Sugar Pea

Imma kid, totally. haha

Oblivion is a very addicting game, I'll admit! Love it.

I'll hug my best friends and family, or people whom hugs mean the world too. Otherwise, I don't honestly like hugs, but it makes the other person feel good.

I un-brohoof if I didn't mean to or if I realize the response/post was snarky, mean, anything negative that I would view bad.

Totally. I don't know why they are so overlooked. That is the purpose of the show; to express morals of friendship and it's importance, not whose best pony or to please people. That's why I liked the show anyways, it's messages are warm and very helpful. Gave me some good tips on how to improve my friendships.

Don't feel bad, I don't have a character neither. I've been trying to make one, but even if I did I wouldn't have a clue what to do with it than leave it on a shelf. Unicorns do sound cool! Anyways, I would pick your favorite colors, and come up with a cutie mark and a mane style. Wish you luck!

I believe it's because we cannot simply comprehend exactly why they enjoy watching what they do, specifically if it's not our taste. For example (this is an example, complete fiction), if I disliked pancakes and I notice my friend on the left of me watching an instructional video on how to make pancakes, of course I would question and look oddly confused as to why they would want to make those gross things. I concur to myself that 90% of the time, people aren't necessarily "looking down" on you when you watch something they don't like, just dumbfounded and doesn't understand. Sort of like the brony fandom, most anti-bronies just don't see how boys can break out of their stereotypical spheres and watch a children's cartoon, not understanding at least why they like it. Usually, it's major confusion and misunderstanding from various sources, or experience itself that makes people express their distaste for a fandom, show, food, etc.

"I wonder if I've been changed in the night? Let me think. Was I the same when I got up this morning? I almost think I can remember feeling a little different. But if I'm not the same, the next question is 'Who in the world am I?'. Ah, that's the great puzzle!" - Alice, Alice in Wonderland

"Believe that life is worth living and your belief can help create the fact." - William James

I'm not sure if music is simply evolving like a Pokémon, or just loosing it's touch. I have noticed that certain genres are straying of the rail a bit, if you know what I mean. Pop sounds more like Rap now and then, Country is almost starting to sound like pop, etc etc. Music has lost it's touch for me, anyways. I can only listen to it for so long until I have to turn it off because of the minor headache it gives me anymore. Only very rarely will there be a gem, but overall most of it just sounds the same to me. But I would like to point out I'm not saying music today sucks or anything, I'm not one of those people. Maybe it's just me.