Umm, the majority thing goes back a long time with me. You see, I always felt bad about being the minority. That's part of the reason I came to the Internet, where at least things were a little better. I figured that if I couldn't be in the majority for a lot of IRL things, I could at least be in the majority of the fandoms I'm in.
So, when I was in the metal fandom, before I listened to ANYTHING, I checked reviews to see if the majority liked it. If they did, I would go ahead and listen to it. If they didn't I would skip it. I felt pretty happy then. But then I found out I was gay, and since I had heard that forcing yourself to be straight is unhealthy, I figured that for my sake I could break my code of conformity just this once. But then something terrible happened. In 2007, I became a fan of the band Korn. The metal community frowned upon this. I was ousted out of many metal forums. For a while, I decided "OK, you know what? Fuck comforming." I thought I would be happier that way. But I wasn't. Every time somebody looked down upon me for liking what I like, it was like a knife piercing my body.
When I joined the Brony community, I was overjoyed that finally I may be able to have an opinion that is the majority opinion of the community. No more people looking down on me. But as time went on, I found out that I really didn't 100% conform. For one, I am LOVING season 2 so far, and the majority, or at least the loudest, really don't. So I figured, maybe I WOULD be happier if I just conformed. But at the same time, in the real world, most people frown upon a man liking a cartoon meant for girls. Or a man liking other men. So looks like eventually I will have to conform to their standards too. I mean, it probably will make me happier. Most men drink beer to get drunk on a regular basis, and I remember being
really happy that one time I got drunk. So I think I might be onto something.
And that's how Equestria was made.