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Dose anypony feel like the man inside of them is fighting back? I freakin love the show, I love the characters, I have a huge file on my desk to full of pony pics, and I'm saving up to go to the Appleoosacon but sometimes I just find my self thinking "What am I doing?" I have a job as the janitor of a small private school and have to sweep and mop a big echoy gymnasium, once while I was mopping I started whistling winter wrapup but when I started to sing it my mind drew a blank and I yelled "Why don't I know the words to this song!" and somewhere in the back of my mind I herd a little voice say "Why should you?" I just feel like the manly part of me is fighting back to kill my bronyism. I've only been a brony for about five months so I figure that it's just something that's going to pass in time, but does anypony else feel the same way?

I'm really excited that there is a con sort of near me, (actually its pretty far but I have family in Phoenix) I really hope I can go to this when it rolls around. This is a new con and if it doesn't do so well they might not have it again next year, so if you are'er in or near the valley of the sun you should defiantly consider going to this con. and even if you don't go tell your friends about it. Details on the con can be found here http://appleloosacon.com/ Oh, and I almost forgot, this con will be benefiting the Phoenix Children's Hospital.

I don't see why people want him to have a back story. There are some villains that need no story or explanation, they're just there and they'er evil as hell.

I'm not to excited about this I'll watch it just because we'er in the hiatus but that's about it. Judging buy there outfits it doesn't look like they put much effort into it, I mean their cloths don't really reflect their personalities very well. It looks like the same outfit with six different color schemes.

I NEED FLUTTERSHY!!!!!!! If they do do this then I'm over there like oponies business. Really the only thing that would be any better would be the CMC with capes! /)^3^(\

Ok, this is pretty cool. I know what its like writing stuff like this so I'll do my best. 1. To me a "man" is a male who takes care of his responsibilities whether they be to his children, spouse, or employer. Societies definition I think is a male who likes sports, guns, action movies, cars, and participates in manly activities. 2. My male role model is my father. He has always been very sportive both financially and emotionally, (when I told my family about MLP he was the first to accept it) and he has always been my template for how a man should act towards others. In my adult life he is like an adviser or consulate when I need to make big decisions. We still talk often, about nearly everything from philosophy and politics to my own stupid obsessions. 3. As far as sexist jokes are concerned I don't really think to much about them. I don't agree with the stereotypes they set, but I don't get offended when I hear them. Well being a brony I can't really say anything about gender roles, I think my choices in entertainment can state it more accurately than any witty quote or euphemism. 4. If anything the show has taught to appreciate things for what they are and what they represent rather than the labels that society has placed on them. 5. I am actually very open about the show, I have several t-shirts and pins that I wear all the time. Really the reason that I became an out brony was because I really didn't have anything to lose, I'm already the weird guy in the group and my brother would have told someone eventually The only memorable experience I've had as an out brony was when I went to school wearing one of my MLP t-shirts, and a some guy in my class made a big deal out of it, I told him "I had the guts to walk onto a college campus wearing a pretty pink pony even though I knew you would give me crap about it. I think that's more "many" than anything I've seen you do, so lay off." 6. I think that my favorite pony would have to be Fluttershy. Manly because her quiet and introverted personality reminds me of myself when I was a child. Always glad to help a fellow student, if you need anything else for this paper just pm me.

When I was a kid I had no friends so I was faced to play with my sister who had a lot of ponies. So yeah, I definitely would have ended up watching it.

One of the nicknames I have is for this guy. I know that everypony calls him Roidrage but I think thats a stupid name for a pony. I prefer to call him Horace Power because it sounds more like a name, and it's also more clever.

I'm in the process of converting my brother. Started out where I would watch an entire season of any anime he chose, and in exchange he would watch two episodes of MLP. Last week I watched a three hour mare-athon of my favorite episodes and he sat through the whole thing without complaining (and I didn't even ask him to, he just sat down and watched it) so I think that I'm making progress.