themes voted on by members ahead of time
Collaborative fic with each chapter written by a different server member (our current fic is a coffee shop AU with each chapter featuring a new drink)
General chat about writing and Frozen/BATB
Writing help and beta requests
Server writing events, such as the upcoming Friday the 13th event:
Members will write up to 2500 words allocated among 13 superstition prompts to be posted to an AO3 collection on designated days from October 1 - October 13. Prompts include, for example, pouring salt over your shoulder, black cats, walking under ladders, etc.
*** BTW, it's free to join Discord and you don't have to join any other servers if you only want to join this one. ***
DM me or @thefamilybruno for the link.
*** We try to be as non-judgemental as possible. Ship-shaming, kink-shaming, and character bashing are not allowed on the server, and it is a safe space for trauma survivors. ***
Some people: The Beast was the hero of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast.
Edgelords who think that they are being clever: Actually Gaston was the true hero of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast.
Me: You’re both wrong, Belle is the true hero of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. Her love not only broke the curse on the Beast, but her stubborn nature helped the Beast become a better person.
The following letter was sent by Bobby Moch from Poughkeepsie, New York to his parents back home in Montesano, Washington. The letter is dated June 20, 1936—Bobby’s 22nd birthday, one day before Father’s Day, and a mere two days before UW would sweep the Poughkeepsie Regatta.