Dtox333 wrote:wonderful post made by bloodstorm there, excellent points and reasoning.
i do agree that some of us bronies do need to cool it, we dont have to flaunt it, or post reaction images all the time. we can keep more secluded to our own forums and websites (though as you point out, people shouldn't flip out at the meer mention or sign of MLP)
i guess part of the pestering comes from us wanting people to try this thing we found to be wonderful, so we tell others about it and ask them to try it. im one of the bronies who tends to GENTLY approach people with it, only when it's relevent and not imposing, but i really do want to see other peoples reaction to it and see if theyll like it. i do not however get up in arms when people claim not to like it, which is fully understandable. however, i do tend to appose people who openly claim "it sucks" and "its terrible," which is different to just "i dont like it." i often ask for reasoning or examples of what makes it bad (it suggests that it's void of quality and appeal. for example, im not a fan of much anime, but im not going to say anime sucks because i can easily see it's appeal and quality.) though i do not resort to insults or bashing.
on the part of society judgeing us, that's understandable, but not something that SHOULD happen. It is just ignorant and unacceptable to judge a group of people just because they do not conform to the expectations of others. i can totally see why people would find it creepy, which is fine and understandable, but it so often leads to people making accusations and insults toward us. people often attack OUR fandom and do things to us because of the fact that we like the show. now it's not like we're going to hatch some sort of revolutionary movement out of this (that's kinda silly), but we shouldn't have to take this aggression lying down.
but anyways, again a wonderful post, relevent and reasonable points for BOTH sides.
Well, I know how it feels to be a bit of the outcast because people don't understand why you like something that is a bit unusual. It isn't what it used to be since Transformers became mainstream with the 3 movies, but when I was in high school I got judged by people because of my collecting. People either looked past it and accepted me for it or the made fun and distanced themselves form me. Either way, it was no skin off my back. The people who accepted it became very good friends and I was thankful for them. Those that didn't turned out to really be people I didn't want to associate with in the first place.
Their hate didn't make me stop enjoying my hobby.
(Same could be said about how I was big into the Viva Pinata game in High School)








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