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| Anonymous #843175 6 months ago |
The only thing that makes me go "errrrr" is the "identifying' with the characters. |
| devour #843179 6 months ago |
Isn't this the reason why everyone thinks we're weird? |
| Morgadeth #843183 6 months ago |
They got a small detail wrong it's geared towards young girls AND their parents. There goes WSJ's journalistic integrity. |
| Anonymous #843201 6 months ago |
Using a rainbow-colored pony is not exactly a good way to show masculinity, not because it isnt really girl, its just a character of a tv program, but because everyone else think it IS girly. Fucktards. |
| Anonymous #843249 6 months ago |
@Morgadeth WSJ had journalistic integrity? |
| Zincy #843605 6 months ago |
I know this is an older post, but i feel something should be addressed. Its not uncommon at all for people to identify with fictional characters, thats one of the purposes of them. Most characters represent either an ideal or a form, which is the part that you identify with. Many times its a moral or character trait thats personified within the character itself. This has been a normal thing since the dawn of fiction and it shows that a character is well written when people identify with it. And all the ponies represent many traits that are beneficial irl, hell thats the whole blasted premise behind the elements of harmony. If you can't identify with the character, then you really can't see the message that character was created to promote. |
| Cerulean #844373 6 months ago |
"which flaunt luxurious, ponytail-like manes"
Wow, this writing is terrible. |