Shoujo pony?

Already posted here >>99017 But this one is a more managable res.
 
That said, I love her tired expression. She deserves a nice soft belly rub.

Gotta love the slendermane pillow

I so wanna see this.

Well this was a pretty interesting comment section.
 
>you will never wake up to this

if yorec had put a pic of patrict instead of the caveman, how you would have countered?

i feel stupid.

@Yorec  
I knew you would say that.

uh.

@Yorec  
The caveman is a well-known connoisseur of insurance companies. You should be proud of your fiscally-responsible heritage. Your education system needs some work though.

Sorry. Me dumb caveman.
 
Ooga booga.
 

 
At least me get gud insurance.

@Yorec
 
Technically, I said that first, so…

Alright I see that I have made my self a fool.
 

 
Peace out.

@sixtyfour215
 
I feel like that’s a jab at me.

@PwnyPony  
That thing would be awesome to have.

@Yorec  
Yeah, you kind of are (no offense).
 
If we’re talking about prosthetics, then they’re just random bits of plastic/metal/carbon fiber/whatever attached to the body. They don’t even interact with the body, apart from touching it while being attached, so they wouldn’t interfere with pregnancy (or anything else for that matter, unless you were allergic to the materials, or they caused wear on your body).
 
If we’re talking about implants, then what are they doing? Chances are, they’re still not interacting with the body, not really. Something like a pacemaker, for example, is just placed within the body. It doesn’t do anything other than administer electric shocks when it needs to. It doesn’t react to anything, because it’s just an inanimate material. The body might reject the implant, but the implant won’t do jack shit.
 
If we’re talking about something that actually interacts with the body; say, a nanomachine with a construct similar to a cell, capable of whatever your cells are capable of doing, maybe designed to boost your immune system or something. That is something capable of affecting a baby in the womb. Let’s pretend it acts the same way your immune system does; it sees something it doesn’t recognize as you, it tries to get rid of it. Your body doesn’t do that because of millions of years of evolutionary design that says for it not to (I think it does happen sometimes, anyway). But the nanomachines haven’t been informed of that. Their programming says to destroy. The programming is always correct, as far as a machine is concerned.
 

 
tl;dr, I took this far too seriously. I’m so sorry for that wall of text.

this thread  

@Yorec
 
Yeah, I suppose it’s better than someone shouting “OMG, SHE’S HAVING CYBORG BABIES, LETS TALK ABOUT IT AS IF IT’S POSSIBLE!”
 
So, yeah, better to ask than blindly accept something as the truth.

I feel like these are legitimate questions to ask, though.
 
I mean this is science right? The whole point is to ask questions like these to try and prove or disprove them.

@equestria-prevails  
what a shame

@sixtyfour215
 
Yeah it could be reprogrammed.

@soundtea
 
The pregnant pony is a cyborg, so it’s almost natural.

she didn’t ask for this

>post a cute pic of a pregnant pony  
>get an argument about cybernetics
 
This is why I love Derpibooru.