Sunset Shimmer failed taking over the school, so now she has to see a counselor or be expelled. After one of her sessions she meets a new boy in the area and after he treats her kindly she gains a bit of a crush on him as it has been awhile since anyone actually cared enough. Too bad she had the responsibility of saving the city dropped in her lap with a school of ungrateful students treating her like crap despite her saving them again and again.

Ok, so maybe they don't know it's her saving them, but the could at least stop being so mean, couldn't they?

Her partner in all of this is one of the most annoying people Sunset has ever met though, somebody who drives her up the wall. All while she's trying not to fall apart as the one boy who showed her kindness has gone cold toward her after learning of her past and she tells him that she really did it.

Fluttershy wants to take a ballroom dance class. After how helpful she was during the play Fluttershy thinks Applejack would make a good partner. After all if Applejack can help her perform on stage surely she can help her with this...she hopes.
Flutterjack friendshipping with a romantic epilogue for those who want it.

From more well-known works like Sailor Moon and Pretty Cure to the real obscure stuff like Catch Teenieping and Lolirock, the magical girl genre can be tough to navigate for those looking to get into it.

But is Equestria Girls part of that umbrella too? Are Twilight and her friends magical girls? Twilight herself is on the case, butting heads with an Internet stranger on a social media platform unfamiliar.

(Oh, and Fluttershy is there too, of course. Helping. Totally.)

For better readability, it's recommended that you read on desktop.

An entry into the A Thousand Words Contest IV, in the Experimental category.

I couldn't bare the pain I have for bullying one of the sweetest girls back in middle school. I feel so terrible that people saw me differently and that all they saw was a horrible person for doing so. I decided to meet that girl again and make things right with her.

(influenced by the series A Silent Voice)

After years of campaigning and fund-raising, Fluttershy is almost ready to open the newly built Greater Canterlot Tropical Bird Sanctuary to the public. But when everything starts to go south, Fluttershy must face her inner demons and fight her own anxieties in a bid to save the project before it's even begun.

However, even with Tree Hugger--her best friend--by her side, can she remain calm under pressure and overcome the biggest adversity she has ever faced?

Content Notice: Contains strong descriptions of gender dysphoria, transphobic slurs and casual nudity throughout.

This story is a sequel to Video Game Journeys: Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time

It has been a month since the girls first got sucked into the GameStation. They are now about to embark on a journey to their neighboring city of Manhattan.

There, they will meet a talking dog and rabbit who are known as the Freelance Police and a mysterious being that may actually be more foe than friend.

Moondancer is an over achieving college student and shut in, aiming to be recognized as the best student on campus. Unfortunately, that's easier said than done.
Sonata Dusk is a homeless vagrant looking for a place to belong in a world that has basically rejected her, save for one kind person. Moondancer's roommate, Rainbow Dash.
These three wildly different people will somehow change each other's lives for the better, whether they realize it or not.

A sequel to "It's Over Now"

After experiencing a traumatic event, Fluttershy has become an emotional wreck (more than usual). Can she put the pieces of her world back together? If so, how will she do it?

This is Fluttershy's recovery arc from the events of Dark Sunset.

Preread by Quillian Inkheart

Spoiler warning: references to events of the Dark Sunset Trilogy, mild blood references, a scene with adult humor.

Cover art source here.

This story is a sequel to Rhythm and Blues

Indigo Zap has a secret that she's been keeping from her fellow Shadowbolts, but will it be better or worse if she keeps it to herself?

A thank you to Scholarly-Cimmerian for proofreading before publishing and helping me plan this out. Cover by me.

Five of Six.

Sweetie Belle has entered a competition showing off her and her friend’s hidden talents, but when she twists her ankle during practice Fluttershy steps up to help, even though she had put jumping rope behind her some time ago.