what the fuck is this shit

@stargrazer  
What I’m trying to say is that nothing is really stopping you from making changes that deviates from canon in your works. I mean there are stories that that asks what if Rainbow never did her first Sonic Rainboom? What if Pinkie became a sadistic murderer? What if the entire cast were male versions of themselves? So on and so forth.
 
In your case, may I hazard a guess that you want to create a storyline where Twilight never got her wings? Where Season 2 or 3 never happened? That’s fine by me, I think it could be a fun read. Now to do it in a way that’s interesting and appealing to others, now that’s the hard part.
 
I wish you luck on your creation your own Equestia. You’ll have a lot of competition out there.

@Conicer  
I don’t quite get what you’re trying to say in the second part of your comment. What do you mean “edit it out of the narrative”?

So you’re basically going to create an alternate Equestia. That’s all fine and good; the writing and art community have already been creating alternate universes for a long time. Heck, it’s one of my favorite genera of stories, and I’ve drawn for many of them myself.
 
Don’t like a particular premise of the canon? Edit it out of the narrative yourself and slap an alternate universe tag on it. Just as long as you don’t tout it as canon (I’m personally fond of the canon myself), I really don’t see a problem here.

@DudeManGuy
 
You have fun trying to mount that high horse with both eyes swollen shut and your pants tied around your ankles, while I get on with my life now that my torment is ended.

@Kazapsky  
“In the end, only results matter.”  
That’s personal opinion. For some people, only the results matter. But for others, it’s also about knowing that whatever happened they didn’t sink to the level of the bullies and their use of violence.

@gg666  
I don’t even have a headcanon… but they seem to “forget” things they did or said before, only to please their precious bronies.

@gg666
 
Speaking from personal experience, bullies only understand one language: power. Either you demonstrate that you yourself have the power to stop them, or they will continue to torment you because they know they can.
 
You lead an incredibly sheltered life if you honestly think that playing nice or hiding behind grownups who can’t be arsed to do anything is the least bit effective.
 
Violence is not the “correct” answer, it’s the effective one. And no matter how you slice it, in the end only results matter.

also how do you know they don’t care stargazer, because they don’t follow your precious headcanon?

@Kazapsky
 
and you think violence is the correct answer. You sure that won’t just land YOU in greater trouble. Sorry but no, violence is not the way to deal with this

@Lurks-no-More
 
Maybe the adult fans who were pissed are tired of being told that the only effective response is not politically correct.
 
I’ve been on the wrong end of bullying, and I tried all the moral guardians’ favored tactics - making friends, telling an adult, “just ignore”-ing it. Wasted effort, every single one.
 
In the end, only a beatdown would ever back someone off.

This image and this thread are gayer than my ex-boyfriend.

@Background Pony  
What I was trying to mean is if this tendency continues, we should try making our own show with ponies.
 
@Lurks-no-More  
Cool, you listened to my opinions, I listened to yours.

@Background Pony
 
Oh, sure! I think there’s only one outright bad episode in the whole season, and that’s “Spike at Your Service”; I was just picking some of the most notable high points. :)

@stargrazer  
“One Bad Apple” was about not continuing a cycle of bullying and violence, and made the point that you should tell adults about stuff like that. Yeah, sometimes it doesn’t work for various reasons, but it’s the first thing you should do. (Ironically, a bunch of adult fans were pissed about the episode because it did not validate lashing out at bullies or clinging to their old grudges.)
 
“Too Many Pinkie Pies” - Ancient, chaotic magic from Everfree Forest is misused by Pinkie, leading to a total mess. And it points out how Pinkie - the real Pinkie - has more depth and substance than the “crazy party pony” surface suggests.
 
“Crystal Empire” - I liked the songs, found the Mane Six quite in character and like Cadence and Shining Armor. Besides, they “save the day” only because they save Spike, who together with Twilight has done the real saving. As for the Princesses, it’s strongly implied that they could have handled the whole thing themselves; Celestia wants Twilight to do it as a part of her alicorn quest, while Luna has her doubts. (The “goddess” thing is all fanon, BTW. Fanon that I tend to follow myself, but still fanon.)
 
And for “Sleepless in Ponyville”, yes, it was a CMC episode; more specifically, it was a Scootaloo episode, something she’s been waiting until now. But it was also a Luna episode, and a Rainbow Dash episode. And if you think there wasn’t anything new about that whole episode, I say you didn’t pay much attention to what happened there.

@OP  
What a great idea, let’s make an alternative pony universe, I’m sure noone’s doing that already… oh wait

last episode was shit 5/10  
I gave 2 additional points for derpy

If you want to make your own stuff, then go make your own stuff, leave MLP out of it. There is such a thing as “Original Content” you know.

@stargrazer  
You get points for trying.

@equestria-prevails  
Wait, what?

@Deserter  
I still stand by my opinion, even with my name visible. It’s just that I get enough hate for my art already, I didn’t wanna be hated even more xD But meh, IDC.

*cocks shotgun
 
Oh, we’re havin’ some nice roast duck tonight.

@stargrazer  
Congratulations.  
You failed.

>Yeah, the first 2 cmc episodes in s1 were cute, but that was enough of them, thank you very much.