>>22410 >Barbie high 2010 A.D. >Approx. loc. some young girls floor >Sorry Megatron, but Optimus gets the Princess in the end >Kissu kissu Does anyone remember that study about how boys and girls mindsets are different when it comes to their toys? Is it strange to say the same most likely applies to the characters they write as well?

>>22137 I've always liked how this artist does hair. Looks pretty

>>23129 That's ai, but ya it's pretty

>>22410 >>22579 Those littlest pet shop high school videos from like 2011 show you just how evil a little girl can be with storytelling. They're kinda funny though, I used to watch them with my sister when we were kids

>>23203 Got any funny ones?

>>23203 Can't even remember any of the channels, some are probably gone. The one she watched regularly was called "LPS High." You may have seen that LPS JFK assassination meme, she watched that youtuber a lot too. As an adult, it's a little more absurd than funny, almost like watching a kid's pony cartoon

>>22053 Based on the scene where Marble is "cucked" and the fact that this was the only scene where we saw some emotion between Marble and Big Mac, doesn't stand to reason that Marble had feelings for Big Mac but not the other way around? That is, they didn't have a relationship. It's just that Marble hoped Big Mac would return her feelings, even though he didn't and even though she probably never told him. So, it would seem to me that Marble's shyness prevented a relationship from even starting between them. Then that scene is more like her kicking herself and feeling sad that her window of opportunity suddenly slammed shut. Very painful. >Other thoughts I'm not sayimg that Marble and Big Mac wouldn't have been a good combination. In fact, I actually like it very much and I headcanon that they eventually end up married after a whirlwimd of comically awkward encpunters and misunderstandings. I'm just saying the show doesn't support it. Doesn't mean we can't imagine it that way though. >What abput CheeriMac Would have been good too. Lot's of potential there, and for me it's nearly a toss up between CheeriMac and MarbleMac, though I lean a bit more to MarbleMac.

>>22579 >Is it strange to say the same most likely applies to the characters they write as well? No, it's not absurd it all. Women self-insert themselves into stories. That's while stories written by women are usually not very good.

>>23282 >almost like watching a kid's pony cartoon I wonder what that must feel like

>>23530 Kek, I worded that wrong. I meant a kid's fan animation for MLP