Bronies:
Nah. Not even for Young Lauren. A guy HAS to have standards.
(h/t: A tweet from Andy Levy.)
Bronies? That would be slang for guys... adult MEN (heh)... who love "My Little Pony." Say WHAT? All is revealed here. A quote:
While Faust acknowledges that her work on The Powerpuff Girls influenced her creative process and that she intentionally looked to create a show that could be enjoyed by adults, she said she’s genuinely surprised about the large number of dedicated bronies, whom she clearly adores.
“This might be a little short-sighted on my part, but I just assumed that any adult man who didn’t have a little girl wouldn’t even give it a try,” Faust said in a phone interview. “The fact that they did and that they were open-minded and cool enough and secure in their masculinity enough to embrace it and love it and go online and talk about how much they love it — I’m kind of proud.”
Faust brings up a good point. Aside from a few brony-haters, blessedly very little (negative) hay seems to get made over dudes liking something that’s “supposed to be for girls” (like, for example, the way girls would be side-eyed for liking Transformers in years past). (Image credit: Hub TV)
What? We don't have enough "negative hay" at the moment? That's only because some of us JUST became aware of the phenomenon and I ain't buyin' that "secure in their masculinity" crock. Bein' a brony is something that would require elaborate cover-up schemes, a dark basement, and CIA/NSA-strength encryption for any and all communication on the subject. In my circles, anyhoo... and I don't imagine I'm out of the mainstream. We ain't talkin' pink flamingos here.
I might could change my mind if Young Lauren tried to convince me there might be "certain benefits" of comin' over to the darkest corner of a VERY Dark Side.
(h/t: A tweet from Andy Levy.)
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