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Snapped this a week or so ago, showing off the pony I made to friends back home.

Half Japanese, a fourth Australian, and then the remaining fourth is some crazy Anglican mix of things I can't remember well...Mostly German, I think. I'm a mutt!

Yeah, I had a feeling that if you did any kind of sewing, knitting, etc., it went to being an anime fan. Which...is kinda stupid. I like to sew and make little craftsy stuffs, but I don't really like anime

Your Result: Artistic Nerd Whether it's painting, sewing, drawing, arts and crafts; or just splashing paint onto a canvas and calling it art; you mostly fit this description. Lots of people envy the artists, but be humble and keep working on it. There is a shortage of true artists today who actually contribute anything to society. Result Breakdown: 90% Artistic Nerd 61% Literature Nerd 51% Social Nerd 42% Musician 39% Gamer/Computer Nerd 34% Drama Nerd 30% Anime Nerd 7% Science/Math Nerd Hah, not surprising in the least, since I go to art school! I'm totally one of those crazy right-brain thinker weirdos.

Sorry, I misvoted - meant for "meh", clicked bad instead! You really got the personality and shape of Big Mac well, in a pleasingly simple way. But there are little problems - his neck/head (everything above that brown thingy he wears) feels detached from the rest of the body - if it were moved over to the right so his neck closer to being above the front leg, that would fix it. His body also seems long too, but moving the neck/head over would eliminate that problem I know it's not something you can really fix for this drawing in particular, but maybe just something to keep in mind for the future?

Respect, and not just for me. Just being a respectful person. Friendliness. Open mindedness. A sense of responsibility. No troubles like drugs, alcoholism, etc. (I had an ex that was like this, not doing it again.) Also - not wealth, but financial responsibility. And being funny doesn't hurt That's generally what I value at this point. Not just appearance - I kinda just went with appearance with aforementioned druggie, and...yeah... But I haven't had much experience dating, so I don't really quite know everything that I look for in a guy or what I would want to avoid. I don't know what I don't know!

The only time I can remember actually getting in trouble was in sixth grade, when one of the teachers caught me and my friends on funnyjunk.com and pretended to call the principal on us with a walkie-talkie :'D He scared me so much I didn't go on funnyjunk again until like, 2011. That was the day I learned what browsing history was, haha. Same year, my friends and I got into a number of fights with this other group of girls, the "bad girls". The new girl had joined our inner circle, but she was kinda wild so I think she really somehow made enemies out of the other group. So, yeah, that was actually a really fun year :'D Okay, and this last one isn't really me getting in trouble with the school, but getting in trouble with a very...mentally unhinged teacher that was getting crazier and crazier o.O It's not exactly on topic, but I'm bored and feel like telling this wonderful story anyway, haha. I was really very good at art and was pretty involved in the school's art community, and one of the art teachers absolutely loved me. I had been in her classes all throughout high school. Since she had helped me so much, I asked her to write a letter of recommendation for me for some scholarships. She did, gladly. But, she refused to give it to me. She insisted that she mail it off herself, that that's the way she's been doing it for years. However, the registrar absolutely told me that I must hand it in with the applications so I told that to art teacher, who refused and got angry. I tried to go back and forth between them (for some reason the registrar didn't think it was important enough for her to contact the teacher directly), and art teacher got angrier and angrier with me. It got really close to the due date, and I begged to some of my other teachers for a letter of rec literally in tears because I really needed these scholarships and I didn't understand why she was so mad at me. I felt really bad for putting that on them, and none of them were able to write one because there wasn't enough time. Crazy art teacher then exploded and started calling me all these names, insisted I was being rude, arrogant, stubborn, idiotic. And that I thought I was so talented that the rules didn't apply to me. I had no idea where any of this came from, but it really hurt because I always try my best to be polite, kind and respectful. Eventually I went to the assistant principal (who was also my 10th grade english teacher), and she was amazing and wonderful enough to write the letter for me, in half a day! And then I quickly moved out of crazy art teacher's class and tried my best to avoid her cause she was really scaring me. She really took this whole stupid letter of recommendation mess personally. Later that year, I went to a gallery opening with my parents and grandparents, and she was there. And she stalked me, then confronted me in front of my family...Everyone's said for years that she was a little unhinged, but man that terrified me. But I think she actually quit teaching the semester right after that whole mess. She must have had some actual mental problems, I think...

