Apr
20th
2018
Stuff makes me happy · 11:40pm Apr 20th, 2018
I'll admit something, despite how I may come off to others, I often hide how I really feel. I'm under a lot of pressure to succeed, and just you know it's hard. I have a job, but other than that I have no real stuff to my name: a car, a house, I has nothing...not even stuff for a house, and yet somehow these little small things give me hope that one day I'll have that house, I'll be able to take a shower, and I'll finally have peace of mind. So yeah, stuff makes me happy.
Also I wanted BEST PONY in the mlp blind bags and got second best pony. Applejack. Guess that shows I just gotta keep at it, and never give up on getting best pony out of a blind bag.
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Glad to know I'm not the only one who thinks Rainbow Dash is the best of the Mane 6. Rainbow Dash For The Win!
I so want that Discord statue, along with most of the GoH collection. If only I wasn't embarrass about buying them.
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How can they not see my awesomeness?
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I feel you. Have you tried purchasing it online?
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Blind bags or Rainbow Dash figure?
I wanna pull it, I know it's more likely the more bags you buy is buying online better than buying in person?
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I was talking to DR-Fluffy about buying the Discord figure online. But yeah, which is better I think it depends. I think it helps to buy it online if you're really that embarrassed, and it would probably be easier to find online than in store, but if I wasn't a brony, and I saw a man buying MLP toys, I'd probably just assume he was getting it for his daughter or something. In addition, if it's something that's really easy to find, for example a movie like Star Wars: The Last Jedi on Blu-ray, then it might be more convenient to just go to the store. So which option, I really think it depends.
My father and I are looking at getting an electronic drum kit, and we're mostly looking online so we can pick up a very specific kit, whereas in the local store, you kind of have to take what you get.
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Well yes I totally understand that but I'm not a brony. I'm a pegasister. :).
So no one questions me as to why I buy my little pony stuff. xD
And embrace it, who cares what others think. I used to care but now I just embrace it.
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Same with me. I completely brace that I'm a brony, even though I've received weirded out reactions from friends and family when I told them. I have a YouTube channel where I talk about movies regardless of the genre, and is a very non-brony channel, yet I surprised my subscribers with a positive review of the show that is literally 1:32:28 long, and the video involved me confessing to my subscribers that I was a proud Brony, and explaining exactly why, and reception of the video by both bronies and non-bronies were extremely positive.
Let's also not forget that time when I was a 17 Year old guy who walked up to the counter in my local cinema and asked the man behind the register with a straight face for a ticket for the MLP movie, and I came alone, so the ticket was obviously for myself. I personally don't think liking My Little Pony is any different to liking Toy Story, Inside Out, Zootopia, or Coco. I still don't get why it's socially unacceptable to like My Little Pony, but it's socially acceptable to like other movies with the same target audience. There's something about that to me that doesn't compute.
Also, I don't use the term Brony exclusive to guys, because I know there are tons of female fans of the show who embrace the Brony title, and some female fans hate the Pegasister name, and prefer to be called a Brony just as guys are. So when I say Brony, I'm referring to both male and female fans of the show.
...I just squealed