@Gary0ak  
Not even remotely. Though the second word does.

Equestria Four. Sounds like Fantastic Four.

Look on the bright side, Rarity. You’d have a great career as a talent scout.

Rarity: It’s everypony’s dream to wear a crown and become a Princess!
 
*jump cuts to the day of Princess Fluttershy’s coronation, one year later*
 
Rarity: …oh, COME ON!

“Be careful what you wish for.”

@Background Pony #9CA0
 
That doesn’t exactly run off the tongue very smoothly, though. And Hasbro would have a fit trying to fit that onto the merchandise.
 
I have to admit that I like the fact Rarity seems to genuinely believe Fluttershy would be a better pony if she weren’t so…well, shy. Flutters won’t always have somepony there to back her up, so I like the idea that Rarity tries to push her.
 
And even if Fluttershy says no, well, she said no. That’s progress, isn’t it?

@Background Pony Number 17  
Yeah, she does want Flutters to be a little more social. But that’s because Flutters does need to be a little more social. There’s a difference between “Shy” and “Crippling Social anxiety.”  
At this point they should change her name from Fluttershy to something like Fluttercripplingsocialanxiety.

@jmartkdr  
Perhaps, but Rarity is a very persuasive girl…it’s hard to say what counts as “pressuring” in her book.
 
I think Rarity sees it as a sort of personal mission of hers to draw Fluttershy out of her shell. She’s seen the beauty in our yellow pegasus and thinks it’s “a crime against fabulosity” that it’s being hidden by her shyness.

@Background Pony Number 17  
I think an argument can be made that in Filli Vanilli, Rarity didnt’ pressure Fluttershy into singing, she merely allowed it to happen.

Remember that Rarity is the Element of Generosity. That extends to more than just material wealth–it extends to beauty as well. She’s a firm believer that anything beautiful must be shared with as many appreciative viewers as possible. That’s why she pushed Fluttershy into modeling, and also tried to rope her into the Ponytones.
 
The difference between “Green Isn’t Your Color” and “Filli Vanilli” is that in the former, Rarity was jealous because she thought she was being cheated out of the attention Fluttershy was getting. In the latter, she was already getting the attention, so she had no reason to be jealous.

@Antonyourknee  
I think I’ve got the bit from “Green Isn’t Your Color” more on my mind.
 
In “Filli Vanilli” she was more accepting of Fluttershy’s wishes.

@Fortune  
Wasn’t she the first to accept Fluttershys refusal to join the ponytones or are just referring to the picture.

You’re very good at making Fluttershy live your dreams, Rarity.

She does always bring it upon herself.  
Fluttershy always resists, but she keeps pressing her until she agrees.

Well, what did you expect?