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Meep the Changeling


Channeling insanity into entertaining tales since 2015-01-19.

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  • 24 weeks
    New Story out now!

    Hey everyone! Remember that thing I said I'd be doing a while back? Well... Here it is!

    TEvergreen Falls
    A group of mares in a remote Equestrian town uncover some of history's most ancient secrets.
    Meep the Changeling · 218k words  ·  30  0 · 471 views
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  • 32 weeks
    Hey guys! What's new?

    So, I haven't been here in a good long while. I got the writing itch a while back, specifically for ponies and my old Betaverse fics. I might have something in the pipeline. I've got a few questions I'd like to ask the general pony-reading audience if you don't mind. Just so I can see if my writing style should be tweaked a bit for the modern audience.

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    15 comments · 338 views
  • 103 weeks
    Stardrop's Lackluster Ending

    Hello everyone. I know I've been away for a while, but that's due to me deciding to finish stories before I post them to revise, edit, and alter them to give you all better stories to read. I don't feel free to do so when I post stories live. This results in me getting frustrated with how a story is shaping up and then dropping it. That wasn't a problem when I was younger, but it's become one as

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    17 comments · 771 views
  • 108 weeks
    Anyone know artists who do illistrations for stories?

    I'm low key working on a story which I intend to complete before posting. I'm enjoying being able to go back and improve, tweak, and change things to make the best possible version of the story, and it's nice to not feel like I am bound to a strict schedule of uploads.

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    4 comments · 297 views
  • 130 weeks
    A metatextual analisis of "The Bureau: XCOM Declassified" to show how it fits in the series timelines

    A lot of people like the rebooted XCOM series, and a lot of people also insist its lore is bad/nonexistent. This isn't true in my opinion, but is the product of the game that sets up the world for the series having been released a year after the first game in the series as a prequel, and also it sucks ass to play. The Bureau: XCOM Declassified is not a good game. At all. The story is really good,

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Jan
29th
2019

Rating Changed from M to T · 12:09pm Jan 29th, 2019

Hello everyone. After talking to a moderator about my story notes and plans for the story, I have been informed that I do not need to use the Mature Tag for Operation Star Drop. The reason I had rated it M was due to the frequent combat scenes which wile planed on being appropriate for Fallout do not actually enter what the moderators consider to be Mature.

For the sake of helping others, if your story has something like:

Twilight ran as the shells rained around her. She ran without a destination in mind. Panic drove her.

Then, the world became noise, light, and pain. Twilight felt herself fly through the air then slam into the ground. She rolled, slid, and slammed into a rock. As she lay in the middle of the bombardment, she whimpered. There was a sharp burning pain in her left thigh, and nothing in her lower leg.

Twilight hesitated, and slowly opened her eyes. She felt nothing because her leg was gone. A bleeding stump covered in charred fur was all that remained of her leg.

Twilight screamed.

That is apparently Teen.

Mature would be... Well, turning that into:

Twilight ran as the shells rained around her. She ran without a destination in mind. Panic drove her.

Then, the world became noise, light, and pain. Twilight felt herself fly through the air then slam into the ground. She rolled, slid, and slammed into a rock. As she lay in the middle of the bombardment, she whimpered. There was a sharp burning pain in her left thigh, and nothing in her lower leg.

Twilight hesitated, and slowly opened her eyes. She felt nothing because her leg was gone. A bleeding stump covered in charred fur was all that remained of her leg. Blood pulsed and oozed form the desiccated flesh of the stump. Ragged veins protruding past the break continued to spurt and twitch as her heart pushed her very life through the shredded veins and arteries.

She could feel the warmth leaking out of her leg, and the cold creeping in. The smell of hot blood and dripping marrow--

You get the idea. If you linger and describe gore in what I would call too much detail (after all it's effect is better if your imagination come sup with the exact details.), It's mature. If you simply have an injury or death occur and only convey what is needed to make that understood, it's Teen.

Sort of like how characters can say they had sex, talk about sex to a certain extent, and the story is Teen. But if they HAVE sex then it's Mature.

TLDR; my story will not be gory enough to require the Mature tag, so I have rerated it as Teen. I am sorry for the confusion. Hopefully this will allow more of you to enjoy the story :3

Comments ( 6 )

Maturity. Such a, vague, concept. One man's horror story is another man's job.

Excellent, that's very convenient.

And if your Disney, you only imply that the villain was killed and not even show a drop of blood, its G

5004462 Fun fact, there is a PG movie where an actual nazi blows about 16 holes in a dude's chest, bloodsplatter and all. Not even joking. Look up "Wizards".

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Oh god not that old movie!

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