SilverLine

I thought so. Thanks for the advice. And I'm sorry if the question was pointless.

I've been looking through different media and news articles online talking about the brony fandom for my essay. I wanted to find evidence of why the discriminating views on bronies should be put into consideration. There was the report of Michael Morones (my prayers go out to him) that is very supporting; and the boy who was banned from wearing his Rainbow Dash backpack in school. Then I found info of one man who was fired from his job because he was a brony. I felt that it would be a powerful source to back up my argument, but I can't help but think that what if it is just an over exaggeration. It's not that I don't believe it, I just want to avoid making misinformation. What do you think? Should I state this information in my paper?

How about new mythical monsters like harpies, ogres, goblins, or a kraken.

My ponysona has a pencil drawing a heart. I have a passion for drawing and making up stories. I'm more comfortable with a pencil or a piece of charcoal than I am at making digital art. I might start practicing on drawing beautiful MLP fan art as soon as I'm finished with school.

I kinda like Celestia because Twilight likes her. After all, she is her teacher. But I love Luna too. She has a good heart, but she is a bit selfish and temperamental like any other youths in real life. Maybe if she reached out to the ponies more and got to know them better like she did in "Luna Eclipsed," she wouldn't have felt so alone. Luna was obviously not herself when she tried to kill her own sister when she was Nightmare Moon. Why Celestia banished her young sister in the moon is a big mystery. But Luna is back to normal and she did forgive and forget, so I feel like that's all that matters.

I don't think I would call Gilda a villain; she's more of a delinquent than a villian. To me, a true villian would be someone really bad to the core. Someone who wants to conquer all of pony kind or spread darkness and terror. I think King Sombra would be a proper candidate for those. It would also be nice if they come up with new villains or meanies like Diamond Tiara and Gilda.

I don't know what to think. I'm aware that changes happen, but I think it happened too soon. The Mane Six doesn't feel the same with Twilicorn. I still watch because I love the show and the characters.

I don't bother thinking about what corprets decide to do. They are a bit unpredictable and confusing. Besides, we don't know what the future has in store for us. We might as well wait and decide for ourselves.

I read somewhere online that Evangelion fans made death threats to the show's producers sometime ago. I can't help but fell concerned that some bronies might do the same thing one day if something were to happen in MLP that makes them really mad. I was a little mad that they made Twilight Sparkle an alicorn, and I'm still trying to adjust to it; but I wouldn't resort to threatening to hurt someone over a cartoon show. I'm not accusing anyone of making death threats or anything, I'm just feeling concerned about the welfare of the MLP fandom.

Not to mention that some women are attracted to the most aggressive or criminally insane men types. I've learned that Ted Bundy received 120 love letters from women living in the same town where he was executed. As I said before, men and women have different personalities and thoughts.

Me again. If you want to know how I deal with trolls, I simply ignore them. Although, sometimes I can't help but respond back, but I say something like, "Yeah, whatever." or "So what's your point?" or "You're such a bore." Fight ignorance by acting ignorant. That's what I did when bullies picked on me back in middle school. It didn't work that much, but it felt good trying.

I'm close to making a breakthrough with my essay. I need to know in detail just how do bronies contribute to society. I know there're brony charity sites, but I can't completely understand what their purposes are. I would be grateful for more information anypony can give me.

If any one of us were present during Helen Keller's time, some people treated blind folk unfairly because they saw them as retarded, clumsy, and underdeveloped weaklings. So, yeah, sometimes people can be harsh to those who look or think differently. It's best to ignore these "anti-bronies" and never insult them back in retaliation; because we're proving their point by engaging in pointless fights with them. There is a time and place to stick up for ourselves after all.

What's a DDoS? I'm not much of a computer expert.