Every Fan has had this moment.

[Inkscape 113]

 

I don't care how careful you are, every brony has had this moment.

[N.W. 3,619]

I honestly never had that moment, I just get constant shit from my brother, but that is easy enough to ignore.

[Soctavia 232]

Yep. That's happened to me before. 

[Visual Spectrum 1,932]

No. I never had that problem. My family is very accepting of MLP actually. My mom used to love it, and my sister, despite being anti-brony, got me into the fandom. I was going to watch just one episode, but she wanted to watch more. She made a terrible mistake. 

[Princess Periwinkle 3,777]

Nope, never had it.

[碇 シンジン 27,439]

I never had that moment and I'm pretty sure I never want to had that moment. But because my family knows nothing about MLP I guess it's only matter of time.

[Celli 4,349]

I've never had a moment like that before.

[Megas 28,101]

No, the closest I've had of this happen to me was with my older brother, and even then it's mostly friendly teasing

[KokuraiNoSenshi 3,465]

I haven't had this moment, but since I just got my first plushies & art from an anime convention... Well... I am not going to be surprised if/when it happens...

[Eloquence 2,076]

Never had that moment. I've always been very careful. And I can just imagine my mother's response. "You're too old for cartoons!", "What would other people think?", and the ever popular "I think you're just asking for people to talk about you." (Direct quote, my friends, direct quote). Then again, what else could I expect from a parent who cried when I came out to her? (yeah, never letting that one go)

 

Ironically given the comic, my dad would probably be the one least likely to care in my family. He's traditional and stuff, but he's pretty supportive of the choices I make in life.

 

Side note, I'm actually a girl, just in case anyone in here was thinking girls can't have this moment. We can.

[ReGen 1,466]

This could've hapened to me.

 

If it was 2008 again.