Maybe I'm just being dumb but Google play only has the top like 25 popular songs
I feel like CheesePie is rushed, I really hate the ship, I know some people might not agree with me but in my opinion. It's rushed, it doesn't fit, I despise it. And I feel like even though you have the same interest as someone, you're destined to be with him/her. They should've at least given more episodes and more screentime to CheesePie. What'd you guys think
I've been wanting to write this for a while now, and I've finally gotten up the nerve. So, WAY BACK WHEN (around 2014/2015) I was still getting into the fandom. I had watched every episode once or twice and I thought I had a good grip on what friendship really was. I was in my Sophmore year of college and on my 2nd roommate, whom I had become friends with the first year due to mutual Majors and interests. Very long story a little shorter, I was listing to "A true, true friend" and the lyrics sunk deep into me. I realized, this girl I called a 'friend', whom I confided in multiple times, wouldent actually do anything for me friendship wise. I had taken her to the hospital in the nearby town once because she had a "stomach ache" which turned into a 5 hour project for the doctors to tell her she had indigestion, brought her projects to her classes that she forgot many times, and given her rides places I was never planning to go. It was such a one sided friendship, and I hadn't realized it before that point. I ended up moving out after only rooming with her for 1 semester and slowly cutting ties with her completely after a heated argument. I know Twilight says friendships are worth working on, but that's only if the other person wants to work on it too, right? I even somehow lost my high school friend who came with me to this college to her. He was in the argument as well. I even tried to reconcile with him the summer after and I got a "OK" in reply to my very long hand written apology letter. Thank you for taking the time to read this. It's been weighing on me for quite some time now...
To be clear, Chrysalis is still very much a villain. She ruled oppressively with an iron fist, was power hungry to the point of starving her subjects, and was a ruthless invader who (according to the comics) laid waste to several civilizations around Equestria.
With that said, we should consider her perspective from the season six finale: she came up with a brilliant military strategy to best empower her and her people by abducting all royalty and the element bearers, so they could feed on their love for generations. Even in the season two finale, she says, "As queen of the Changelings, it is up to me to find food for my subjects." Her society was productive, powerful, efficient, and militant, and the kingdom of the changelings has been stable for possibly centuries. She built the changeling society from the ground up from her sheer willpower and determination. She had loyal followers, a decent food source, and a magic absorbing throne to keep the hive safe from magical intruders. Everything was working well, and her people were powerful beyond all imagination.
And then Starlight Glimmer and her suicide squad come in and ruin everything. They destroy the hive's defenses (the throne), free the captives Chrysalis was using for food, destabilize the kingdom, turn Chrysalis' people against her and usurp her power, and leave a wimpy, inexperienced, and ineffective leader in her place. Then when all is said and done, she is alone in the ruins of what once was a great and powerful civilization with literally everyone ready to fight her. And this is all (mostly) because of Starlight Glimmer. All things considering when looking at it from this angle, Starlight has a lot of nerve to even attempt to be her friend. Any sane person put in this position would have a burning desire to do anything in their power to enact revenge. It wouldn't make sense for Chrysalis to accept Starlight's friendship.
It's been a while since the show ended, and it still hasn't been premiered. Does anyone know if it is still coming? I really don't want to watch it on something else.
It can be any character. From the Mane Six, their family members, the Princesses, and all sorts of non-pony races.
It frustrates me how stupid they made Discord seem in the final series of MLP, so I'd liked to have seen an episode where he is the main protagonist to balance it out. It would still have to be set before the finale and the reveal of his idiotic plan, but I'd have liked to see Discord having a positive moment by getting summoned by the map to solve a friendship problem.
We've seen other characters without cutie marks being called by the map like Spike, so it's not as stupid a scenario as it may initially seem.
What would you guys make the plot of your own episode?
Just for kicks, tomorrow we should all dig out the most bizarre and out of context posts we can think of and just dump them on the sub. It'll be fun.
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