SugarSprinkledFox

I already made a thread for this, you can view it here: http://mlpforums.com/topic/29978-negative-everfreenw-experiences/ But to answer your question, it is yes and no. Apparently all this happened, but was greatly over exaggerated. And no, the VA of the CMC never heard the jokes (thank God). Conventions are going to have these types of things wither it's Comic-con, Otakon, Bronycon or Anthrocon.

I just found a conversation between Yelling At Cats, Purple Tinker and The Living Tombstone on Twitter. Lot's on transphobia.

I'm a girl and I get sooo nervous when I enter the pink aisle XD So I can't imagine how you guys feel. Everytime I go in the pink section I get looks and it's really awful. ;_;

I really don't understand what's so sad about the story. :I I mean, yeah, it's sad but not like "OH MY GOD I'M GOING TO SIT IN MY CORNER AND CRY" sad. :I

Oh Thank God I'm not the only one who saw an Indiana Jones reference. XD When I finished the episode I was pretty much like "OH MY GOOOOODD".

Haha! I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed this! It seems like when someone brings up something about ponies in a video that has nothing to with ponies, it pisses people off. Why? Because ponies are everywhere on the internet and sometimes it's just too much. I mean really let's take an example, you make a video about you and your friends goofing around. Someone goes in the comments and says something like "Is that a sonic reference" when it wasn't, wouldn't you be annoyed? I know I would. Same goes for ponies.

I hope this topic isn't already made, I couldn't find it in the forums. I'm sure many of you heard of the negative things about the EverfreeNW convention. If not, here is what happened... The following is copy and pasted from Tumblr: " The rest were primarily requests for clearer information or proof. I’ve said it already but I’ll say it again: I would love to give you proof, but my face is not a camera. I have been hoping that more people would come forward with their own stories, and they have been. I was not the only one who saw the kind of behavior that had been going on and more accounts of it are starting to come out. I can’t give you more than that. That being said, there are a few things I would like to clarify: Molestation jokes being yelled at Claire Corlett: I don’t know where you guys got the idea that this happened at the CMC panel, as I never said it did. I wasn’t even at that panel. The heckling happened in the halls while I was waiting for a media friend of mine to finish his interview with her. I overheard three young men talking excitedly because they had seen her go into an empty room with said friend and when she came back out to leave the hotel, they started sniggering and crowing things like “Dear Princess Molestia” and “Nooo, come back to that room with me!” This did not occur at the CMC panel. This was in the halls, as was a majority of the things I previously posted about. Mocking transgendered individuals: A lot of people seemed to think I was talking about purpletinker but up until the last post started getting traction, I had no idea who they were. My complaint was in regards to a group pointing at a transman friend of mine and calling him a “girly faggot” and also in regards to someone shouting “tranny” at a Rarity cosplayer. I’m not sure if the Rarity cosplayer is transgendered or if they were enjoying crossplay, but the point still stands that “tranny” is a slur. Rape jokes at the EQD panel: A photo was put up toward the beginning of the panel that was a piece of fanart. It was a picture of Trixie crying and running away from some OC pony making a me gusta face (is this still funny???) and a guy in the back corner of the room called out “Yeah, rape her!” and the whole row started laughing. I know a lot of people are going to hum and hah about how that’s not a big deal, but for people who are survivors of abuse, it absolutely is, and to carelessly make jokes like that in a room full of complete strangers, you never know what someone could have been through in the past. And that shit is not funny ever anyway, so why even bother? Racial slurs: This was something I encountered twice. Once outside of a room where people were doing fanart challenges (I don’t know if this was the official art jam or just a meeting of artists) and a guy and his friends kept using the term “[racism 1] ponies” and again when there was a piece of humanized pony art posted on a wall and he said that “artists who draw Twilight Sparkle as a fat black make [him] sick.” Also, it’s not a racial slur, but I heard the word “faggot” being tossed around like it was going out of style." I never went to this convention myself, but this is what supposedly happened. Another thing is the voice actor of Scootaloo actually did hear about the rape jokes. She didn't hear about them personally, but I'm guessing she heard about them when bronies tweeted to her on Twitter saying things like "Are the rape jokes actually true???". What are your personal feelings on this? Do you think this will effect the views of the brony community? How do feel about the brony community after reading this? Discuss! Edit: Come on guys, while these stories COULD be bullshit that doesn't mean to toss them out the window.

She always dreamed of living their, yes, but I think that changed in the episode when she was invited their by the princess (I forgot the name). She stated it was her dream, but afterwords she decided to stay in pony-ville with her friends.

Honestly, I don't have the funniest pony. :/ They're all pretty equal to me. And they all have their "LOL" moments. But I just don't have the best one. :/

I kinda don't want her to talk for several reasons.... 1)Making a background character talk ruins the concept of "background character". 2)She wouldn't be that special anymore. 3)The internet would flip the fuck out like the situation with Derpy. And I think number 3 is the most important one...

I'm not gonna lie, I'm kinda... how do I put this.... happy. If this becomes canon it will teach kids with disabilities (like myself) that it's okay to be disabled. I really don't know a different way to put this really... it just makes me feel good. :I

I doubt it would ever happen in the show itself. And if it does, someone has to leave for an episode or two. But it did happen:

I remember when I first told my parents. My mom was OK with it actually, she said I could like whatever I like. My dad, however, said "Why would you like a show meant for little girls?". I explained to him that it's a big thing and I'm not the only one. He then said "Oh wow they must be all autistic". They're fine with it, but that still hurt me. :/

I would have to say that this could happen. Why? Someone told me that one year at Anthrocon someone backed a fursuiter into the wall, tore his head off, banged his head into a brick wall and beat him up. So there ARE people who could do something similar to bronies, but maybe not a machine gun.

I didn't question why people liked it, I just questioned why it was EVERYWHERE. I'm not the kind of person that judges someone by their likes or dislikes. So one day at like 4:30 in the morning I was like "You know what? If it's this popular then it must be good" so I looked up one of the episodes and watched it. At the time "The Last Roundup" was the newest one. Through that episode I didn't see what was so "amazing" about it.Then I clicked a second one and I was like "Hey this is a pretty cute show". Then the third I was like "I LOVE THIS SO MUCH". I watched like every episode that day and then found the term Brony and used it on myself. Though, the pony stuff has it's limits and it gets too much for me sometimes. :/

Sometimes when I watch the show, I get sad. Why? It's because I know the fact that I will never be in a world where everything is perfect. The song "Smile, Smile, Smile" made me cry tears because I would love to have as much friends as Pinkie. But I'm pretty much a loner, and my social anxiety doesn't help either. :/