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Well, this, combined with the embarrassing light the fandom was cast in because of the official Brony Documentary a while back guarantees I'm never telling anyone about my liking this show. No way I'm gonna let myself get typecasted as a stereotypical brony, like the ones these documentaries show off. I want people to keep hanging out with me and not thinking I'm creepy or weird or childish, which is the vibe these sorts of documentaries cast on Bronies.

No flaw stood out. I enjoyed the episode overall, and I didn't see any glaring flaws. Maybe if I'd been deliberately nitpicking or over-analyzing to find problems I'd have seen some, but I don't watch the show that way. I liked this episode!

Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. That would be too weird and strange, physically and mentally. So my response is a nice warm mug of NOPE. Besides, I already have an awesome girlfriend, why would I want to date a pony?

@, This thread is gonna get locked soon from serial escalation of both sides, so I'll toss my two cents (not bits) in before it does get locked. I understand a lot of what you're saying. (I really, really do) I squirm uncomfortably at the sight of stereotypical bronies sporting neckbeards and fedoras, and whining about a friendzone that doesn't exist, and being "men's rights" activists and whatnot. I know lots and lots of fans take things way too far, what with the R34 garbage and the sexual plushies and all that trash. I get it. I absolutely abhor many aspects of this fandom. I barely consider myself a member of it. I don't look the part, act the part, or "feel" the part. I don't troll the internet, I go outside and play soccer and go on dates. I consider myself "normal", and much more well adjusted than many nutty bronies. HOWEVER, that qualifying statement aside, there are much better ways to address these issues than going off on tangents and launching ad hominems against people. You're making your points in a very blunt and brazen way, and that's not the way to communicate these issues. If anything, it just makes the issues worse. And its not really your place or my place to call people out on their behavior. This is the Internet after all, and this isn't meant to be serious business. Admittedly, many bronies take the show way too serious, but you're taking their taking it too serious too seriously. You're doing the thing you hate. I'm just saying, its not anyone's place to call someone out just for being.... weird. We may not like it (I know I don't), but its their thing and their choice.

Trust me, I understand this. The Brony fandom can be downright humiliating to be associated with, and I know for a fact I'd never want to be classified in public as one (Hence why I never tell anyone about it). I mean, I'd rather not be thought of as an antisocial awkward mentally challenged basement dwelling misogynistic neckbeard. Obviously not all Bronies are like this, but the stereotype is there and it must be based at least somewhat in truth, so I'd rather not be a part of it.

Alicorns lose. Period. A flying unicorn against intercontinental ballistic missiles, stealth bombers, heavy tanks, and thousands of infantry? Please, all four princesses together would be turned into glue within minutes. However, that's all speculation, because we don't know what those shields are capable of blocking. I'm still siding with the US Military.

I dislike the overanalysis that people like Digibrony do anyways, so I don't mind in the slightest that he's leaving. And if anyone tries to say he's "depriving us of a great analytic", then you need to get your head examined. Its a fandom, and it was a hobby of his. Interests change, and nobody can force him to do something he doesn't want to anymore. Let him do what he wants to. Although I never did like how lots of people in this fandom let people like Digibrony decide whether they liked the episode or not for them.