“No! Please don’t lock me up with them! They’re gonna dress me up in girly clothes and put makeup on me and make me have tea parties with them! I can’t take that kind of ab-”
 
SLAM
 
Alternatively…
 
STARLIGHT: After tonight, it’s the glue factory for him.

Worried/frightened Sugar Belle and Night Glider are the cutest.

They really went crazy with wood-texture vectors in this episode.

@Kerion  
Like that’s ever stopped headcanons.

@Digivam143  
Doesn’t mean he actually turned gay, or was gay in the first place.

Well, considering the rising amount of gay fanart with him and Double Diamond…

@Background Pony #201D  
Agreed!

Well, he already had Night Glider and Sugar Belle, two mares who also are very beautiful!

@And Brother I Hurt People  
Arguable, since her situation in the book was left intentionally vague to create ambiguity. Winston Smith (the protagonist) lived in hope that she would care about him even after capture, which emphasised the feelings of hope as a harrowing experience and the only thing that could have made his suffering worthwhile.
 
Depending on how you read it, she cared about Smith all the way through or she abandoned Smith due to brainwashing and fear.

@RIG  
MFW when I derped up the mare count in the cabin. :D

judging how he ended  
 
it wasn’t something good.

Oh wait, never mind. I confused the outside scene as being inside the cabin with the others!  
D’oh!

*eight beautiful mares

@PonyPon
 
I think that’s the vibe they were going for.
 
…except the lady friend didn’t care when Wilson got locked up, so…

Why did I think these two were his equivalent to the lady friend in 1984?