[The scroll feed starts up innocently enough, everyone’s greeted to a nice big bear nose as Teddie begins to set things up almost as if he’s putting up a camera. When it looks like he has things the way he wants them, there’s a big bright smile as he backs up, ears perked up and eyes sparkling with excitement.
Teddie's learned a lot in these past few weeks, being stuck in bed has given him a lot of time to think. When bears think, things start to get...complicated. Without anything to distract him, an idea can form and he won’t let it go. In this particular case, Teddie's been questioning his relationship.
Not that he didn't like it, he loved it! It was everything he's always dreamed about and then some. But after what he can only describe as an unfortunate kissing accident, Teddie began questioning if there was something, erm, "wrong" with him. This was only fueled by his time in bed, reading children’s books to pass the time. As fun as it was to read about loving couples, princes and princesses, beauties and beasts, there was one thing that always stuck out to him: It was always pony couples. Never any ponies and bears, or heck, ponies and anything else. Those that did start off as frogs or monsters or dragons always turned into ponies in the end and lived happily ever after.
Teddie wanted that, too. He wanted his happily ever after, but most of all, Kyouko deserved one. If he was going to do this couple thing, he was going to do it right. Teddie had to become a pony.]
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Teddie's learned a lot in these past few weeks, being stuck in bed has given him a lot of time to think. When bears think, things start to get...complicated. Without anything to distract him, an idea can form and he won’t let it go. In this particular case, Teddie's been questioning his relationship.
Not that he didn't like it, he loved it! It was everything he's always dreamed about and then some. But after what he can only describe as an unfortunate kissing accident, Teddie began questioning if there was something, erm, "wrong" with him. This was only fueled by his time in bed, reading children’s books to pass the time. As fun as it was to read about loving couples, princes and princesses, beauties and beasts, there was one thing that always stuck out to him: It was always pony couples. Never any ponies and bears, or heck, ponies and anything else. Those that did start off as frogs or monsters or dragons always turned into ponies in the end and lived happily ever after.
Teddie wanted that, too. He wanted his happily ever after, but most of all, Kyouko deserved one. If he was going to do this couple thing, he was going to do it right. Teddie had to become a pony.]
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