Calling All Pegasisters/Female Bronies!

[CC_Maud_Pie 6,431]

I've seen lots of pegasisters on these forums. However, some don't call themselves that.

[ShadOBabe 18,997]

Pegasister right here!! 83

[piece5 131]

Rule 30: There are no girls on the internet.

Rule 31: All women are men and all children are undercover FBI Agents.

Rule 32: (This one isn't allowed on the forums, but it involves timestamped evidence of genitalia to prove/disprove your claim to gender)

[Invincible 2,091]

I'm pretty sure there are at least some.

 

Besides, you said you are a pegasister, and you're in the forums, so that kind proves it now, no?

[ponylaces 1,870]

Nope, no pegasisters here. I have no idea what you're talking about!

 

In all seriousness, there are obviously pegasisters in this forum including you.

and me :3

[Lisa 5,553]

A lot actually. You just gotta look around.

 

I'm one, although I don't really like the name 'pegasister'

[Justin_Case001 4,900]

Lots.  (But not me, though.)

 

 

I'm one, although I don't really like the name 'pegasister'

I never understand why some folks don't like the term.  Personally, I think it's a way cooler name than brony.  But I guess the disadvantage is that people outside the fandom are less likely to know what a pegasister is.  Brony is obviously a wider known term.

[Lisa 5,553]

Lots.  (But not me, though.)

 

 

I never understand why some folks don't like the term.  Personally, I think it's a way cooler name than brony.  But I guess the disadvantage is that people outside the fandom are less likely to know what a pegasister is.  Brony is obviously a wider known term.

 

I think it sounds cheesy. ;s

[Hypn0ticD 1,213]

Like the others have said, I, along with many, many other members are Pegasisters, though again, like me, prefer the term Brony!

[Moonlight 7,287]

I absolutely love the show, but I don't call myself a brony or a pegasister (they both sound bad/boring to me), so I guess I technically count. 

[Plume 922]

I'm a female fan. Does that count?

[cuteycindyhoney 13,308]

I'm a pegasister. I think I'm the only one who actually likes the term pegasister, too!

[Queen Rarity 199]

I like the term too! Right here.

[Sweets 198]

I am indeed a female fan of the show. However, I am a Brony ^^; 

 

But still a girl!

[Queen Rarity 199]

I'm just curious as to why some people don't like the term Pegasister!

[SCS 7,537]

Hi there, @fluttershyxdiscord. There was a previously existing topic of this nature, so I merged yours into it. 

 

Please search the forums before posting a new topic to ensure that it doesn't already exist.

 

Thanks!

[Snow Frostflame 3,568]

I'm feminine does that count?..... no?..... dammit!

[DamienTrivahn 50]

I'm sort of a half pegasister, I suppose you could say, with me being gender fluid ^^ I only just joined today and I feel very, very welcome ^^

[Odyssey 5,717]

I feel like I'm at home. Despite the amount of male fans I feel welcomed and safe. I guess it's mostly because I've always been like one of the guys. Because of that I'm not really public about my femininity. I do contribute in this fandom quite a bit as much as the male fans, since I'm a fan of fanworks in general. Not all fanworks, but you get my point.

 

Despite my gender I don't care whether somebody calls me a brony or a pegasister. All I care about is having fun in a fandom.

[High Step 46]

I uh... well... consider myself a Pegasister, always will, and indeed have felt very welcomed here though my true nature... Well... Let us just say I was not born female but am now female... *hangs head a bit* I know what Being what I am brings a sensitive subject to the stable, however, I ask; can you all over look this part of me? I do want so much to be a Pegasister and a sister and friend to you all.

 

As to what I hope to contribute, well, I am a poet, a dreamer and a philosopher-Spiritualist and a bit of a Pianist though my piano skills are shaky at best.

 

What I hope to bring most is (sorry to sound sappy) is love.

 

Yours Always, High Step

[PinkieAlliPie 421]

Even as a female, this forum feels like home, everyone is so warm and kind, despite the gender 

[DragonFlyer 329]

I guess I'm kind of invading here since I identify as agender...   But honestly I don't even notice gender when I login and I've certainly (thankfully) never encountered any sexism on these forums. Whether you want to call yourself a brony or a pegasister, we're all equal here and I think that's pretty awesome!

[Misty Rose 3,216]

I personally have felt right at home here since day one Being female really hasn't affected my experience here in the slightest and I'm very glad that's how things are I definitely express my femininity, no need to act mysterious about it on my part And about contribution, I've definitely shown my fair share of art On the forums mainly I have made sigs for other members, and my vectors are mainly based in deviantART and aren't published here on the forums But in the end, I'm glad I can make a contribution to the community as a proud pegasister

[VinylWubs 1,252]

I didn't felt like home since day one I felt like a fish outta water   being a female has kind of affected me because I thought the whole site was all filled with boys but since there are girls as well im completely fine! im pretty mysterious at times that'll probably explain I'm really shy in real life   not really that much because I'm  not that great at art or stuff I only can draw the OC base on paper not on the computer but yea.

 

in the end I feel really out of place and is struggling a bit but with all of the other girls/boys help I'll be awesome in no time!

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@@Love*Potion, I have edited the title of this thread to also include the term 'brony' as not all female fans of the show identify themselves as a 'pegasister' (and some prefer neither). Many thanks and please continue.