This story is a sequel to A Wind in the Petunias
The wind rustles these windowsill petunias.
It's summer, which means I will never teach another child, because I am dying. What's Twilight have to say about it?
Part of the Petunia Cycle
1. Romance
2. Tragedy
3. Sad
4. Dark
5. Comedy
6. Random
7. Crossover
8. Adventure
9. Slice of Life
10. Alternate Universe
11. Human
12. Anthro
While short I felt that it did itself well for discussing briefly cancer and some of the impact it has on both the ill and their friends. Seeing Cheerliee or really anyone like this is a topic that can be both sensitive and difficult to deal with. I enjoyed the notion of Twilight and Cheerliee as peers of sorts and Twilight's reassurance to Cheerliee at the end, cancer can strike at any age and regardless of the outcome it is difficult to cope with but also how Twilight promising to remember her and her contribution, something that can be reassuring to those near their end.
4447138 thank you for the review. I'm glad you felt it worked despite its short length.
Aren't you disgusted at least a little with the fandom's association with the far-right and nazism these days though? I'm not saying all bronies are, but there sure are plenty. I'm a little disgusted with the fandom these days, I don't even care I got banned anymore. I'm convinced it's a fandom that leans a bit right these days. This fandom fucking started in a horrifically toxic nazi-loving place like 4-chan, though I know it's not fair to entirely judge it that way I guess. Also maybe not fair to judge the fandom after the Indianapolis Fedex Shooting guy last year being a far right extremist brony among other publicized events that give it a bed rep independent of its content, but just a good amount of the anecdotal stuff I see too makes it near impossible for me to stay apart of or value this fandom anymore and I feel honestly a little but stupid of myself for not really noticing/caring for several years when I was an ignorant teenager/college student. These days it seems like a a bit of a breeding ground for the alt-right like other fandoms since its full of geeky single young white men and I know that demographic is heavily recruited in the alt-right.
Perhaps this is blown out of proportion and most people here aren't right wing pieces of shit and the fandom is just getting more of the same misunderstood bullshit it always has. But I can't help but get that impression a bit these days. Since you've been much more involved with the fandom in the last couple years, perhaps you could enlighten me more on this issue since I don't know who else to ask who I know is also a leftist in the fandom. I admit maybe this is really media bias and blown out of proportion but I just want to know the thoughts of someone like you who almost certainly knows more about this. I don't doubt that the majority of people in this fandom are still peaceful and not extremists, I just think the general ideology of people seems to ironically lean a little right these days on average for a show that's all about getting along and acceptance.
Also, I didn't even read the subject of this story, I just chose one at random so this comment wouldn't be noticed and get flagged or something like it might on your userpage. I didn't realize it was kind of a grim premise until after I posted the comment so I apologize. I probably should have just sent you a PM but I haven't sent or received one in so long (several years) I honestly forget they existed here.
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First of all, no worries about picking a random story.
Second of all, in regards to shitty right-wing brownies, here's a copy and paste I wrote while really high the other day I only ended up sending the first paragraph of it to the person who inspired it on twitter, but I think it all applies here: