Vastile, 30

It's a Good Show. I started noticing a lot of amazing art going up on the sites I posted my own artwork onto. I figured these people really love this thing, there must be something behind it all.

So, Me and a friend watched the first 2 episodes, for a review, and we both hated them. So much.

After that, I felt bad about maybe not giving it a fair try. I decided to give it a few more episodes. I noticed it was getting better and decided, for better or worse, I'd marathon the first 2 seasons, which were available on Netflix. I got hooked in.

I became a Brony Artist, vended at the conventions, played the music on my instruments, and gave formal reviews and critical analysis on the show. Even my friend and even more of my old friends are now Bronys, themselves, thanks to a little coaxing.

Now, I think it goes without saying, that I and many other people who identify as Bronys don't fit the stereotype. Bronys are the most diverse, creative, passionate, and accepting group of people I have ever met.