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Oh, and here is Ocean Bird's full SFW bio (NSFW bio will be released at a later date):

Ocean Bird is a young white pegasus pony with a blue and orange mane and tail, red eyes, and lots of freckles! Ocean Bird is slightly taller than a normal mare (a half head taller than the Mane 6, excluding Twilight). Her mane is very long, as it trails down all the way to her hooves. Her cutie mark is a red heart, which symbolizes her physical and emotional affection towards other ponies (mares specifically). She was born and raised in Cloudsdale, and it’s where she lives today. Ocean is one of the silliest mares in Equestria, trying to rival that of Pinkie, but this silliness can often lead to chaos. She can be one of the sweetest ponies in all of Equestria, if she considers a pony a friend. She is a masseuse that works in Cloudsdale, as she is very skilled at her job. However, due to perverted thoughts and mind, many ponies believe she only got the job so she could touch cute mares (in which they would not be wrong in thinking so). As far as a relationship however, she doesn't really know what she wants. At times she wants to be with every mare, and at other times she only wants one marefriend. Ocean presses on however; as she tries her best to do what she can to hope that special mare flies by.

Ocean Bird is a lesbian, in which stallions don't turn her on whatsoever. She is not too picky when it comes to finding mares attractive, as long as they're presentable. Ocean Bird has a habit of hitting on every mare she sees, but she tries her best to not turn the situation into a sexual harassment situation (in which she finds difficult to avoid). Her actions often lead certain mares to dislike her; whether it be because of the fact that she grabbed their flanks, or due to the fact that she may have kissed their muzzle. Ocean Bird is quite open about her love to other mares, and isn't afraid to discuss some very NSFW topics.

For a reason not known to anypony, Ocean Bird never touches her hind hooves to anything, and often hides them within her tail as she flies, or covers them with her forehooves.