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My Little Pony - Castle Sweet Castle - 5x3


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Anonymous

The song in this episode is one of my favorites in the series. It so easily pops up in my mind, and then it stays stuck for days.

Lord451

For a very long time, my home was just where I kept all of my stuff. It was significantly later in life where I actually started getting some personal decorations set up when I had switched to living alone for the first time in about 15 years. I wound up commissioning some artists and have what they made framed and hanging on my walls and that dramatically changed how I felt here, just looking around and seeing things that were mine, that I'd placed because I wanted to. As I've gotten older I've put more sentimental value on objects, and it's mostly from the memories they bring up when I look at them. If the object doesn't make me remember something, it's just an object, so even the small gifts and trinkets I've been given over the years, only a few of them hold memories that keep me attached to them.

Anonymous

(Formerly Kevin) Ok whatever, you can have your hatred of DT right up until her reformation. She has been pretty consistent in her douchebaggery after all. 😅 Hey, next time we go fishing, think we oughta use pancake bait to catch wild pinkamena? 😉🎣 Okok I don't blame you, as many of us also are guilty of the same, but yeah it was kind of a bit aggravating hearing you obsess over the faults of their efforts and taking the scene too seriously WHILE THIS DOPE MUSICAL NUMBER WAS PLAYING AND THAT SHOULD BE THE FOCUS! 🤯 (And it is such a sweet melodic gem that gets me hyped for the season every time!) 😊🎧 🎶 Much fan art of that new Twi-mane came out upon its debut. 😉 Awww you were so focused on your cannon rant (and camera refocus) that you completely missed the aftermath of the spa massage treatment! 🤣 Also yes they DID say books! Several times! But you were, once again, distracted by your own rants. THAT'S WHAT YOU GET! 😛 (On the castle) Really lit, huh? Glad you think so from the outset. Many of us thought otherwise, thought it really tacky and toyetic, and it took us a long while to get used to it. (It even resembles a certain rude gesture if you squint! 😶) Overall, really fulfilling start to the season, and really building this show solid and hitting home with the themes of loss and moving on and stuff, even when they can't have or mention death in the show.

Sharing Heart

Going on a tangent about how massages were portrayed in this episode. I actually have heard people who have never had massages before say that they don't want to try because of how much they hurt, probably because of how shows, especially cartoons, tend to show it. Spike sounding like he had every single bone broken is a big example. The fact is, if you feel pain during a massage, either the massage therapist is doing it wrong and you should say something (or demand a refund and leave), or you chose not to say anything making the therapist think that they are meeting you at your particular need. Massages are never supposed to hurt. They are meant to promote healing and relaxation. If by any chance you ever do get a massage therapist that says that pain is part of the process, in addition to leaving, report them and cause them to lose their license, because they could be doing some serious permanent damage to people. Oh, and Spike's comment about post-massage circulation, massages are supposed to improve circulation. It's pretty much the main thing they do. Saying you need something to help post-massage circulation is like going for a jog after a sauna because you need to sweat the sauna off.

Sharing Heart

I actually once did experience something similar to what Twilight was going through in this episode, albeit not as extreme. When I got my first apartment, I was so excited to be able to choose the decor, being able to put all the things I personally wanted in there. I was looking forward to all the experience I was going to have there. But then, due to some unfortunate circumstances, I had to get housemates. They were nice at first, but soon took over. It got to the point where they established a rule that I had to basically ask for permission to use the common areas, and I couldn't trust them not to take my food so I stopped cooking. What makes a place a home to me is really how much of myself I can be. How much at peace am I allowed to be within those walls. Even if there's nothing in it that holds memories, that inner peace causes a much bigger sense of home to me than anything else. When I lost that, much like Twilight, I kept trying to not be at "home" as much as possible. Spending all day with friends if I could, staying at college for as long as possible, picking extra shifts at work, and if I had to go back to the apartment, I'd go straight to my room. Sometimes, a whole week would go by without them seeing me. A few days ago though, I managed to get my own place. I hurt my back, so my furniture is still not set up yet, and almost everything I own is all over the floor. The shower doesn't drain well. The stove burners are missing, and the place looks run down, but to me, this is home. It's the place that has felt the most like home since my actual childhood home.