Prismatica

Western society is probably the most ironic civilization there is in the Known Universe And Possibly Other Unknown Galaxies We Haven't Discovered Yet, where people are proud to say "Be Yourself!" and then say "Oh, don't be like that" or something like that. That's what I'm here to talk about. While girls are allowed to be either a "tomboy" or "girly girl" or whatever the hell they want to be, boys are taught at a young age "Don't do that, that's for girls!". In both gay or straight societies, feminine boys are shunned or even outright despised. It also annoys me when a boy acts feminine in fiction, there's stuff like "Is X gay?" all over the Internet. And then there are shippers who use the excuse "X should be with Y instead of Z, because X needs a manly man!" to get their ships sailing. In the Hetalia fandom, some people hate AusHun because Austria is "effeminate" and Hungary needs a manly man like Prussia, and people agree. I'll tell ya this: If I walked into the Pokemon Adventures/PokeSpe fandom and said "Sapphire shouldn't be with Ruby, she needs a manly man like Gold" I would be laughed out of the community in ten seconds flat. Ruby is still fabulous

"Honey, why is the baby on fire?" "BUY ME MORE JEWELRY!!"

...Nobody's mentioned Frollo yet? He uses something that's SUPPOSED to be about love and kindness as a reason to murder people, has NO IDEA that he's evil, and he tells Esmeralda that if she doesn't sleep with him, she'll be sentenced to death! ...Oh, and did I mention that Disney made this?

Huh, this sounds fun. Umm... I dunno what the previous one is... I'll post a (really random) quote. "AHHH! I'm sorry! I'm not really a tomato box fairy!!

8.7/10. I love the glowing moon banner thingy animation!

A Neutral Good bard or cleric. The load of the party, probably

Me too, though I think it's better being sensitive than being apathetic

“Heavy is the head that holds the pen of creation. We construct these characters from nothing, molding them from our imaginations. We give them hopes and dreams and unique personalities until they feel so real you’re mind believes it must be so. We watch them grow by our hands, not always knowing the paths they will choose with the obstacles we throw at them. They take on a life of their own and often surprise even us by their actions we couldn’t have imagined before it poured out of us onto the paper. We could change it if we really wanted to, but it would be forced and not be true to the characters. And when something tragic happens and one is lost, we feel that loss even though we know they were not a friend, a family member or even ourselves. It can be a hard thing to voice sometimes, to give tribute to the one’s left behind with the real sadness over something not so real. But we find the words and press on to the next challenge, because that's what good writers do.” Have your original characters ever taught you something as you were writing them?

I really like gourmand scents, really anything that brings sugar or baked goods to mind Cake/cupcake smells I love with a passion. I remember having these two bath sets; both of them that I got at Christmastime. The first set was comprised of 4 dessert-themed body washes: Pink frosting, coconut cream, cherry, and lavender chamomile. The second had body washes/lotions that smelled like gingerbread and candy canes. I will also go for ANYTHING cotton candy scented (Pink Sugar, for example). Other than that, I like the scent of Dawn laundry detergent (reminds me of teddy bears :3 ), burnt sugar (my dad loves to make créme brûlée), and crayons/Sharpies/pencils/paper (Don't ask...)

My perfectionism. It's been ruining my life for a long, LONG time. I'm an artist and a writer, and I feel that I judge myself too harshly. Whenever I post something online, such as artwork, a story, or even this post, I have to look over it hundreds of times and keep asking myself if it's good enough. I think it's because of FiMFiction.net; it's full of people trying to disguise flaming as "constructive criticism" when it's actually "YOUR STORY IS BAD AND YOU SHOULD FEEL BAD" (Somebody actually posted that comment on my fanfic and claimed it was criticism). I was 8 or 9 at the time I wrote a horrible story; Maple Sword and the Seventh Element. Ugh, just the NAME makes me want to jump off a cliff. I quit writing until I gained confidence again, but I still have issues with showing off my work on the Internet. There's even a group on FiMFiction called the "Train Wreck Explorers", who's main job is to say "Your story sucks, go to hell" and leave it at that. Knighty banned them once, but they came back and they're STILL flaming people without an excuse -_- Because of this, I'm trying to shut up my inner critic until he's necessary for me to improve my work and not telling me to quit writing. I'm working on a MLP crossover/parody fanfic and I'm planning on posting it on FiMFiction. I just hope the TWE don't poke their noses where they don't belong this time... Sorry for the long post. Have a winky face

Though I've never tried composing music, I am good at lyrics and themes... -Songs about Luna's emotional complex before/during/after banishment (Look up The Moon Rises. Now.) -MOAR APPLEJACK SONGS!! -My Little Pony chiptunes/boss themes are cool (Mandopony's chiptunes are good examples :3 ) -Songs that focus on a particular character -A song about Rainbow's anger towards her friends after the Mare Do Well incident -A theme song for Discord that is less crappy dubstep and more Disney villain-y -A song centred around a fanfic Good luck! :3

If you really wanna know who my husbando is, take a look at my profile pic! (=ヮ=)೨

I've played Pokemon Heartgold... for over 200 hours O_O

OH GOD... Not that kind of Equestrian dish! HEADCANON: Rainbow Dash drinks this when she's competing