We should bring rage faces back to the web
Talking on Skype today is like playing whack-a-mole. @_@
I keep forgetting that people I know IRL follow me.
Boy the next reunion will be awkward as fuck.
I’m sorry, but this made me laugh a bit.
When was the last time I drew that colt, anyway?
…
Okay not that long ago.
But now I must draw him again. This time, however, it will be solo. Or with Thunderlane.
Aww man. Adult Rumble in Slice of Life, yes please.
Popularity is a strange thing.
When we all start out with these ask blogs or stories or whatever, we strive to be noticed. Attention and praise boosts our egos and makes us feel better.
But simply working on something for popularity and praise is hollow. There really isn’t much to gain from constant attention after a while. Unless of course, you are an attention whore at your core.
What I have learned that at a certain point, popularity becomes less of a goal and more of a side effect. By this time, you probably have met some great friends and/or reached a state where you are working on a blog just because you want to and it makes you happy.
Your comfort zone.
And those followers and readers are just a product of that work. A nice little number to remind you how far you have come.
So I guess our goal shouldn’t be to race to the top. But to reach the point where everything checks out. Where you’re happy of where you are right now.
Rarity’s campaign for fan favorite pony on The Hub’s Facebook page
What do I have the feeling that she just called us all ugly?
thank you tumblr user lord-tristan for continuing to bring us quality content on this quality website
/sleep
I think that’s everyone…
maybe
Running down the list in the offline section when suddenly…
crap
oh boy I reached the area of “people I used to talk to a lot but now we don’t” so this’ll be awkward. o_o