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Princess_Bellalatanya

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About Princess_Bellalatanya

  • Birthday 2000-02-02

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  • Gender
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  • Location
    usa,FL
  • Personal Motto
    keep calm and love cadence and shining armor
  • Interests
    ninjago,mlp fim,marvel,star wars,dc, hazbin hotel, helluva boss,owl house, amphibia,furry Stuff, and more

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My Little Pony

  • Best Pony
    princess fluer de lis
  • Best Anthropomorphic FiM Race
    Alicorn
  • Best Princess
    princess Cadence/Flurry heart
  • Best Mane Character
    princess Cadence
  • Best CMC
    sweetie belle
  • Best Secondary/Recurring Character
    trixie
  • Best Episode
    the last problem
  • Best Song
    as the magic of friendship grows
  • Best Season
    9

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    2. Princess_Bellalatanya

      Princess_Bellalatanya

      It feels like most people on here i knew at one point have left the forums,i feel lonely 

    3. Nightfall Veilwing

      Nightfall Veilwing

      Hun, to fit it and be considered "normal" is to relinquish your individuality and conform to society's dehumanizing idea of what you should be.

      I'm autistic, too, and never once did I ever feel accepted among my peers, especially is high school. It was only when I joined the brony fandom did I find those who I consider to be my real friends, and real friends won't care whether you're autistic or not.

      Don't bother with "fitting in" or "being normal." Don't change nor censor yourself to make someone else comfortable or to fit their society-given idea of "normal."

      Also, "autistic" is just a label. At the end of the day, what matter is how you view yourself and what you make of yourself. YOU define YOU.

      My friend, @Kyoshi, who is also autistic, has made blogs about self-acceptance, if you're interested in checking out.
      [LINK] [LINK]

      I hope this lengthily reply helps you. :grin:

    4. Deae Rising Shine~
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