@Vexd
 
As I said in the comments, it becomes very difficult to do a good resolution with a child character. They don’t have the mental maturity to always understand the in depth lessons that were learned, especially when those lessons deal with a subconscious aspect of psychology.
 
You’ll notice the prequel story also had the resolution be Rainbow’s, not Prism’s. This one was more obvious because he was the focal point of much of the story.
 
I found the scene with RD and Twilight better for actually exploring and ‘resolving’ the issue, even though it had been ‘resolved’ a week ago in story.
 
-Lumino

@Vexd  
Oh. Derp!
 
-Supreme Overlord of Popped Tarts

@Poptard  
No, I’m just parodying people who place username signatures on the ends of comment to garner pseudo significance for otherwise mundane statements
 
-Spoon

@Vexd  
Wait you’re Titty Sprinkles?

Kinda felt like the story meandered at bit towards the end
 
Twilight: “Your son’s got a stigma problem your fame”
 
Rainbow: “Hey! You got social problems with your daughter”
 
Twilight: “Blimey! You’re right! Wanna drink?”
 
Rainbow “Sure!”
 
The End
 

 
Just felt a bit unresolved.
 
-Titty Sprinkles

@LuminoZero  
There is a devito in all of us, obviously.
 
Don’t deny your inner self.

@Poptard
 
I… man, WHAT?
 
-Lumino

@DuskFox  

when will my reflection show
 
who i am inside?

@somepony_you_know
 
Your sense of smell continues to serve you well.
 
-Lumino

I SMELL A NEW FANFIC.

@Poptard
 
Except he’s not a tryhard. He’s lazy and apathetic.
 
Though I still aim to answer the question, regardless. :D
 
-Lumino

Maybe so that’s why Prism is such a tryhard. He wants to donsomething that he can call his own.