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Target and Wal-Mart cashiers tend to give me strange looks when I purchase blind bags. Nobody's asked, though. I think the most awkward moment I've had was when I bought my Doctor Whooves plushie from Hot Topic about a year ago. The cashier definitely knew I was buying it for myself and gave me a rather odd look.

I'm hoping to get some posters to put up in my room in the next few months. I'm really hoping to find some cool ones.

I'd actually play a MLP video game. There are hardly any video games out there that I truly love, but this kind of game would definitely capture my heart and attention. The tricky part would just be making it enjoyable for both younger kids and adult fans.

Since I began watching the show, I've generally been a bit happier than I used to be. I've also began dealing with some life problems better because of what the show has taught me. Certain episodes portray situations I've been in and that's what has helped me get through those situations so much better than the old me would have. I've also began seeing myself as less of a weirdo. The episode where Pinkie Pie tried to befriend Cranky really makes me feel better about myself when it comes to how often I want to be left alone. At the end, where Pinkie explains that some friends like to play together, and others want to be alone just makes me happy knowing that there is a show out there that explains to people that just because someone wants to be alone, it doesn't mean they don't want friends. I've gotten both a close friend of mine and my mom to watch that episode, and I think it helped them understand me a bit better. So yes. Being a Brony has helped me change as a person. Before I watched the show, I was sad and lonely all the time. Now I'm happy and I feel less singled out as an introvert.

While I didn't like this episode as much as Crusaders of the Lost Mark, it definitely made my list of favorite episodes. Rara is certainly the most interesting pony I've seen this whole season, and I hope to see her in S6, although part of me doubts she'll come back later in the show. Also, I'm just a sucker for episodes containing a song.

I guess it really depends on how old My past self is when I visit her. If I visited myself as a really little girl, my past self would be pretty cool with it. If it was my ten year old self, I'd probably be insulted by my past self.

I haven't necessarily "found" another brony, although my twin sister got kinda into the show the same time I did, and a close friend of mine began watching the show with me and eventually bought a Rarity plush which she now claims is haunted. So I've basically just been living with a fellow brony and turned my friend into one. I have yet to find a fan on my own.

Eh... it really depends. I'd definitely go if I would be able to come and go whenever I pleased. If not, I wouldn't go. If I did go, however, I'd definitely meet Twilight. I'd also eat an apple because the hayburger doesn't sound to appetizing to me.

I saw this commercial for the first time in the theater yesterday when I saw The Good Dinosaur. I was pretty excited to see a familiar face. And it was easy for me to tell that this was a different voice actor, even though is was indeed an excellent performance.

The first time my parents became aware that I was interested in My Little Pony was when my mom took me to Build-a-Bear because I decided it'd be a cute thing to do for my birthday. I found the Rainbow Dash plush there and picked her out, and when we got out of the store, my mom asked me what the pony's name was. She seemed mildly interested and didn't bash me for it. It went pretty well, I guess.

I'm actually very open about being a Brony. The only times I've been questioned was when someone at school asked me why I consider myself a Brony when I'm a girl... I just explained I don't like the separate terms for each gender and she was cool with it. However, I do get uncomfortable at a certain friend's house when her sister is around. Her sister often makes fun of my friend for watching the show, and even though she hasn't targeted me about it, I'd rather not talk about ponies with her around. My family is actually pretty fine with me watching the show. My mom has even watched a few episodes with me and seemed okay with it. The only part with my family that bothers me is when they sing the theme song in a mocking kind of way whenever I watch the show. Other than that, they don't really bother me about it.

A Rarity blind bag figure.

At the moment, I've gotten Rainbow Dash, Apple Jack, Twilight, Rarity, Luna, and Shining Armor.

I only think it'd need to be moved if it was no longer so successful. Since Discovery Family isn't a channel that everyone has (I don't have it, at least) if they moved it to CN, it might gain an even bigger audience than before. Then again, most people I know who watch the show use streams and YouTube/Dailymotion to watch it.

Smile is by far the best song I've heard in the series other than "We'll Make Our Mark." I personally enjoy any song that both captures the characteristics of the pony and makes me smile.

Twilight is easily my all-time favorite pony. I started off loving RD, but once I got through the first half of Season 1, Twi made her way into my heart permanently.