#mare mare mare

[mynameis-gloria]

Quanto mi piace

[zegalba]

Etienne-Jules Mare: Vol de Héron (1883)

[lilies-and-laughing-gas]

There can only be one princess in Equestria! And that princess… will be ME!!!

[w-h-a-t-is-l-o-v-e]

[glossc1]

apollo, achilles, and the death of troilus. REACH OUT, TOUCH FAITH.

[tufallaridere]

[punkitt-is-here]

rainbow dash plays against a mysterious new opponent

[dapper-lil-arts]

Applebloom doomed by the narrative oh god Inspired by my pal @captainzigo's fun arts regarding these four heh

[photozoi]

The Nestling

Sculpture by one of my favourite artists, Arlin Robins

[dr4gme]

About wocwog HJ. I love him. He's so raw, and there's so much pain and rage.

[fluttersharpi]

[Terrible stand up routine]

“So,,..,umm,…I’ve been having.,..a lot..o-of nightmares lately which I-I-is funny b-because.,,..at night.,…IM a .,..n-n-night.,….m-m-ar.,,.” *cries*

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Miles Cleveland Goodwin, Night Mare, 2019

[ranticore]

gay horse wrestling sequence

there would be a sixth pic where the loser finally lies down but by the time i got there i was so tired i was just so tired

social hierarchy is maintained without violence in most cases, and after the circling stage one of them backs off, knowing they'd lose a fight. but backing off means ceding your ground & movement path to the victor. it is a type of dyadic dominance so isn't relevant in contexts where two stallions aren't likely to ever meet again or associate with one another for more than a few minutes. a quick appraisal is usually enough to establish who walks freely and who moves out of the other person's way, but in the cases where neither party will back down, they're going to fight and make it everyone else's problem. there have been several documented cases of fights breaking out indoors and someone being knocked out by getting too carried away and smashing their head into the ceiling

it's extremely rare for this to result in life-threatening injuries but it does happen; a few deaths a year is the norm. sometimes a guy just doesn't know when to call it quits, or sometimes a stray kick hits the wrong place. the victor of a fight doesn't get a blanket dominant status - this is only in the context of the two participants of that particular fight

[w-h-a-t-is-l-o-v-e]