@BADASSassin  
Maybe that’s why the fandom chose joystick to be her name

If you think about it, the names Button Mash and Joystick would make more sense if they were switched.

joystick’s father: break her heart and I will cut your balls off with garden shears  
Silver belle: terrified u-understood sir

I think Bit Mash is a better name for fillyfied Button Mash. I says so on a tag. And I think Silver Beau is a better name for coltified Sweetie Belle. After all, Belle means beauty and Beau means handsome.

Or maybe it should just be beauty mash

In my best guess, Button mash’s Name in the genderbent version is beauty mah

her dad seems far less, supportive of a boyfriend then I’d assume buttons mom is of a girlfriend >.>

great now I’m imagining them with swapped voices.

Hey give him some respect I’m homosexual and I RESPECT his opinion. He said his friends are homosexual right? And he treated like normal people right? Then,why are you calling him homophobic for? Just because some straight person don’t like homosexual fiction is not because there homophobic, it’s because they either feel awkward or uncomftable.  
And, finally he doesn’t want to be part of the homosexual, When jack kellar said that he doesn’t mean homophobicly it means he doesn’t want to get in trouble with his friends’ homosexual.  
Reasons:
 
His religious  
Get part of something (that has to do with homosexuality) that leads to controversial.  
(That’s all I got for now)
 
And jack kellar liked his best friends, he ignored there’re homosexuality and Focus on his friends personality.
 
And like I said before just because some straight guy/women didn’t LIKE homo fiction that doesn’t mean they’re homophobic or anything, they’re just (again) feel awkward or uncomftable. That’s all I have to say. Plus I often read straight mlp fimfic why? Because we humans have our own tastes…@JeremyStorm

@Haymaker  
Hey give him some respect I’m homosexual and I RESPECT his opinion. He said his friends are homosexual right? And he treated like normal people right? Then,why are you calling him homophobic for? Just because some straight person don’t like homosexual fiction is not because there homophobic, it’s because they either feel awkward or uncomftable.  
And, finally he doesn’t want to be part of the homosexual, When jack kellar said that he doesn’t mean homophobicly it means he doesn’t want to get in trouble with his friends’ homosexual.  
Reasons:
 
His religious  
Get part of something (that has to do with homosexuality) that leads to controversial.  
(That’s all I got for now)
 
And jack kellar liked his best friends, he ignored there’re homosexuality and Focus on his friends personality.
 
And like I said before just because some straight guy/women didn’t LIKE homo fiction that doesn’t mean they’re homophobic or anything, they’re just (again) feel awkward or uncomftable. That’s all I have to say.

@Jack Kellar  
Because apparently not being homophobic means liking stories that focus on lesbian relationships.

@Itoruna  
Someone being called a homophobe just because he doesn’t like stories with it as the main plot point by a fuckwit who doesn’t know what “respect” means, and said someone getting rightfully angry for it.

@Jack Kellar
 
@JeremyStorm  
… What the fuck happened?

You guys can make the most amazing drama out of a picture of ponies huh?

….

@JeremyStorm  
Yep. I’m not the one worht bothering with. I was the one who got all pissy because of a non-insulting opinion and started slinging insults. I’m the one who made himself look bad and went off to sit on a holier-than-thou pedestal and pretend to be ice-cold because I don’t have a decent thing to say.
 
And that was just informing you that you’re one more name in my shitlist, nothing more ;) I’ve yet to find the worth of threatening someone over on the internet.

@Jack Kellar  
If I’m acting nonchalant, its because I’ve said what needed to be said. You’ve proven that you aren’t someone worth bothering with.
 
And also, you’ll remember my name? Seriously? What are you, in highschool?
 
Oh yes, this is the part where I’m supposed to say ‘I’m so scared!’ or something, right?

@JeremyStorm  
Uh huh. Act nonchalant to save face now, that’s right, boyo, since you can’t edit or delete your comments on this booru. It’s the only thing you can do, so have my blessings.
 
I’ll remember your name from now on.

@Jack Kellar  
Whatever. Cry some more.

@JeremyStorm  
Why, aren’t you a conceited little prick. I say it’s not my cup of tea and whatever people do with their lives isn’t my business as long as it doesn’t involve me and something I’m not into, and I’m an asshole for it.  
Good fucking show, son. Thumbs up.

@Jack Kellar  
So, basically you’re okay with homosexuality as long as you don’t have to think about it? Okay yeah, I figured as much. You sir, are a scumbag.  
Good day.

@JeremyStorm  
Not homophobic, definitely. Shit, I’ve got what, five, six homosexual friends where I work and study? I don’t care about it at all IRL as long as I’m not made a move on - I just ignore their orientation and treat them as people like everyone should do -, I just don’t like reading about it in fiction.

@Jack Kellar  
Silent Ponyville works just fine as a standalone, especially since I’ve only read a couple of the direct sequels.  
And I don’t see how two characters being lesbians has any relevance, unless you’re homophobic, in which case I no longer have any desire to speak to you anyway.

@JeremyStorm  
I’ll pass. Too much of the story’s expanded universe (and it depends on that EU, it doesn’t work as a standalone) depends on you liking/tolerating lesbian relationships, and I am allergical to any media with that as a main point.
 
I’ll be playing Lone Survivor, a survival horror that’s equally as psychologically themed.

@Jack Kellar  
Ah gods, now I feel like rereading Silent Ponyville.