Dan, a young man wakes up in a forest with a nasty headache, and whats left of the rave he attended last night.
and he's in the body of a child.

not a good description but i cant say much of this without ruining something about the story

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Mark Mentz was walking home late one night, when he got his throat cut by a hood. He died, but was given another chance. Unfortunately, due to the seriousness of his injury, he wasn't healed fully. Being unable to form any coherent speech, he is not regarded as an equal. How will the Mane Six deal with what they consider to be nothing more than an animal? And how will Mark deal with being marginalized?

Growing up can be hard. But when your two mothers are both elements of harmony and you have twin cousins to play with? It can be downright crazy. Rainbow Dash and Applejack will have to keep up with their growing daughter if they're going to keep her out of trouble. Difficult? Maybe. But that's life with Applejoy!

Author's note: It is absolutely imperative that you read the first section of this story (the "Confessions and Considerations" series, to understand any of this story.

Getting a college roommate is random chance.
Sometimes you get lucky, and sometimes you get a pony.

Rainbow Dash enrolls at an Earth university.

Update: and then some other stuff happens.

As her ears slowly adjust to the sounds around her, the humming of several monitors surround her body. It is impossible to hear anything, her friends, the doctor's voice, through her blurry eyes, she notices an absence of a certain orange earth-pony. With her entire life ripped from her back, Rainbow Dash must learn how to handle her now earth-pony life, all while Applejack is simply trying to be able to look her dear friend in the eyes without the overpowering guilt bringing her to her knees.

With gloom on the rise and guilt consuming, is there any way these friends can repair themselves without hurting one another?

AppleDash.