Hi y'all, sorry I've been dead on this site for a while, but for any of those who are still out there...I will once again be at BABSCon 2024 in Burlingame, CA, from Mar 29 to 31!
And I'll likely be in my Twilight or Opaline cosplay. Hope to see y'all there!
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3) Do you like your name? Why?
Yes, I like both my pen name and my real name. "Mica" is very succinct, is gender neutral (see below), and has a double meaning as a mineral (I'm a geology nerd). Without divulging my real name, I will say that it is gender neutral and it is VERY unusual. I have never personally met someone with the same name as me. 53554465355453
29) 30) Three favorite boy/girl names?
This is actually a good question, because I actually favor gender-neutral names. I don't like that childrens' gender identity are implicitly determined by their given names.
I don't like to see MLP characters as individual characters, per se. I see them as personifications of different parts of my complex personality.
It's like in Sherlock Holmes: some people believe that Watson and Holmes are actually two different sides of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's personality, but split into two characters. Watson is the "doctor" side (Doyle was a doctor), and Holmes is the more reclusive, analytical side of Doyle.
Do real-life people exist that are EXACTLY like Fluttershy? Only a small minority. But can we say that we've all felt the way Fluttershy feels at some point in our lives? Almost everyone will say yes.
I have moments where I can identify with Pinkie and her easy-going attitude. I have moments where I feel pretty and fabulous, like Rarity. I have moments when I feel depressed and unsure of myself, like Princess Twilight when she first opened the School of Friendship.
So to answer your question, I relate to all of them. Whether it's Pinkie Pie's exuberance/silliness, Rainbow Dash's athleticism, Fluttershy's anxiety, Starlight Glimmer's bitterness, etc etc.
I sing in choir in college, I also sang acapella in high school. So kind of?
20) How would you describe your style?
I've put off answering this question, because honestly I don't know the answer. It varies a lot. Many times I question the things I do on this site, and whether it is a true reflection of myself, or is it just bred out of some insecurity of mine? I've been described as quirky, intelligent, eccentric, curious. As for how I'd describe myself, I don't really place any trust in my own self-assessments.
And yes, this is still going on, if you so desire.
Hmm..... #9!
#3 please
Fate told me to ask #30.
RNG, up in here!
#2, I suppose.
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Beat me to it! OK, 29.
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I'm like the wind.
Stealing numbers randomly.
I suppose... Number 25
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The better question is, how many Pringles Cans can a Pringles Can eat if a Pringles Can can eat you?
I can't remember the last time I ate Pringles. What's a decent number? 4, I guess?
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Yes, I like both my pen name and my real name. "Mica" is very succinct, is gender neutral (see below), and has a double meaning as a mineral (I'm a geology nerd).
Without divulging my real name, I will say that it is gender neutral and it is VERY unusual. I have never personally met someone with the same name as me.
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This is actually a good question, because I actually favor gender-neutral names. I don't like that childrens' gender identity are implicitly determined by their given names.
Equality for the win!
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I surf around BehindTheName a lot, by the way.
Three of my favorites are Cadence, Emerson, and Kiernan.
More coming soon!
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Okay. Here is the long(ish) answer.
I don't like to see MLP characters as individual characters, per se. I see them as personifications of different parts of my complex personality.
It's like in Sherlock Holmes: some people believe that Watson and Holmes are actually two different sides of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's personality, but split into two characters. Watson is the "doctor" side (Doyle was a doctor), and Holmes is the more reclusive, analytical side of Doyle.
Do real-life people exist that are EXACTLY like Fluttershy? Only a small minority. But can we say that we've all felt the way Fluttershy feels at some point in our lives? Almost everyone will say yes.
I have moments where I can identify with Pinkie and her easy-going attitude. I have moments where I feel pretty and fabulous, like Rarity. I have moments when I feel depressed and unsure of myself, like Princess Twilight when she first opened the School of Friendship.
So to answer your question, I relate to all of them. Whether it's Pinkie Pie's exuberance/silliness, Rainbow Dash's athleticism, Fluttershy's anxiety, Starlight Glimmer's bitterness, etc etc.
I hope that makes sense.
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Take your pick.
(To everyone) Thanks for the responses, guys! Still accepting questions!
Who’s your favourite pony?
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On my profile page, I list Starlight Glimmer. Which is true.
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20, if this is still going on.
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Do you play an instrument?
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I sing in choir in college, I also sang acapella in high school. So kind of?
I've put off answering this question, because honestly I don't know the answer. It varies a lot. Many times I question the things I do on this site, and whether it is a true reflection of myself, or is it just bred out of some insecurity of mine?
I've been described as quirky, intelligent, eccentric, curious. As for how I'd describe myself, I don't really place any trust in my own self-assessments.
And yes, this is still going on, if you so desire.