Chris's letter to Cathy Weseluck
Chris's letter to Cathy Weseluck is a hand-written letter Chris wrote on 20 August 2017 to Cathy Weseluck, a voice actress for My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.
Chris tweeted her an image of the letter, apologizing for the unusual format of the message, and asked for her input.[1] Chris seemed to be hoping that Weseluck would act as his personal therapist, as the letter would be more appropriate for a proper therapy session.
In the letter, Chris described his embarrassing experience at wearing the unicorn cosplay to church. He also casually mentioned taking valium over it.
Transcript
| August 20, 2017.
Dear Cathy W., I've had a day that started out happy and delightful. I felt like donning my pony ears and unicorn horn, and tail, to my church today. I've made a lot of people smile, and it was as normal as could be, with my sharing the joys from BronyCon 2017. Then later, during a bible verse reading, my church friend suddenly burst out in tears; I felt along with her (the hate bout in Charlottesville, VA last weekend). Then, my pastoral counsolor [sic] (who was part of the choir this week) hands me a note. "Please remove your headgear; it's reminding us of Nazis" (specifically, the NOT Nazi Jesters who mocked the haters). I felt utter shock; I removed my head gear, and I tensed up. Fanning myself with the program, as I was feeling hot: I ended up closing myself and breaking out in tears myself. Being forced to remove what made me and most other people smile, feeling like not being able to calm a post-bouted crowd, the empathy for my friend and not being able to make her smile... just about killed my mood. I sat there, fanning myself with my right, gripping the bench with my left, And paralyzed, I stayed a while longer. Then I left during the collection, with the plates. I took a rest and some valium after I got back home. I feel some recovered, but feel some mild headache now. Have y'all ever heard such a thing? Pony Ears and Unicorn Horn being reminisent of an anti-Nazi Jester? I've Never. And I meant no harm. What are your thoughts, Cathy? Thank You for listening. Christine W. Chandler P.S If there's another method to "Ask Cathy", please let me know. |