If you were to ask any random pony off the street where Applejack would probably be in 20 years, they might respond that she would have settled down with a nice stallion, had children, and continued running the business. And Applejack would probably agree that was quite likely.

But, what we think will happen, is almost never what will happen. And the things we assume about ourselves, and our futures, are almost never accurate. Such is the case with Applejack.

It all started at a holiday party in the last week of December, when a prank played by Rainbow Dash awakened some strange feelings in Applejack, concerning a certain beautiful pony with a purple mane.

A one-shot about Applejack coming to terms with her sexuality. Contains RariJack shipping.

Hanging out at Sugarcube café, Rarity confronts Applejack about what happened during the Friendship games.

"So what I'm saying," Pinkie Pie finished, "is we should get married."

Pinkie Pie comes to an important conclusion about her feelings for Rainbow Dash. She decides that there is only one appropriate course of action available to her.

When Rarity and Applejack endure their final summer together, the last night is what counts the most. With a truck bed full of pillows and the whole night ahead of them, there’s a lot of things in between. There are words. There are numbers. There are kisses. But most importantly, there is love. A love that seems silly, and that of a cliche high school set-up… yet deep down, there might be something more.

Minty, Pinkie Pie's ex-girlfriend from college, comes by Ponyville to reconnect with her old friend. Pinkie is oddly less than pleased - in fact, she seems outright hostile. Rainbow Dash and Scootaloo have the misfortune get caught in the middle of the bad blood between the two ponies and have to ask, what's got Pinkie so angry at her ex?

Rated T for Teen for horses saying bad words.

Applejack tries to write a love letter. She mostly fails. A TwiJack story, set somewhere in early Season 4.

What is more wrong than liking somepony of your own gender?

What happens when your feelings finally run high enough that you can't hide them any longer?

Enter the story of Rainbow Dash as she tries to figure out just what it is that her feeling are.

For years, Rainbow Dash has adored Pinkie from afar. For years, she hasn't been able to muster the courage in order to actually come and approach Pinkie.

Now it's her birthday, and Pinkie has taken it upon herself in order to throw the Pegasus' latest bash.

Is Rainbow's time finally here? Or does Pinkie not love her back?

Pinkie Pie and Rainbow Dash have been dating for six months. Usually an occasion like that would be the perfect reason for a party, but the pink pony asks Rainbow to keep their relationship a secret.
What used to be a curious request to keep it a secret has now become nagging doubt that hangs over their relationship.
Rainbow is left wondering why Pinkie wouldn't want anypony to know.

This story is mostly just an excuse to write fluffy Pinkiedash.

During a slumber party at Applejack's house, Twilight decides to show off a new spell she's learned, using Rainbow Dash and Maud Pie as her test subjects. There's a few unexpected side effects, though, and the two soon find themselves seeing things through each other's eyes.

Written for the Transformations Body-Swap contest! 2nd place in the PG13 bracket!

Thanks to Auramane and Zaphod for prereading!

Pinkie Pie has been depressed for a long time. Her business has failed, she is out of pocket, about to lose her house and feels abandoned by her friends. In a moment of desperation, she tries to take her own life, only to be saved at the last minute by Rainbow Dash.

As Pinkie continues to battle with her depression and suicidal feelings, Twilight, Applejack and especially Rainbow Dash, must deal with the fallout of her suicide attempt.

This is a tale of sadness, pain and hope, one that focuses on the impact of our actions on others.