I mean, he couldâve pillowed her from the start and saved himself the headache.
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donât forget the eyes, she canât discriminate if she canât see them.
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I donât know, I wonder about that.
Wouldnât they feel the horn and wings during âlickie cleaniesâ and hugs and such?
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Someone could say something.
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Canât wait to see what the idea is.
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Itâs more satisfying and fun when you know they truly deserve it
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Itâs an interesting question. Assuming fluffies are primarily sighted animals (like humans) and are not using other sensory mapping skills itâs entirely possible that the revulsion\hate is tied entirely to visual cues and that even if the mother was able to recognize the wings and horn as belonging to the same foal she might not relate that to being an alicorn. There is a certain age in most humans when they recognize themselves as a physical beings and can begin to figure out more complex feelingings of self and physical placement. Humans can recognize them selves in mirror (generally) and the faces of others how ever there are cases (ussualy involving brain damage ) where the person can no longer recognize faces. Friends family and sometimes thier own faces are alien to them because of damage to the visual cortex (front of the brain I think left side might be wrong ) but generally other references remain intact like voices. Depending on the complexity of the fluffy brain in your headcannon it could be argued blinding a fluffy stops the connection. Because rather then it being a normal connection alicorn phobia is a miss wiring from the visual cortex to the âlizardâ brain and without the trigger the complex doesnât activate
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Canât wait to see what happens
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So he tried to make her a good fluff and understand all important and she didnât take the lesson to heart
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What will it be, pillowing? Turning her into a âalicornâ?