Husband really into my little pony

[Ro2113]

Originally Posted by Myghost

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but when people get to the point that they KNOW that the are not only right, but they feel the have a monopoly on defining what right is, then it's a whole nother thing.

This seems to be a common problem people (especially dudes) have on the internet. It makes you wonder if these folks have such know so much why not use it for something worthwhile instead of barking their irrefutable truths on online forums?

[Meowen]

Originally Posted by SoundNinia

I am open minded to an extent, but as a guy who is to geeky/nerdy stuff, I won't ever hang out with "bronies" . It's a way one ticket to making your son into an effeminate child. And you don't want that do you?

aren't you a bastion of progressiveness and tolerance?

[jrsydevil82]

Originally Posted by randomlikeme

While I doubt the validity of this first time post, I watched the Brony documentary on Netflix and came out of it thinking that many of the bronies were somewhere on the autism spectrum.

Interesting - my 17 year old male autistic cousin loves MLP as well