Tailwind

Yay! I finally managed to organise all my ideas in The Public Google Doc (Beware! Spoilers inside! Don't click it! Bad pony!).

The story Sweetie Belle's search for immortality as whole is finally gaining shape.

I thought that I had told the gist of it in my first chapter. I was afraid that continuation of it would just start to drag on and it would only be more of the same. Like those Hollywood sequel movies that are the same as original, just suckier. Fortunately my fears turned out wrong as the future chapters will probably surpass this one.

I also had some moral issues. There are so many FimFiction stories out there. Nobody can read them all. With that assumption, it would be an immoral thing to release a bad FanFic that would just flood the story pool even more. People who would invest their time to read it might not have time to read a better story instead. And I would be the one to blame for that.

Than I noticed the lack of thumbs down on my story. Which is kind of strange, since my first edition of it was riddled with grammatical mishaps. I seem to be totally blind to those. That or maybe I'm actually really bad at grammar. Probably both, since I couldn't catch them even after one week of pre-release re-reading. I'll need to swallow my misplaced self-trust and find editors for the next releases.

I also got my first enthusiastic response in the comments for my story today. I wanted to thank HarmonyTrebleheart for the support. But then I presumed that my previous lengthy engagements in the comment section just scarred of commenters and I didn't want that. The comment section should inded be used and formed mostly by readers and not by the author himself.

When I finally put my ideas into separate chapters today, the story illuminated me with its entirety. I deemed the story good. If I was an actual writer (I am far from that since this is my first FanFiction story) the next step would just be a matter of writing down the details.

There is still a lot of work ahead of me. But as of now, I am confident, that I shall see this project to fruition.