Being a Bronie/Pegasister makes you 10432352 times more attractive

[Vinyl Scratch (Filly)™ 936]

My girlfriend is a brony :3 Which is awesome because we talk about it a lot and generally we share a lot of the same interests

[H3lios 6]

Id love to have a GF whos into the same stuff I am. Anime, games, ponies.  Sadly, after 26 years and no date im beginning to wonder if there are any single girls like that in my area....

[SCS 7,537]

Maybe it's just me but when I meet someone and then I find out he/she is a bronie/pegasister, a tarded huge smile spawns on my face. Insta kill. Anyone else feel that way?

 

 

I definitely feel that way. There's this girl I've known since I was a little kid, I never got close to her though. Ever since I was older, I've thought she was attractive, but when I found out that she was also a huge MLP fan, she became even more attractive to me. It's far more than that, though. I never really thought she would want to hang out with me or people like me, but then she joins a secret Facebook group a friend of mine put together for people at our school who like MLP, and started participating in it regularly. I don't know what I thought, I guess I thought she'd look down on us since she was in a more "popular" group of people than we were, but she never did. That sent her way up the respect scale in my eyes.

 

However, despite all this, I don't have any romantic interest in her. I respect her, and I love her platonically, but I wouldn't really even consider her a friend of mine, since we never talk. 

[applejock 358]

I lways reveal , rather open and honest about my Bronyhood. The reactions from females are expected, big smiles and a few glomps but being 30 and unattractive at least to the stereotype, it rarely is in my favor. But its the males that cause me suprise. They all either nod and chuckle or go "oh...I was kidding man" after they ask.

[Rainbow Dash Loyalty 1,275]

It's pretty damn awesome to meet someone you don't know to only realize that the person is a brony x3 As soon as you meet a brony IRL, it's basically like becoming best friends the second you find out.

[Saturnsparkle 13]

Dude i love when i meet new brony (even on this forum) i think just know there are people who like a show i like makes me happy and to meet new people no matter it be irl or over the internet makes me grin like pinkie pie

[MelancholicMemory 2,025]

I've taken some sociology classes and stuff, and scientifically people tend to be attracted to people (both as friends and love interests) with homogamy. That is, you are likely to be attracted to people with characteristics similar to yourself. I've seen this in real life and it's also a practical observation. Basically people like people with similar interests and features. So if you like MLP a lot, then meeting another brony is likely to make you more attracted to that person. Also, considering the mild social taboo of our fandom, which breaks gender norms, meeting someone who is on the same page as you is bound to be a relief.

 

Probably to a lesser extent, even I am affected by this. I even know a girl who I liked anyway, and the fact that she liked MLP really sweetened the deal for me. Unfortunately, she had to move across the country before I could do anything

[dash360 102]

Sadly i only know one other brony, he lives like 2 hours away so i dont get to see him much. I know noone at my school who is a bronie so ,all i got is the internet. and im fine with that.

[T.C Storm Chaser 29]

I actually dated a pegasister not long ago. It was great, but it just felt weird dating a pony lover just like me. I don't know why. I loved her but it just felt weird. I see what you're saying though. I'd known her for 4 months and kind of liked her but then I saw she'd sketched vinyl in her notepad at school, I was instantly attracted (I am in her year btw, just clearing that up).

[MrHaru 217]

I lways reveal , rather open and honest about my Bronyhood. The reactions from females are expected, big smiles and a few glomps but being 30 and unattractive at least to the stereotype, it rarely is in my favor. But its the males that cause me suprise. They all either nod and chuckle or go "oh...I was kidding man" after they ask.

 

Almost feel like I'm in the same boat if only for the part of the not being that physically attractive. I'm just sorta blended in with the others, though I sense a feeling of community anyways as I previously said.

[Fluttershyfan94 5,742]

Does it make me 10432352 times more attractive, wow I must be really attractive.

 

I guess it's like many others have mentioned, if you have something in common you often are more likely to start being more interested in that person. I still think it does take more then just having that one thing in common. But that one thing is enough to help you start a conversation which might lead you to learn more about that person. Maybe that person is also interested in cars or whatever you are interested in. So before you know it you are sharing stuff about each other and one thing leads to another.. All because of that one thing you had in common was enough for you to start a conversation with another person you maybe might never have talked to if it wasn't for the show.

 

So I wouldn't really say that it makes them more attractive, it's more just a great way to start a conversation that leads to you maybe becoming attracted to that person. I doubt it makes me more attractive, it just makes me more interesting to talk to.. Maybe.

Edited June 2, 2013 by Fluttershyfan94

[PoniBroni 46]

I dunno, at this point in my life I feel like if someone weren't a brony/pegasister, or at least into some other online fandom of a similar nature (if there even exists any such fandom), I couldn't really jive fully with their personality on such a deep level that is required in a romantic relationship. : / Being kind to everyone, love and tolerance, and generally just brony values, things that are so staunchly opposed to mainstream culture, have become such a cornerstone of who I see myself as a person (even if I fail -way- too often at following those values), that I would have to search very had to find a non-brony that would pique my interest as a partner in a relationship. Honestly, I couldn't care less what someone looks like, male or female, if they are someone that I can love - that is all that's important to me. Attraction follows from love. ^ ^;

 

I just wish it were easier to make it to meetup groups, so I could meet these lovable people - romance or not!

[appledan20% 6]

this is my first post . i really feel like im a part of something cool cause i dont have a face book or do any other social media. hopefully i make a lot friends here. dont have a lot in real life

[Musix 237]

Before I start, That's a rather accurate number you've displayed. Mathematic?

 

And yes, I suppose so. One I see a subtle hint that someone is a Brony, I just flip on the inside. When I was on an RAF base last, I heard this radio call.

 

"Twilight sierra to base, blahblahbalh"

 

I then call him.

 

"Twilight sierra, This Rambo. I need to meet you at the RV?"

 

And then the fucked

Then we became close mates ^^

[~Master~ Button Mash 2,307]

How my dating life is:

 

My only ladyfriend ever (not girlfriend yet, I'm trying but circumstances out of our control are driving us apart), is a fan of G1 ponies, but can't seem to get into G4. Case in point, we were discussing something and I mentioned ponies to be funny/add to the conversation. I described Rarity, and she responds "Do you mean Kimono?"

 

My best friend is absolutely not a brony, but his girlfriend is a total pegasister. Like...110% pegasister.

 

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Edited June 4, 2013 by AtomicBassCannon