You clearly have reading comprehension problems, so I'll explain it again slowly.



1. I didn't call you a shitty cunt for disagreeing about how she should feel about the baby; I called you a shitty cunt because you decided to insult me when I was just having a normal conversation about a piece of My Little Pony fanart.



And I type the rest of this not because I care what you have to say, but because I hate having to go my separate ways with someone due to animosity, and they have the wrong idea of what happened. I want us to be on the same page and understand each other. Let there be no confusion.



2. I didn't block you for answering my question; I blocked you for insulting me. That was obvious. Not any other reason. That. I thought you'd be smart enough to see that. If I can't have a normal conversation with someone without them attacking me, that's it. Me being able to have normal conversations without being insulted out of nowhere is a boundary I demand of everyone, and if I can't even have that, it's over. Those people are human garbage and don't get to talk to me. They aren't good enough. I try to treat people with politeness, and I expect that of other people. If I'm polite to someone, they must be polite to me. Yeah, in case you didn't know, most people dislike being insulted. There is nothing wrong with disliking being insulted. Don't personally attack people who are just talking about fiction. That crosses a line. Maybe you'll think about that in the future when you interact with people and learn to treat people better. Probably not. You're the kind of person who can't have normal conversations with people without verbally abusing them as already proven. Hell, I wouldn't've even blocked you if you'd just said what I was saying was sexist because that wouldn't've been an insult of me. And before you try to say "Well, weren't you mean to me?" or that I'm the same as you, being unkind to someone for being unkind to you 1st is not the same as them deciding to do it 1st. And people who initiate the unkindness don't deserve me trying to be polite for them. They deserve disrespect.



3. I did say she shouldn't necessarily hate the baby but should at best be politely neutral. Actually having bubbly feelings towards the baby seems like a stretch. And I also did say I would've said men if this had happened to a male, and that most people wouldn't be thrilled towards a baby born of infidelity. So how is it sexist if I'm including men too? If I'm saying it's how both genders would react? Rhetorical questions.



4. Except Cadence read Chrysalis' note after she threw him out and was still pissed at him the next time she saw him. And again, when else would it have happened? No, it was probably something other than that 1 time Chrysalis controlled him and pretended to be Cadence. Probly not that. And if you want to say "well, she was mad because he still hid it", no. He was raped. He gets spared anything else bad happening to him because of his rape. She doesn't get to pile anything else onto him. He's had enough.



And of course he would try to hide the baby because it's embarrassing. He was raped and forced to create a child. Why would he want anyone else to find out about that? And why would he want Cadence to know? It means he cheated (albeit not willingly), and their relationship was violated. Of course he would want to spare her feelings and also not let her know about his rape, something horrible; she would be so much happier not thinking any of this ever happened. He did it for her too.



Because lots of men want to handle problems by themselves and feel like telling people about their problems is putting their problems on other people, so they selflessly hold them inside and don't tell people about them and say "I'll handle all this myself. I don't want to put my problems on other people." Think Applejack in Applebuck Season, The Last Roundup, and when she reluctantly accepted her friends' help at the end of The Super Speedy Cider Squeezy 6000. Now, you can say that's unwise, but it's still coming from a selfless, generous place.