real men don't whine like a bitch.

how am I whining, brony bitch?

you my friend, have just OWNED this guy, please take my puddin'

Real men can express their feelings, and accept things that are cute and cuddly

uhh...real men don't watch programming designed for children?

There's already waaaaay too much hate and arguing in this thread already. I find the show enjoyable, even though I'm not a child. Please don't hate

Real men dont give a fuck about anything. you do.

Anyone who doesn't give a fuck about anything never do anything worthwhile, regardless of who they are. You sound really boring.

Your letting ponies dictate who you are. what a boring person.
And when I say I don't give a fuck about anything, I mean it not as "Oh, I don't give a fuck, i'm just going to stay home and not care about anyone", I mean as in "Oh look, theres a hot chick, let me go flirt with her, or lets go skydiving, might as well" Which kind of makes you the complete opposite of a boring person.

>implying that my expression of interests on the internet is what consumes my life

And flirting with all the girls and skydiving? I'm sure that's what's reeeaaally going on in your life.

Are you done yet?

You are a sad person.

And I just don't give a fuck

Real men don't have to watch a show about cartoon horses to express themselves or accept cute and cuddly things to secure their sexuality.

“Critics who treat 'adult' as a term of approval, instead of as a merely descriptive term, cannot be adult themselves. To be concerned about being grown up, to admire the grown up because it is grown up, to blush at the suspicion of being childish; these things are the marks of childhood and adolescence. And in childhood and adolescence they are, in moderation, healthy symptoms. Young things ought to want to grow. But to carry on into middle life or even into early manhood this concern about being adult is a mark of really arrested development. When I was ten, I read fairy tales in secret and would have been ashamed if I had been found doing so. Now that I am fifty I read them openly. When I became a man I put away childish things, including the fear of childishness and the desire to be very grown up.”
― C.S. Lewis

Maybe we're the ones who are the men because we stopped caring what others thought of us and we began to realize that "Yeah, it may not be directed to us, but we like it. Who cares? I'm not the only one. If my so called 'friends' disapprove then they aren't my friends." We watch what we want and don't care what others think. We have stepped out of ignorance and changed it to tolerance.

but........he didn't USE adult as a term of approval. He used it as a term, adjective or noun as in "BEING a man"

You're going full force to prove that some how he's wrong about what? That you shouldn't depend on an over rated piece of crap show to actually grow up? That you should do it by yourself, like people normally do? That, instead of sitting on your computer, watching endlessly the same cliches and go "OOHHH CUTE" and when you're finished hunt down any nay sayers, you should be learning this life lessons by, you know, LIVING YOUR LIFE?

He's saying it in a way meaning that men don't do these things. But a lot of us do things that may not be socially acceptable, but as men, we could give less than two shits what others think.

Me when butthurt posters feel the need to assert themselves

I must say, i agree with anon for once. I do concur with your statement .

By stating that real men can express their feelings and accept things that are cute and cuddly in response to a comment calling po­nies gay, you're implying that you are a real man because of your bron­y nature. I'm not trying to start an argument, ma'am. I'm just stating my opinion, which is superior to yours.

well I'm sorry that I misrepresented myself.

But as an adult, I don't need to prove manliness or adulthood by bashing on a children's cartoon, or it's viewers.

Also, as an adult, I can choose to view or enjoy whatever I damn well please, which is why I like being a brony.

Problem, child?

When did I ever bash My Little Pony? Since when is being feminine a bad thing? You said that part, not me.