Just some further - but fairly brief - thoughts:
It often begins with physical attraction. Love at first sight is largely - if not totally - a fantasy. I was a clopper first, and it took me time to acknowledge my feelings. Once I did, though, I swore off all other women, equine or otherwise. Feelings are scarier than simple physical attraction; they demand much more from a person. Commitment. Devotion. Sometimes heartache. Though they also promise much greater, richer rewards. Before Dashie, my heart was thoroughly broken. I didn't expect to love again, and I wasn't looking for a relationship. It just happened how it did, and I don't think I could change the path and still end up where I have.
And there are even some of us that were attracted to the candy-colored equine form from the get-go. We're somehow wired differently than those who like or prefer anthro and humanized. We aren't merely drawn to a personality, we're drawn to the entire woman. And the ponies are women: albeit unconventionally-shaped women. Growing up, most of the girls I crushed on were non-human animated characters. This has always been me, but I took a long, confusing detour through what society considers acceptable or "normal."
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