Can girls be bronies?

[ManyANewDay_36 178]

Hi! I'm a girl, and I prefer "brony" over the term "pegasister". What do you think? Can girls be bronies too?

And girls, do you prefer the term "pegasister" or "brony"?

 

- Eva

[Mothra 648]

Alot of girls call themselves bronies, and to a lesser extent, some guy call themselves pegasisters, but anyone can be whichever they want to be known as, it's not like there's a law against it

[terrib86 21]

I agree, I am a girl and I call myself a bronie and I am proud to be one

[Guest]

You can be whatever you want to be as the title is self appointed and no one can tell you otherwise. If they try and tell you that you can or can not be a brony then they are incorrect and not even worth listening to.

[Lunar Echo 10,335]

Of course you can, it's just a name.

 

Also there are plenty of others who call themselves Brony and are Female.

 

It's a unisex thing

Edited September 25, 2015 by Lunar Echo

[Unikitty 1,212]

Yes. You're more than welcome to call yourself a brony. 'Brony' is a genderless term, anyway. It just happens to be that most FiM fans are men, and 'Pegasister' is a female exclusive term. There's no gender exclusive term for male bronies to split to.

[El Duderino 879]

I am a Dudeist priest, so I believe I can provide some insight. In Dudeism, we use the word "dude" to describe both male and females. I think that words like "dude" or, in this case, "brony" should be gender neutral because it creates a sense of equality and implies that, even though we are physically different, we are all the same on the inside. 

[Megas 27,671]

If they can if they want to be. Some like being called Bronies, some prefer being called Pegasisters(for a plethora of reasons; maybe they don't like the word brony; they may think Pegasisters sounds cuter; etc,). Some may prefer neither and prefer simply being called "fans". It's all up to the individual in the end

Edited September 25, 2015 by LAZENGANN OVERLOAD

[Whitewolf 106]

I understand, I'm a girl and I prefer to be called a Brony too ^^

[Mad Doctor 8]

No, it is inconceivable, only guys can become bronies. Kappa. 

[El Duderino 879]

No, it is inconceivable, only guys can become bronies. Kappa. 

 

Ya, well that's just like, your opinion, man.

[The Nth Doctor 662]

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Ya, well that's just like, your opinion, man.

in·con·ceiv·a·ble

ˌinkənˈsēvəb(ə)l/

adjective

 

1. not capable of being imagined or grasped mentally; unbelievable.

    

    

   You can be whatever you want to be

    

   I am a seapony

    

   Koo koo kachu

    

    

[El Duderino 879]

 

in·con·ceiv·a·ble

ˌinkənˈsēvəb(ə)l/

adjective

 

1. not capable of being imagined or grasped mentally; unbelievable.

    

    

   You can be whatever you want to be

    

   I am a seapony

    

   Koo koo kachu

    

    

 

Exactly, so Mad Doctor was saying that he can't even imagine a girl being called a brony.

[honk friend 1,978]

as a joke of course^

he said kappa so it can't be taken seriously

 

I don't refer to myself as either. Though I don't care which one people choose to call me, I do vastly prefer 'pegasister'. Not for the sound of it, mind you, I think both labels sound silly. Regardless of my preference, I will fucking skin you alive if you say I can't be called a brony because of my gender.

[Silver Letter 1,832]

It depends on their age. They would have to be an older fan and not part of the target audience of course but the name is neutral in regards to sex.

[Dark Qiviut 22,426]

 

 

Hi! I'm a girl, and I prefer "brony" over the term "pegasister". What do you think? Can girls be bronies too?

Absolutely, girls are bronies, too! "Brony" is a unisex and age-neutral title and should be treated as such.

 

 

 

And girls, do you prefer the term "pegasister" or "brony"?

I'm a male, but I'll answer this, too. I LOATHE the term "pegasister." Unlike "brony," "pegasister" is conceived to be for female FIM fans only and is based on the misogynist lie that "brony" is male-centric.

[zombienixon 330]

You can call yourself whatever the hell you want. There is no concrete definition of the word, despite what anyone says.

[honk friend 1,978]

Unlike "brony," "pegasister" is conceived to be for female FIM fans only and is based on the misogynist lie that "brony" is male-centric.

 

I disagree.

I've always seen it as more of a lion-to-lioness sort of thing. A male lion and a female lion are both still lions, but only one is actually lioness. 

[-Octavia- 1,176]

Well it is a portmanteau that would indicate a particular gender identity, but do what you will, I suppose.

[TheRockARooster 51,465]

Of course girls can be bronies, it doesn't matter what gender you are we're all a part of the same fandom and that's what makes this fandom great.

Edited September 26, 2015 by therockarooster

[mars 4,862]

Nope, I've never met a female brony before. They don't exist.

[ManyANewDay_36 178]

Nope, I've never met a female brony before. They don't exist.

Well, you've heard of one now!

[Dark Qiviut 22,426]

Well, you've heard of one now!

Cipher proudly calls herself a brony, too, and is well-known for this. What she said earlier was sarcasm.

[ManyANewDay_36 178]

Cipher proudly calls herself a brony, too, and is well-known for this. What she said earlier was sarcasm.

oh, okay! thanks for telling me!

[ShadOBabe 18,997]

Of course they can. I prefer being a pegasister though.