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You're welcome. I have no clue on how active I'll be, though.

Glad to have you aboard on Positive Ponies, awesome possum!
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Admiral Snuggles appreciates your support
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I don’t know how your reply didn’t show up in my notifications. Oh well.

You’re very welcome.

Thank you for following my tales. I am quite glad that you enjoy them.

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that's excellent to hear, man

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That actually sounds pretty cool. I hope it's successful, dude.

Maybe having a good friend nearby might help ease your mind a bit?

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Well, merry christmas to you too, dude (as belated as it was), but yeah, Christmas for me this year was rather placid. Nothing special. Just a nice night for the most part, made better with my wife next to me.

As for new years, not really. Probably gonna write, watch movies, and just enjoy the night.

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Late reply, but thanks for the well wishing.

Also, sounds interesting, though be careful... there are a few "Beauty and the Beast" type stories featuring Rarity and Spike. Hell, there's one where it pretty much treads the same plot, though mostly set up by a third party to teach Rarity the value of one's worth through character, and teach Spike the value of patience and understanding (and not giving up, to boot). It also does it's damnedest to make Blueblood look like a total chump and idiot as humorously as possible (he's basically Gaston, but so horrendously incompetent, he's hardly a threat...)

Thanks so much for following me. I have yet to write any stories due to writing two others on Fanfiction.net I promised. I will write some this coming year, however. I'm thinking of writing a "Beauty and the Beast" Sparity story . Hope you're having a good Christmas and a happy New Year.

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which is why you have to always be willing to give the benefit of the doubt, and go in with either a neutral expectation (no strong feelings or preconceived notions either positive or negative), a light amount of optimism, or slight skepticism (and only if you are looking to be pleasantly surprised).

going in, thinking someone is going to let you down or betray you is only going to breed paranoia and trust issues, especially if you make it constant.