My dad says i should be ashamed about watching MLP

[Brave Hooves 113]

I really never understood why liking such a harmless thing like this is considered shamefull and wrong whereas going out to get drunk off your ass, making you an uncontrolable idiot that can kill someone behind the wheel, is perfectly normal and acceptable

[Crystal Sparkle 344]

Dude, I still don't listen to everything that my mother tells me, it's just normal.

 

Anyway, just do you own thing and ignore them. My mom does the same thing whenever I watch a show on Weta Kids (Don't judge me...)

[morethanicecream 116]

My mom is fine about that. My sister gives me hell, but, I am ok with it, cause she has been treating me this my entire life. Anyways, I never knew the show was on Netflix.

[Red Brick 37]

You should prove your dad wrong and don't believe what he just said about My Little Pony...And remember the slogan:

 

K E E P C A L M A N D B R O N Y O N ! ! !

[SongBrony 419]

You shouldn't let him get to you like that. If he's ashamed of you for a TV show, I would just give him the bird! Just kidding. But I don't think he should be ashamed at you for watching a tv show. He may just be joking with you. My dad does that and I just laugh and shrug it off. Try it maybe?

[Shutterflai 1]

I wouldn't let this worry you. Fathers always want their sons to be interested in what they're interested in, and act like 'stereotypical men'. Just watch what you want and don't let anyone speak down to you because of your opinions!

[Riclo 160]

I say you should kick his ass tell him that this is who you are. There is nothing to be ashamed of about watching MLP. He should be the one ashamed about saying that.

[Paleopony 701]

If I were you, I would tell him that FIM is not the same as the older cartoons and that the woman who created it worked on Powerpuff Girls and Foster's.

[ZiggWheelsManning 10,322]

Perhaps he will come around eventually and watch it with you.  

[EpicEnergy 23,218]

Don't listen to him, do what you want to do.

[Will Guide 21,360]

Guys you do realize this is an 8-year-old topic. I think the original poster might have learned a long time ago that it shouldn't matter what the parent think. Because friendship is Magic it's not just a girly little show