Lighting Star

@ Holy buck dem feels bro lol

I personally like Angel's relationship with Fluttershy. Though of course this is all up to whomever is writing it, but here's the way I see it: Angel Bunny truly does love and care about Fluttershy. But the methods he goes about caring for her aren't the ones a majority of people would use; especially on Fluttershy. He believes that a firm hand is needed to guide her, much like Seabreeze from It Ain't Easy Being Breezies. He helps her learn through negative reinforcement. When he wanted to teach her not to let others walk all over her, he went about it by showing her what it was like to be walked all over. While the effectiveness of these methods is debatable, at the end of the day Angel cares about Fluttershy deeply.

Names are a really funny concept aren't they? They're the sound someone makes when they want to refer to a specific person. Most of the time they're not even actual words. And to add onto their weird concept, a person doesn't get to pick what they want to be legally called. They can create a "nickname" for themselves that they would prefer to be called by officially they don't have any control over what essentially defines who they are. Is there a set criteria that you have to follow when you name force upon a newborn the very definition of their character? Is there something that defines what is acceptable and what isn't when you give them this identity? There seems to be a meta for names; you always see people being named the same things. George, Sarah, Susan, Max, Billy, etc. If you want this to be a crucial part of your child's identity, wouldn't you rather it be something unique? A name like Dash or Vinyl would certainly be an interesting one for your child. Wouldn't it make them stand out more as an individual? Instead of having someone say "Could you call George over here?" And have a reply of "George X or George Y?" You'd have someone say "Could you call Vinyl over here?" And there would be no confusion cause there would only be one Vinyl. Your child would be the unique Vinyl instead of the cookie cutter George. But also what would define what is too far when picking a name? Would you want to pick a name that already has a meaning to it? That would certainly mean you child would be associated with the meaning of their name wouldn't it? Would you name your child Toilet and have them be associated with the object in which body waste is disposed of in? Or would you name then Feces and have them associated with body waste? Names should be unique, but shouldn't boundaries also exist? Again names are a very funny concept.