Normal trans girl who's into writing, video games, and a bit of MLP. I'm really just up for anything in general with little ambition! (Note: no art owned by me on this page, besides writings!)
Princess Celestia has been having some trouble getting to sleep, and you're the perfect one to help her relax. However, her sister also offers to help...
Princess Celestia and Princess Twilight have finally tied the knot. On the eve of their wedding, the lovers plan to start a family. Months later, Celestia's pregnancy cravings are getting big. Twilight is more than happy to help sate her.
Celestia and Twilight go off on their own business, leaving Cadence and Luna, who haven't really gotten to know each other all the well, to find their own things to do.
Many moons after Twilight's ascension to becoming an Alicorn Princess, Celestia is finally ready to confess her love to her former student. Will Twilight enjoy her first date, and start a relationship with her former teacher?
You should consider spending some time thinking about how to portray show vs tell. Most of this fic is a succession of large paragraphs explaining each scene almost like exposition. There's mountains of articles out there which can better explain show/tell and how to balance the core elements of your prose(narrative, action, dialogue) than I can.
Also, you may want to consider doing some more editing passes on your work when you're done. There's numerous examples of slips in tense usage, typos and other grammatical errors.
I can sense you have some passion for what you're doing, so keep directing that passion towards further improvement. GL to you.
9602043 Thanks for the advice! I haven't written in awhile and I still need to learn how to write more concise stories, especially when it comes to the action in it.
Contest judge with some notes.
I'll try to say this as politely as I can:
You should consider spending some time thinking about how to portray show vs tell. Most of this fic is a succession of large paragraphs explaining each scene almost like exposition. There's mountains of articles out there which can better explain show/tell and how to balance the core elements of your prose(narrative, action, dialogue) than I can.
Also, you may want to consider doing some more editing passes on your work when you're done. There's numerous examples of slips in tense usage, typos and other grammatical errors.
I can sense you have some passion for what you're doing, so keep directing that passion towards further improvement.
GL to you.
9602043
Thanks for the advice! I haven't written in awhile and I still need to learn how to write more concise stories, especially when it comes to the action in it.