Apple Bloom, Scootaloo and Sweetie Belle have grown tired of being the target of bullying by Diamond Tiara and Silver Spoon. Their sisters can't help them and Cherilee can do very little for matters beyond the school grounds. They come to the conclusion that if there's to be any hope of this pattern coming to an end they've got to take matters into their own hooves and explore previously unconsidered options even if the results might be messy.

Rated for some instances of violence.

This story is a sequel to Friends and Family

A sequel to "Friends and Family" set a couple of months after the end of the first chapter.

Rainbow Dash loves being a member of the Apple Family. She loves having sisters and a brother and a grandmother who are there for her when she needs them. She loves everything about it...except for talking about it in front of others. When it comes to her family she doesn't want to brag. But at the same time she's the Element of Loyalty and can't exactly keep it a secret from her best friends as it isn't fair to them. She makes the decision to tell everypony at Twilight's latest slumber party seems to be the perfect opportunity for such; that is if she can work up the nerve to do so.

Twilight has learned a lot of things over the course of her life. From her books, her mentor, her friends and even from ponies she'd rather not spend a great deal of time around. One of those things she learned was that friendship isn't something that's as readily defined as other things in the world. After solving the crisis of Trixie being possessed by the Alicorn Amulet she sets out to meet with the fellow unicorn once again.

However she has no intention of engaging her in another duel. She's going after her to help.

This story is a sequel to Friends and Family

Not so much a sequel as a side story to "Friends and Family." It's Family Appreciation Day and Applejack is unable to attend. Rainbow Dash ultimately has to make an appearance and face her own apprehension at the public revelation and in the process confront some of the issues she'd been secretly carrying all by herself.

This story is a sequel to Friends and Family

Rainbow Dash is experiencing horrible nightmares of unspeakable torture. They're so vivid she's having trouble telling what's real and what's a nightly illusion. She's scared and confused and if she's to have any hope of coming out alright she'll need to rely on her friends to lend a helping hoof.

The story is set in the same world as the "Friends and Family" storyline but doesn't play any part in it other than taking note of Rainbow Dash's relationship with Applejack.

Rated for instances of extreme and comical violence.

This story is a sequel to Friends and Family

A sequel to Friends and Family.

Rainbow Dash loves her family more than anything and would do anything for them, even if it means touching on a sore spot for Applejack. Emotions will run high and bonds will be tested when the Element of Loyalty sets out to perform what she considers to be the ultimate good deed.

For thousands of years Equestria has enjoyed a state of relative peace. But now that peace is being threatened by an ancient evil that has long been dormant. The Mane Six now face a threat that Princess Celestia and Princess Luna together were not able to permanently defeat, forcing them on the most perilous journey of their short lives and testing their bonds to the breaking point. Will they succeed? Will they even survive?

Potential character death is ahead, be warned.

Rarity isn't exactly what she appears to be on the surface. She's hiding a secret about herself from everypony else for fear of what others will think of her should they find out. However the thing about secrets is they have a need to come out and be revealed. After keeping everything bottled up Rarity turns to the one pony in Equestria she feels can be trusted the most.

Rainbow Dash suffers a personal loss with the death of her parents and feels alone in the world. Her friends don't really understand her situation an she's not very inclined to explain it. However a certain farm pony isn't taking the matter at face value and doesn't feel inclined to leave her friend alone, regardless of what has to be done.

Edit 3/26/13: Corrected some grammatical errors.

This is my first attempt at writing something of significance for the MLP:FIM community.

Being the Element of Loyalty means a lot of different things to Rainbow Dash, unfortunately one of them is a disproportionate sense of guilt when her actions wind up getting a friend hurt. As she struggles with this burden and how to right the situation she winds up giving serious thought to actions she never would've previously considered.

Rated for attempts at self-injury, disciplinary spanking and elements of bondage.