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Are Bronies Changing Masculinity?
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My personal opinion in this can be answered from one of the top comments on the Youtube video by Dread556:
I don't think we aim to change the "concept" or "definition" of masculinity.
I would instead suggest we're showing that it's alright to defy gender roles, which are, ultimately, obsolete.
This is a really good insite into Bronies, proving that we can like whatever we want, regardless of it's targeted age or gender.
Though we do get a lot of crap for it, and I don't think that will ever change, mainly because of the vision the show portreys, being known as girly from it's beginning, it will probably stay that way.
Oh well, i'll still watch it (And enjoy it) for many years to come :)
I have a lot of bronies on my friendlist, and they're cool people :D
Almost every brony I know is a great person. Granted, I know a 'few' who aren't, but they are also the type I wouldn't consider to be bronies at all (are into the entire deal only out of lust of one character they'd like to shag...so yeah...cloppers). They don't apply the concepts of love and tolerance to anything (they pretty much just act like your typical internet user).
Nice use of words :)
We can still classify them as Bronies, but barely, it's a touchy subject.
Though I despise them so, the show should be enjoyed with a clean outlook and the love of the characters should be friendly one, thus this group, but let's not go into this now...
I'd consider them still bronies, but they hardly watch the show, are into the fandom only because they find a sexual attraction with one character (or characters), etc. Believe me though, I don't exclude cloppers from being bronies, it's just this certain kind of clopper isn't really a brony.
austen powers, what a funny, cornny movie.