Taco Wiz

The concepts of "tomboy" and "girly" are based around outdated gender roles. You are what you are. I can't believe that bronies would be discussing this.

Oy, this thread again. (I haven't been on this site long, but I've seen people ask this question elsewhere.) If you're asking if fantasizing about being a pony out of the ordinary, then yes, yes it is. However, there's nothing wrong with doing something that's out of the ordinary. If it makes you happy and it doesn't harm anybody, then go ahead and imagine you're a pony. The thing that could cause you problems is telling people about it. Tulpas, clopping, etc. are best kept to sites designed specifically for that sort of thing. Otherwise, you risk creeping people out. Truth is, every single human being on the planet has something they do or think about that isn't considered appropriate. While not everyone fantasizes about being a pony, everyone does have something they do that's equally "weird". The thing that sets you apart is that you'e posting on a forum about it. tl;dr Nothin' wrong wit' 'dat, just don't blab about it too much.

I was surprised this series didn't already have a topic. Regardless, I'm so glad the new episode is finally out! I hope there's a song in it. The last song they did was breathtaking(ly funny). Because my laughter drained a lot of breath from me. Update: Hah, they totally knew I wanted a song. As for the episode itself, the Snowdrop interlude was funny, but I really, really wish they went with Double Rainboom. Snowdrop was just okay, whereas Double Rainboom was godawful.

Ah. That's different. Personally, I think it's pretty funny how often people confuse "brony" and "furry". It signifies ignorance on their part, at least as far as weird, internet-based subcultures are concerned.

And what's wrong with any of that? The way I see it, the problem isn't that there are bronies who do weird stuff. The problem is that we care that they're doing weird stuff. If it makes them happy, then they're free to do whatever.

And this is different from the Star Wars phenomenon how? Star Wars was a series of films aimed at children. Every single film after the first one was made with the intent of selling toys. Adults took a liking to it, created numerous adult-oriented parodies, and... This is stupid. We've gone through this before, boys and girls. Nothing is going to happen, so stop whining that adults are having fun with something made for kids.

His presence in the movie felt forced, as though he was added into the script at the last minute. That's probably what happened, anyway.