Rainbow Dash may be known for flying fast and falling hard, but if she had to give up all of that pursue her true passion, she'd do it in a heartbeat. What is that passion? Dancing. Interpretive dancing.

This revelation leaves Twilight befuddled, bemused, and begging for mercy.

This story is a sequel to Safer Sombra

This is a collection of short stories dealing with the effects of the fealty oath that Queen Chrysalis swore by in the events of Safer Sombra, and how they would affect Equestria.

Quiet mornings before school starts can be lonely, but peaceful. For some people, they're a good time to just breathe and prepare themselves for the day ahead. Fluttershy and Adagio Dazzle find themselves doing this in the same place at the same time, in their own ways.

Based on a picture that was a little too big to be the cover art, but cute enough to inspire some shipping anyway.

Now comes with actual cover art courtesy of SkycatcherEquestria!

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Now comes with Trope page!

If you want to you can skip to Freedom and still have a general jist of what is going down.

Rainbow Dash, Applejack and the others find themselves traveling to a far away land to find a stolen statue. When Applejack and Rainbow Dash are trapped in a cavern and need to find a way out the others tell them there is another way out. Feelings will surface, but not be told. Advice will be asked for and given and then in a very long story will they find out they are made for each other? Join me and lets find out together.

Twilight Sparkle has expanded her studies, her responsibilities, and her life since becoming a princess. However, one autumn afternoon she finds herself unprepared to deal with a sudden physical attraction to another mare. The object of her desire, Rainbow Dash, notices and reacts by rubbing it in Twilight's face, but remaining distant. How should Twilight interpret Rainbow's mixed signals?

Newly appointed student president Starlight Glimmer has the brilliant idea of wearing uniforms to make sure everyone is equal. And while it seems to suit her well, for everyone else it's a living nightmare.