Oh yeah, the '80's show's Wind Whistler would fit in well with the new princesses; maybe she'll make an appearance in Canterlot Castle.

As a Dashite, I support a variety of sexual... preferences. It's just that this being a Pink Bishōjo Ghetto, we're kinda short on viable options.

I mean seriously, look at any random shot of ponyville, compare the mares/fillies to the bucks/colts. Why the last buck?

edited 2nd Nov '11 2:20:38 PM by PacificState

Most horse societies often have one buck and many mares. Why? Because other bucks often kill other bucks for the women.

So basically this implies that Big Mac is a pimp daddy gangster who no one fucks with.

The truth is, the show will probably side step around crushes and dating altogether.

I'd love the show to address Mac's entirely fan made ability with the mares.

edited 2nd Nov '11 2:25:21 PM by ApplelightLimited

Well, he WAS pulling a carriage of delighted mares in Luna Eclipsed

edited 2nd Nov '11 2:27:07 PM by gingerninja666

Thank god. One day there will be a show called "Dating is Magic", which will explain proper romance to boys and girls of any age.

This is not that show.

edited 2nd Nov '11 2:29:10 PM by PacificState

I support them all being asexual.

I don't get the problem with them all being bi

It sidesteps EVERY single problem

Exactly. But reality get's in the way.

huh?

x 6 Oh yeah!

No wonder they looked and sounded so happy!

edited 2nd Nov '11 2:36:35 PM by ApplelightLimited

Convenient as that would be, Ginger, Chainsaw's right - that's not really accurate. XD Of course, neither is everyone being straight. Or gay.

Nevermind. I'm just being silly. I'd rather go with Everyone is Bi. It's better that way.

I wasn't thinking in terms of realism, I was thinking in terms of... as you said: convenience

yay

edited 2nd Nov '11 2:39:07 PM by gingerninja666

Y'all worry too much.

In a totally unrelated note that has nothing to do with me worrying too much, I finished the letter and just have to send it.

Um, Red Savant, heterosexuality is the norm both socially and biologically. I'm not going to claim otherwise because reality offends you. Heterosexual until proven otherwise is a perfectly valid assumption.

@ ginger Except the problem of explaining sexual orientation in a kids cartoon show. Keep in mind the intended age group for this show, and yes there is a very very large group of fans outside that age bracket, but it's because the show is perfect as is, do you really want them to start marketing more for the Bronies and possibly losing what made it awesome in the first place?

Yes there is nothing wrong with ANY orientation, yes for all we know the entire cast could put Torchwood's to shame.

but until sexuality of some kind is brought up in cannon, the most likely thing to assume is that as far as the writers are concerned, every thing is asexual. How you want to look at it is your buisness and just as right as anyone elses.

edited 2nd Nov '11 2:41:21 PM by Seraphem

Let's just drop it before things start getting Dave Polsky-ish

edited 2nd Nov '11 2:42:37 PM by gingerninja666

At this point I'm going with everyone being bi simply because its funnier. Or at least more potential for funny.

edited 2nd Nov '11 2:46:23 PM by Cookoo

I was simply saying that we should just assume they're all bi because it makes things simpler. (in terms of fandom shipping and the like)

edited 2nd Nov '11 2:44:19 PM by gingerninja666

Everyone is Bi in Sims. I made some half-assed pony sims and some ended up with each other. I think Twilight is still a single parent though.

So had another random neat idea for an episode pop in my head while thinking about the idea for a body swap episode someone posted the other day.

instead of body swap, do a role/job swap. I.E. some of the pony's start arguing over who has the harder job, leading to each of them taking over for one of the others for a day/week/whatever Hilarity Ensues So who do you think would be the funniest pony to take over for each job?

Who was her father?

Pinkie taking over Twilight's job would probably piss me off (if only because Rule of Funny would most likely make her a better student than Twilight)

edited 2nd Nov '11 2:48:33 PM by gingerninja666

@CDRW: It's more a matter of language than anything. Heterosexuality is most common by far, yes. But, referring to it as the normal option implies that anything else is abnormal, which is pretty offensive.

edited 2nd Nov '11 2:48:58 PM by kegisak