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16 Disney Crushes We Still Can’t Get Over

16 Disney Crushes We Still Can’t Get Over

LiShang, Gaston, Aladdin, Prince Eric
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Someday our prince will come!

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Someday Our Prince Will Come!

LiShang, Gaston, Aladdin, Prince Eric

Courtesy of Disney

For many of us, some of our earliest crushes were on Disney characters. Afterall who doesn't want to find that fairytale kind of love, or at least true love's kiss? They were on the big screen, the small screen, in our Happy Meals, coloring books, and toy bins. Plus, they were so damn cute! Here are some of our favorite Disney crushes.

Li Shang

Li Shang

Mulan’s hottie Li Shang is our number one both for stunning looks (I mean, have you seen those cheekbones? That jawline? Swoon) but also because he was our first-ever bisexual king. Listen, we get it, he’s not “officially” queer but we all know the truth. He was catching major feelings for Ping (aka Mulan) and that was a major gay awakening moment. We would happily let him "make a man" out of us.

Gaston

Gaston

What can we say, we crave a bad boy with the chest of a bear. Is he a narcissist with terribly regressive gender politics? Yes. Does he brag about his ability to spit (expectorate)? Also, yes. But do we still want to be his power bottom ala LaFeo-? Oh, very much yes.

David Kawena

David Kawena

This sweetie pie from Lilo & Stitch stole our hearts with his boy-next-door good looks and major surfing skills. Plus, he has a dreamy surfer boy haircut and fills out his Hawaiian shirts just the way we love — how could we not crush hard?

Kristoff

Sure Hans is more traditionally good-looking (you know his IG would be lit) but the prince who stole our heart in Frozen was oh-so-sweet (and musclebound) Kristoff. It doesn't hurt that we also get the pleasure of hearing Jonathan Groff’s dulcet tones every time he sings or speaks. We would love to, ahem, let it go with Kristoff any day of the week.

Maui

Maui is built like a god, because, well, he is one. Plus those tattoos and flowing curly hair. We want to throw ourselves into that volcano. And yes, that is a euphemism for you know what.

Robin Hood

12 Disney Crushes We Still Can\u2019t Get Over

Ok, yes, he’s a fox — but he’s so damn foxy! With his pointy hat, smooth moves and adorable grin, how could you not fall in love with this charming outlaw?

Prince Eric

12 Disney Crushes We Still Can\u2019t Get Over

Jet black hair and dreamy blue eyes — what’s not to love! No wonder Ariel gave up her fins for this fine fella. We definitely wanted Eric to make us part of his world.

Aladdin

12 Disney Crushes We Still Can\u2019t Get Over

Sexy street rat, for sure! He was practically shirtless the entire movie; that and his million dollar smile, athletic ability and, oh, did we mention his singing voice? We’ve never had a (boy)friend like him.

Simba

12 Disney Crushes We Still Can\u2019t Get Over

A lion, yes. But adorable? Also yes! Plus, he was voiced by our own real-life crushes Jonathan Taylor Thomas and Matthew Broderick, so it makes sense that Simba had us all googly-eyed.

Hercules

12 Disney Crushes We Still Can\u2019t Get Over

Zero to hero to hunk! Hercules is, literally, a god. No other Disney character can compete with those pecs. And the boy has a jawline for days.

Tarzan

12 Disney Crushes We Still Can\u2019t Get Over

Aladdin may have been running around in a vest, but Tarzan one-upped him and kept it to the lone loincloth! Tight muscles, wild hair, no clothes — Jane, you lucky bitch!

Milo Thatch

12 Disney Crushes We Still Can\u2019t Get Over

Milo is one of the most underrated Disney cuties. He’s totally nerdy hot. He’s smart, sensitive and has adorably oversized glasses — what’s not to love?

Prince Naveen

12 Disney Crushes We Still Can\u2019t Get Over

We don’t know where Maldonia is, but wherever it is, we want to go to there! Prince Naveen slayed us with his smile — we’d kiss a lot of frogs to find this kind of cute!

Flynn Rider

12 Disney Crushes We Still Can\u2019t Get Over

Oh, the smolder! Flynn’s got the sexy smolder on lock. His carefree attitude, roguish facial hair and expressive eyes are deserving of more than just a frying pan to the face.

Tadashi Hamada

12 Disney Crushes We Still Can\u2019t Get Over

Tadashi joins Milo as the brains of this bunch. Genius inventor and amazing older brother, Tadashi was taken from us too soon. Let’s get a Big Hero 6 prequel story just focused on him, yeah?

Prince Adam/Beast

12 Disney Crushes We Still Can\u2019t Get Over

Sure, he was a “hideous” beast for most of the movie, but Prince Adam was one damn fine human underneath! Come on, be honest — you totally crushed hard after that transformation scene at the end, right?

Kronk

12 Disney Crushes We Still Can\u2019t Get Over

Kronk may be a mindless meat head stereotype, but if the Emperor’s New Groove taught us anything, it’s that people can surprise us. Kronk’s unquestioned (for the most part) loyalty to Izma, his uncanny connection to cute woodland animals (oh, and his bulging muscles and fantastic cooking abilities), makes him a shoo-in for our Disney crush list.

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Dustin loves writing, reading, and movies, and is basically a cat lady. He's passionate about travel, but most of all, he's obsessed with a little space opera called Star Wars.

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Rachel Shatto, Editor in Chief of PRIDE.com, is an SF Bay Area-based writer, podcaster, and former editor of Curve magazine, where she honed her passion for writing about social justice and sex (and their frequent intersection). Her work has appeared on Elite Daily, Tecca, and Joystiq, and she podcasts regularly about horror on the Zombie Grrlz Horror Podcast Network. She can’t live without cats, vintage style, video games, drag queens, or the Oxford comma.

Rachel Shatto, Editor in Chief of PRIDE.com, is an SF Bay Area-based writer, podcaster, and former editor of Curve magazine, where she honed her passion for writing about social justice and sex (and their frequent intersection). Her work has appeared on Elite Daily, Tecca, and Joystiq, and she podcasts regularly about horror on the Zombie Grrlz Horror Podcast Network. She can’t live without cats, vintage style, video games, drag queens, or the Oxford comma.