nine_t_nine

First want to say I'm so impressed by all your incredible advocacy work, and how you've given other survivors of sexual assault such strength.

My question is, how have your experiences and your abduction influenced how you raise your own children? Would you say you're overly safety conscious or cautious?

Thank you for doing this AMA, you're such an inspiration!

Thank you for the answer. I've got three small ones myself and it's always a struggle to know when to encourage independence, and when to unleash the helicopter. I can't imagine how much more pronounced that must be with your experiences. Your kids have an amazing role model to look up to!

Looking back on your experiences as a child actor, were the sets made kid friendly for you by the adults on the crew? Do you ever look back now and think, Shit that was not cool to do around a kid?

Hey Kristen!

I've got a four year old daughter, so needless to say we're big Frozen fans arround here. I regularly "call" Anna and Elsa to get my daughter to do things.

"Elsa doesn't wear pants so I don't have to. The cold doesn't bother me either!"

"No really, Reagan, I just spoke to Anna in the phone and she said Elsa wear pants in the winter. She's being facetious. Just put on some pants."

So thanks for being on call!

Anyhow, when Frozen 2 was announced, there was a campaign to give Elsa a girlfriend. I can see so many reasons why this would be an incredible idea, but I don't think Disney would ever go for it. Do you think Elsa should have a girlfriend in the sequel?

I hope she answers this one! I'm very interested on her views on this, particularly concerning how much importance religion places on 'purity'.