In high school I was very good at English, History, and art. I was in AP classes for all three of them (had 5 AP classes total in senior year alone), and I even got a 5 on the AP English test Of course the college I went to did not even take that into consideration and shoved me in the regular english class. Didn't even count aany of that credit, while it took the credits I got from my 4 on the AP US Gov test and 5 on the AP Studi Art portfolio...Still bitter about that. But anyway! Yeah, I just really, really suck at math-y and science-y classes, but I really excel in Arts, Literature/Writing and History.

Crazy cute, I love it And I love the gradient you got in her mane and tail! It's always nice to see people still using pencil and paper

I speak Spanish, but not well. Took six years of it in high school. My boyfriend is Puerto Rican, so I can understand most of what he and his family say to each other...I just sure as heck won't participate! Too much of an embarrassment, me coming in with my very American/Minnesotan spanish :'D I really want to learn Japanese, though. not because of Anime, but because I was born in Japan, and am half Japanese. It hurts to think that most anime fans know more Japanese than I do. I kinda struggle with my racial identity, and it's upsetting to me, how much I've lost through being Americanized. By blood I'm just as Japanese as I am American...

One thing I've really noticed that's different about bronies and general/old gen pony fans, is that when bronies say My Little Pony, they're only talking about the shows. But the show was never really an important part of the MLP franchise until FiM. It's the toys that really made a name for themselves, and the toys that snuck their ways into little girls' hearts. The shows were basically commercials to sell plastic equines, and it was a very, very, very small part of what the entire franchise was about. I can see how bronies only look at the shows, though, since G4 basically did something completely and totally new for the franchise - it shifted the perspective completely from the toys to the television show. I'm not trying to say that really seeing the franchise through the shows is a bad thing, It's just a difference in perspective that I always get a bit confused about. I love the old gen toys. And when I start looking at MLP from a toyline perspective, I actually like G1 and G3 better than G4, because they had variety and they were of better quality, and I find them much more aesthetically pleasing. And I don't have to try too hard to explain how they are ponies But I'm not as fond of G2 and 3.5, for aesthetic reasons, however I think I can easily warm up to G2 - I've got a few of them kicking around here. But if I'm watching the shows, eh I'll admit there just isn't that level of quality that G4 introduced. I've only actually watched G1 and some G3, and G1 was charming in its own (very dated) way, but I do love the G4 show much more.

Don't let shortness be an such an obstacle! I know it's a totally different ballgame for guys than it is for girls, but I understand being super shorter than most - I'm 4'9" and the same age as you. I used to hate my height, and would always talk about how I wished I were one of those really tall women. But I've grown to love my shortness, cause it's just a part of me and I think I love me and wouldn't change myself for anything I've been thinking, though. I wonder how much our physical selves influence our mental selves. Having to literally look up to almost everyone I see must have had some kind of psychological effect, even if it's a very small and subconscious one. It's a completely different physical perspective. So uh anyway, to me height doesn't matter at all. I don't think I would ever have to worry about finding someone shorter than me though, and I've also dated a human skyscraper before as well. But there are plenty of women around your height, and I'll bet many of them couldn't give a hoot about how tall you are. And try not to focus on what you think are the negative aspects about yourself, I'm sure there are good things that you just don't know about, or don't think are important. Just try to be you, and be proud of you because you are your own unique person and someone is bound to see that. edited for grammar...

I moved thousands of miles away to get away from my family, and I've had great, amazing friends that I would consider some of the greatest people I've met...yet I think I think I still choose family. And mine's about to be broken apart, and my mom will very soon move to the other side of the world...I think sometimes it takes something like that to realize how much something means to you.