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Pegasister VS Brony


Ezynell

Female Bronies  

194 users have voted

  1. 1. What do you call female bronies?

    • Brony
      97
    • Pegasister
      73
    • Filly
      9
    • Bronette
      1
    • Pegasis
      14


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I'll stick with brony. Regardless of what it is, I think the name should encompass all of us, we shouldn't be divided. Fair enough the word has bro in it, which is obviously masculine, but I think the components of the word have been lost behind its meaning.

 

There is some part of me that says 'If you get to be called pegasisters I want to be a bronicorn!'


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I use Bronies, Pegasister and Pegasis for girls as synonyms, but I think it's okay to call girls Bronies (some of them seem to have issues with it) so I voted for this option. :)

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Since I'm male, the term "Brony" doesn't feel very alien to me; however, I could well imagine some women feeling uncomfortable with the term given its masculine roots. The fact that a large portion of Bronies are indeed male means its usage will likely continue to be pervasive. On my own end, I think it is already a tongue-in-cheek title, so that it applies to female fans isn't too great an issue since "Brony" is not supposed to be a terribly accurate description but instead a reference to the irony of adults enjoying MLP.

 

For the record, I think "Pegasis" is pretty clever. Nevertheless other members have already highlighted the possible confusion in its usage. "Bronette" sounds too forced, and undermines the novelty of "Brony." "Pegasister" and "Filly" don't sound as though they are in the spirit of the naming conventions.

 

In the end, I would refer to both male and female fans as Bronies; if a female fan outright stated her discomfort, I would respect it, and subsequently search for a term with which she would be most comfortable.


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I have gotten used to the term "pegasister". I used to find it silly and dislike it. I used it, but only as a joke. But now it seems to have stuck...

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I think I must agree with Arylett. I was rather unaware of the term's initial origins in /b/ from 4chan, and since I rather despise that place, I really would prefer not to use any term from there.

 

I've never much liked the term brony anyway. I have occasionally used it, in particular circumstances where appropriate or where it needed to be used, but I generally prefer to use the term pony fan rather than brony, because pony fan is gender neutral and still just as descriptive. It's admittedly vague and not quite as connected to the show, but in almost any context where I'd use the term pony fan it would be rather clear what I'm referring to, so I don't see that as a problem.


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  • 3 weeks later...

I'll usually just refer to everyone as a Brony, but when I need to specify, I'll use Pegasister.

 

Others I've heard are Bronette and Bronita, but neither are that appealing to me.


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pegasister, girl brony. Both can be used and people will know what you're talking about.


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I prefer having "brony" apply to both males and females so one can just say "bronies" instead of "bronies and pegasisters" when talking about the general people.

And "brony sounds better than "pegasister".


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