Why people like My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, an [over]analysis

Why bother having reviews, then? It's the same idea in principle: You talk about what you like and/or don't like about something, for the masses to be able to read and understand/see your point of view.

This wasn't a review, it was an excuse to try and make people believe something while deflecting the true reasoning of liking it. Panacea said exactly what I wanted to say which is that no one cares that you like it, it's that people use it as a form of identity. They're so desperate to be a part of something. That's why shitty websites and memes exist in the first place. Pathetic people need to cling to any sense of attachment to other people as possible.

Honestly, I think a real psychotherapist would have a field day explaining pomegranate like this because it's so clearly a cover-up for some desperate feeling of loneliness. It becomes so much a part of your identity that you get this smug attitude when people attack it and you know you can count on those people that you're feeling connected to because of your common interest will back you up, only strengthening this make-believe bond.

In the end you're still pathetic, lonely and watching a show meant for little girls, though.