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Cadance: Storge is an aspect of love just as powerful as eros Also kudos to Twi for being able to explain what the Tantabus was without giving away the whole Luna almost accidentally destroyed Equestria again thing.

http://royalsketchbook.tumblr.com/post/128746909834/cadance-storge-is-an-aspect-of-love-just-as

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Fragnostic

Obsessed with TwiLuna.

That’s right… Cadance is the Princess of Love… All love, not just one kind.

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CHS, Class of 20XX

Also kudos to Twi for being able to explain what the Tantabus was without giving away the whole ‘Luna almost accidentally destroyed Equestria again’ thing.

So… when that information does finally make its way to Twimom (and it will)… what happens?

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And then manly tears were shed. Seriously, this is a really heartfelt scene. I’m glad that things are going to work out with Twilight and her mother regarding Princess Luna. ^^

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SilFoe

@Jarkes
Also, (forgot to reply to your first comment) yes, storge is familial love, especially that between a parent and child. Eros is romantic, passionate love. Philia is love between friends and equals. Agape is commonly used for the love for all.

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SilFoe

@Jarkes
It wasn’t intended to be viewed at the smaller default size. Or maybe I’m way more used to reading tiny text than I thought.

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