Pinkie comes upon a method to help her arguing friends make up, they just need to see everything from the others viewpoint.

And so Zecora gives Pinkie a potion that will make everything better.

For the Mane Six, the rest of Ponyville... maybe not.

[Surprise, double feature! A second longer story coming your way, I wanted to post this ASAP since it needs commenter aid to progress, I fear that my promised stories will take some time to arrive, but I will make you all more stories I've been itching to make while we wait, enjoy!]

This story is a sequel to The Morning After Last Nightmare Night

Not a Human In Equestria story, just a story where some humans happen to be in Equestria and have an appearance in a scene. The story isn't about them though, it's about ponies.

The Harmony-Bearers have taken a trip to Manehatten, all six of them, and this evening convened at a bar for a round of drinks. Under the influence of alcohol, lips loosen and they speak more freely about things they normally wouldn't. They talk about their feelings, about things that might have burdened them and things that they desire

At a nearby table, three ponies, two Equestrian-raised humans and a third from one of the human colonies sit. For a scene, the very later eavesdrop on the six mares nearby and makes some cultural commentary and comparisons to his companions about what he hears.

[Comedy]: My priority, first and foremost.
[Slice-Of-Life]: They just sit there and talk.
[Romance]: Two of my favorite ships are in here. The first one is Unrequited. The other one, I'll leave you to find.
[Sex]: Ponies are mammals and talk about their libidos.
[Alternate Universe]: The inclusion of humans as a native species to this world veers it far away enough from canon to include.

[Prequel not necessary. I just wrote these stories in a similar vein to one another and they come one after the other in my head. I think one reference is made.]

Takes place before season 5

This story is a sequel to An Evening At The Bar

During a sleep over, a previously revealed factoid, that Pinkie has a varying level of attraction towards her friends, is brought up and mulled over. The girls decide to give Pinkie permission to express her affection for them whenever it strikes her.

She proceeds to do just that.

[Takes place before Season 7]

This year, Rainbow Dash and Pinkie Pie had a terrific, horrific idea for a horror fun house. Things didn't go exactly as planned and hilarity chaos ensued. Now the rest of their friends are putting these two on trial to answer for their (minor) crimes.

Of course, it isn't entirely their fault, nopony really got hurt and there really isn't anything that bad to charge them with. Honestly, though, nopony had anything better to do that morning, so what the hey?

Sex tag for some fairly obtuse references, ponies at all mentioning they have a libido and apples.

Takes place before Season 3

It turns out that Sunset Shimmer's final letters to Princess Celestia before her exile were not filled with resentment or remorse.

There might have been a lot more frantic running away involved.

But whatever the case, it was definitely not Sunset's fault.

At all.

Cover Art designed by Novel-Idea from my original cruddy screencap!

Rated Teen and Sex for mentions of egregious sexual irresponsibility. No actual sex.

Contains minor Sunlight shipping. Much apologies.

Rainbow Dash finally decides to tell her friends that she is gay.

This news comes as a surprise to absolutely no one.

Rated Teen and Sex for discussions of homosexuality. A lot of homosexuality.

Written for F*** THIS PROMPT #12: "Rainbow Dash is a Lesbian."

This story is a sequel to The Grass Is Always Greener

Wallflower's life was good - too good, according to her Equestrian double. That's why her pony self crossed the mirror, kidnapped Wallflower and took over her life out of jealousy.

But even as Wallflower lays in the dark tool shed in despair, the Sunset also rises.

Featured 11/10/2020!

Wallflower Blush used to be a nobody - an invisible girl no one noticed and no one cared about.

Now she's managed to find friends, love and even something resembling popularity.

She's really turned her life around.

Her life.

Someone else is looking for a shortcut.

Written for A Most Delightful Ponidox.

Reviewed by PresentPerfect to earn a rating of Highly Recommended!

In the aftermath of the Memory Stone incident, Sunset has been doing her best to make Wallflower feel included at Canterlot High. Thankfully, her efforts appear to be paying off. However, a certain online discovery leads to some interesting conversations—and revelations—between herself and Wallflower.

Sometimes, the best things grow out of what we shouldn't say.

Birthday gift for my girlfriend Scampy, who supplied the initial idea, and whose Wallflower stories are far better than this. Go wish her a happy birthday!

Written to this album by Drew Wholcomb And The Neighbors.

Twilight's bloody corpse hangs in a shard of broken window. Twilight stalks the train in search of the monster that killed her. Two of the Twilights that are too many, facets of a Twilight that is too much.

“So you remember what dying’s like?” Dash asked with the careless curiosity of a child.

“It was like if falling asleep really hurt. Except some of me stayed dreaming.”