Somewhere in the USA. Probably older than you. And something about MLP:FIM makes me want to write stories. Unfortunately, being gainfully employed cuts into my writing time.
PresentPerfect writes about the "Applejack Problem", that a character with everything figured out becomes too boring. Her cutie mark is literally deciding she wants to stay home.
Watching this episode as part of the whole series is jarring. You have episode after episode of ponies being kind and friendly, then a whole bunch of rude ponies all at once.
I hate Angel Bunny in this episode. I want to turn him into hasenpfeffer.
I'd like to know why there just happens to be a hedge maze somewhere near Ponyville.
The writers have chosen, once again, to feature a holiday or celebration in this episode. Arguably, this is the seventh time (Summer Sun Celebration, Winter Wrap Up, Running of the Leaves, Grand Galloping Gala, Nightmare Night, Hearth's Warming, Hearts and Hooves Day), and the third time directly referencing a major American holiday.
So this was an episode that came completely out of the blue. There was no indication of Cup Cake being pregnant, let alone with twins. I'm assuming there was a toy involved.
"That makes sense, right?" Sure, but if you're a pegasus stallion with a beige coat or a unicorn stallion with a yellow coat, I wouldn't recommend dining at Sugarcube Corner.
Honestly? I have had to keep a close eye on my pronouns since I started writing ponyfiction. Fortunately, I've managed to avoid any embarrassments, but I do have to occasionally remind myself in which universe the conversation is taking place.
If you fear intensely about inadvertently doing an action all the time and try suppressing its occurrence, you will very likely end up doing it more frequently than just let it be, because your (unconscious) mental system would have to spend extra cognitive resource to hold up the 'ponyism' template and scan all things you say for potential offenders. So you should probably try to lessen your fear by rethinking the situation: even if you do utter such phrases, what harm would be done anyway? I doubt it's much.
That said, English isn't even my mother tongue. I would back off from the fandom if things get too intense anyway. Take a break or do something else, talk to people that are not into ponies to dilute its influence, write some AH, etc.
I'm very much afraid I"ll end up doing this eventually if I'm not careful. I just hope like hell it's around someone I can just say "I'm a brony" too and leave it at that.
YES , this could only happen in my english class. I only use ponified words in english and outside the internet I speak german so I could hardy say something like that because I have to change the whole language.
1193312 'Everyone' is fine as is in my opinion. Some say ponyisms are for immersion but on the other hand, you probably don't want your stories to be read awkwardly or even like it's written in some sort of argot to first-timers.
I've let slip "on the other hoof" and a few others more than a few times. Have cut in mid-word "anyp...one" a few times as well. Came out smoothly as anypohn.
Do I fear it though? Not really. I'm just cautious about what I'm thinking about so my mind doesn't slip it in, in lew of what was intended. One of the bothers about having one of my neurological quirks landing in the aphasia family...
Me? Pfft, people already think I'm nuts and crazy, what's one more quirk?
I don't actively use anypony, though I've used it under my breath when talking to myself at work before. I will constantly use things like "By Celestia's BEARD!!!" or "Sweet Luna!" and such. No one seems to care, so I don't stop. Not like I would anyways
I work the register at Wendys sometimes as well as the drivethrough and I've had to catch myself several times as I've almost said things that would come off as extremely awkward to everyone wearing a headset (which is literally everyone)
1194198 Hey, if I could, I'd come into work wearing my DJ-Pon 3 hoody every day. Which it being from lemonbrat, would make me stick out like a giant-ass mushroom in a forest of candlesticks.
And before you ask, yes I'm off my rocker. Might not have ever had one actually
Honestly? I have had to keep a close eye on my pronouns since I started writing ponyfiction. Fortunately, I've managed to avoid any embarrassments, but I do have to occasionally remind myself in which universe the conversation is taking place.
lol think of how I feel when I have to teach a bunch of 8-15yr olds every day in the summer.. it's very hard to not say that kind of stuff
If you fear intensely about inadvertently doing an action all the time and try suppressing its occurrence, you will very likely end up doing it more frequently than just let it be, because your (unconscious) mental system would have to spend extra cognitive resource to hold up the 'ponyism' template and scan all things you say for potential offenders. So you should probably try to lessen your fear by rethinking the situation: even if you do utter such phrases, what harm would be done anyway? I doubt it's much.
That said, English isn't even my mother tongue. I would back off from the fandom if things get too intense anyway. Take a break or do something else, talk to people that are not into ponies to dilute its influence, write some AH, etc.
I'm very much afraid I"ll end up doing this eventually if I'm not careful. I just hope like hell it's around someone I can just say "I'm a brony" too and leave it at that.
YES , this could only happen in my english class. I only use ponified words in english and outside the internet I speak german so I could hardy say something like that because I have to change the whole language.
I've very nearly referred to a woman as a mare before in front of my roommate.
I have it the other way around, I always say everyone when writing pony.
I don't understand, what's the difference?
1193312 'Everyone' is fine as is in my opinion. Some say ponyisms are for immersion but on the other hand, you probably don't want your stories to be read awkwardly or even like it's written in some sort of argot to first-timers.
I say Baltimare all the time
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I know I know, it just frustrates me because it's the same word.
The Curse of a writer.
I've let slip "on the other hoof" and a few others more than a few times. Have cut in mid-word "anyp...one" a few times as well. Came out smoothly as anypohn.
Do I fear it though? Not really. I'm just cautious about what I'm thinking about so my mind doesn't slip it in, in lew of what was intended. One of the bothers about having one of my neurological quirks landing in the aphasia family...
Me? Pfft, people already think I'm nuts and crazy, what's one more quirk?
I don't actively use anypony, though I've used it under my breath when talking to myself at work before. I will constantly use things like "By Celestia's BEARD!!!" or "Sweet Luna!" and such. No one seems to care, so I don't stop. Not like I would anyways
God yes. I'm actually more worried I'd say buck then the f-word. (Namely since people would expect me to use actual expletives)
I work the register at Wendys sometimes as well as the drivethrough and I've had to catch myself several times as I've almost said things that would come off as extremely awkward to everyone wearing a headset (which is literally everyone)
So yea, you aren't the only one.
1193975 You...are awesome
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Hey, if I could, I'd come into work wearing my DJ-Pon 3 hoody every day. Which it being from lemonbrat, would make me stick out like a giant-ass mushroom in a forest of candlesticks.
And before you ask, yes I'm off my rocker. Might not have ever had one actually
1194883 I came to work wearing my Rainbow dash Brony Hat and Derpy necklace once (it was my off day for the record)
I have called the soup of the day "Manehattan clam chowder." Customer didn't notice, thank Celestia.
Not afraid no. I figure it's inevitable, and eventually I will mess up. I will probably laugh like mad when I do.