Spike is such a pathetic little jerk. How I despise him. And ironically, I like dragons. But Spike is one exception.
Emptybee - 6 years ago
On one hoof I would kind of like to see the show resolve the crush issue. I don't much care how they resolve it: Rarity reciprocates, Rarity lets him down easy, Spike moves on—it's just way past time it was resolved.
On the other hoof, the show staff does _not_ handle romance well. so the prospect of them dealing with Sparity in any way makes me very nervous.
Flutterfan1 - 6 years ago
Is burn it with fire an option?
Anubis_Necromancer - 6 years ago
I hope they stay together...
Surreal - 6 years ago
I chose Nothing. But seriously folks, they're NOT humans. So if Spike gets all gaga on Rarity it's no big deal, I don't have any problem with it. They're asexual, otherkins after all!!!
Swash - 6 years ago
As soon as Spike is of age, Rarity will hold him prisoner in her bedroom.
don - 6 years ago
They still hang out together, dress making. gem hunting, comforting and supporting, It would be nice if it grew into something... Like a new toy line - pongonss dracony hybrids .............she doesn't call him precious pint for nothing.....
Dallin Anderson - 6 years ago
So, I chose the "get someone special but still have feelings" answer because that is where I feel it is at right now on the emotional level. I have no interest in a love interest but I think we are not yet at the point where Spike will deny that those feelings were ever a misguided thought.
In other words, I believe Spike is moving away from crushing on Rarity and knows he his, which is why he still admires her. However, to completely denounce his crush and move on would be denying such admiration was a good thing and I don't think him as a character is ready for that.
To put this in a real life perspective, I have had a crush on a girl but she denied me a while back. While I acknowledge that we were never going to work, I still admire her as a friends and care about what she is going through in life. I, some ways, still love her but to deny those feelings ever existed feels too wrong.
Though, even as I write, I'm starting to see that that may be friendship, not love, and that I have indeed moved on. I guess never having a friend has dulled my mind as to the difference between moving on and forgetting. Hmm...
Spike is such a pathetic little jerk. How I despise him. And ironically, I like dragons. But Spike is one exception.
On one hoof I would kind of like to see the show resolve the crush issue. I don't much care how they resolve it: Rarity reciprocates, Rarity lets him down easy, Spike moves on—it's just way past time it was resolved.
On the other hoof, the show staff does _not_ handle romance well. so the prospect of them dealing with Sparity in any way makes me very nervous.
Is burn it with fire an option?
I hope they stay together...
I chose Nothing. But seriously folks, they're NOT humans. So if Spike gets all gaga on Rarity it's no big deal, I don't have any problem with it. They're asexual, otherkins after all!!!
As soon as Spike is of age, Rarity will hold him prisoner in her bedroom.
They still hang out together, dress making. gem hunting, comforting and supporting, It would be nice if it grew into something... Like a new toy line - pongonss dracony hybrids .............she doesn't call him precious pint for nothing.....
So, I chose the "get someone special but still have feelings" answer because that is where I feel it is at right now on the emotional level. I have no interest in a love interest but I think we are not yet at the point where Spike will deny that those feelings were ever a misguided thought.
In other words, I believe Spike is moving away from crushing on Rarity and knows he his, which is why he still admires her. However, to completely denounce his crush and move on would be denying such admiration was a good thing and I don't think him as a character is ready for that.
To put this in a real life perspective, I have had a crush on a girl but she denied me a while back. While I acknowledge that we were never going to work, I still admire her as a friends and care about what she is going through in life. I, some ways, still love her but to deny those feelings ever existed feels too wrong.
Though, even as I write, I'm starting to see that that may be friendship, not love, and that I have indeed moved on. I guess never having a friend has dulled my mind as to the difference between moving on and forgetting. Hmm...