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deviantart, fandom: my little pony, lovers on the astral plane

Just In Time For FW's Anniversary!
My friends:

I have just found a wank that arguably combines elements of three of the classic wanks recently featured in the Deathmatch: His Wife, A Horse, the Snapewives, and My Ponies Hate You Now.

Simply put: Deviant Art member Kevinsano specializes in My Little Pony art. However, another Bronie recently wrote him a letter asking him to curtail his more erotic MLP art, particularly art depicting Twilight Sparkle - because, argued this correspodent, he and Twilight Sparkle were engaged.

I'm totally head over heels in love with Twilight Sparkle. I have been for 11 months now and at this point I'm in a committed relationship with my Twiley.

Actual email reproduced here. MTV coverage here, and the AV club weighs in here.

Enjoy.

Updated: For your convenience, a dramatic reading of the letter, if you prefer podcasts...

Update the Second: The blushing bridegroom's account of his love story on the MLP fandom fora. (I couldn't get the link to the profile to work, so than you for this!) (Update of the update: link now goes to a Googlecache as the forum link proper stopped working.)

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eleutheria
2013-03-24 01:33 am UTC (link)

Loved the MTV one. "But what I find immediately interesting about this situation is the declaration of ownership of "Twiley." Who does she belong to? Does the writer of the letter have any more of a right to marry her than the artist have over creating and observing filthy drawings of her? I mean, doesn't Hasbro own her? Isn't it their call what happens to this character? Did the writer of this letter ask Hasbro for their daughter's hand in marriage? I doubt it. I think we need to halt any further discussion on this matter unti Hasbro chimes in. If they give their blessing and sanction the marriage between this man and their beautiful, blushing collection of lines and color, then more power to him. But until then, both these dudes need to back off the IP."

I can just imagine the correspondence clerk at Hasbro who'd get to see that letter!

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	librarianmouse 2013-03-27 08:25 am UTC (link)
	I was going to try to write that letter, but my brain. I think she is broken. (Reply to this)(Parent)

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