Yea, that really sucks. *Hugs David*

My experiences haven't been anywhere near that dramatic.

And what's worse is she doesn't realize she making mole hill out of mountains. And she pretty much ignored everything I told her in regards to doing that.

She truly think everyone's against that she can't realize how childish she acting, and my Mom plans on throwing her out for this.

edited 4th Jan '13 3:00:51 PM by DavidtheMouse14

Thread Hop

re: ponies moving back home: it seems to me that there's much less of a social stigma on women living with their parents in adulthood than on men, so I don't think it'd that big a deal to most of them. Friggin' double standards. -_-

@Dave: that sucks, man. :(

And lastly I don't know where to stand on her being put out, I normally would be against this, but she keeps making the same mistakes, breaking into temper tantrums, to the point where my mom and sister, and even I, starts to believe she has mental issues. My mom revealed to buy a freaking security device not because of thugs and robbers but because of her.

She keeps giving her more and more chances, and even had a bad dream about being thrown out by her mother, she even saved the message that happen the last time my 2nd eldest sibling got thrown out. Because of her sobbing and begging about having no place to go.

She does not want to resort to that, but she keeps putting her on the breaking edge, and I'm very conflicted about whether she should be put out or not.

All I known is she needs to grow up, she can drive and have a job, but she simply can't mature and make the best decisions.

I just don't know anymore.

But for now, I'm done ranting.

edited 4th Jan '13 3:14:34 PM by DavidtheMouse14

you have my condolences david.

here, have twilight being adorable to take your mind off things.

edited 4th Jan '13 3:11:00 PM by Blissey1

Well there's probably less stigma now thanks to the recession.

David: That doesn't really sound like a good reaction and is probably liable to make things worse. Your sister should see a professional about her issues.

On Wednesday I was almost run down by someone who decided to run the red light while I had the crosswalk. Stopped in time such that I just ended up on the hood, but three more seconds and it would have been a toss up whether I went under or over.

Wryte: I'd think even if the main six were all male, it'd have more to do more with personal issues rather than social stigma.

Wait? What would make things worse?

edited 4th Jan '13 3:20:31 PM by DavidtheMouse14

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How's it?

This thread needs some lightening, so here's a pony enjoying hats.◊

edited 4th Jan '13 3:30:11 PM by Wryte

Well, sorry for bringing the rain cloud...

You drew that?

edited 4th Jan '13 3:28:19 PM by DavidtheMouse14

No worries, we all need to get stuff off our chests sometimes.

And yes. Really wish I'd figured out how to get that brush setting sooner, though. :P

David: Not sending her to a professional. She obviously hasn't learned from being kicked out and if there's any time that ends up being the true final time, she may do something drastic.

Hehe, silly filly.

edited 4th Jan '13 3:31:14 PM by KuroiTsubasaTenshi

Don't worry. That stuff needs to be talked out. And I also offer my condolences.

hey, what are friends for?

That's pretty cool, I'm more of a traditional artist, really.

But what really cheers me up right now is this.

I don't think anyone can say down forever after that.

Thank you.

@Kuroi I doubt this counts as professionalism, but she has been Baker Act before.

edited 4th Jan '13 3:36:12 PM by DavidtheMouse14

Cuddly. ^u^

That's adorable. I wonder what ponies feel like?

Marshmallows covered in gummy bears, if the anatomy chart is to be believed.

Sounds delish.

I can understand why French people love to eat them.

edited 4th Jan '13 3:36:43 PM by condottiera

PONIES ARE NOT FOOD.

Everything is food.

If not, then you're not trying hard enough.

edited 4th Jan '13 3:39:29 PM by condottiera

Bear Grylls comes to mind.

Stranded in Equestria.

Better drink my own piss.

I'd hope they're soft and fluffy. But I may be biased. *Hides brush* >.>