>>442
>If someone were to ask me to enumerate reasons I like ponies for, I legitimately wouldn't be able to name one. I just like them. Don't know why, and why it is like that, but I guess that also applies to liking things in general.

That may count for me too. I haven't been able to give a satisfactory answer, even to myself. I guess I could name reasons why I stayed around (the fandom), or why I like
an certain episode, but as to what the inital spark that actually got me to watch My Little Pony, a show that I would never ever thought in my life would've given a chance to actually like it, is something I cannot properly articulate. I even found the artstyle kind of creepy the first time around, but it grew on me.

>>449
>I counted the reasons why I should be living and...if you discount my family, close friends, the studies and a certain hobby of mine, watching the movie was at my 4th or 5th preference for staying alive and keep going. It seems like an autistic joke or something but when you are empty and down in certain periods, you only think about what you have close to you.

Get that fully. When you are in moments of darkness anything of the few things that do make you happy stand out and shine brighter.

>>450
>The more you know, less happiness (they said), but also more freedom of thought and liberty.

I actually mostly agree with that. Though I suppose it depends on as much how the person accepts and handle said information, and what perspective said info is comming from.