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FabulousDivaRarity


I'm a Proud ABDL mommy. Writer of padded pony fics, a lot of fics about Shining Armor and his mom, several about Rainbow Dash and her family, and far more mom stories than you can imagine.

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This story is a sequel to Obsessions


Rainbow Dash has told Fluttershy of her bad thoughts and obsessions, and has promised to tell Twilight too.

She doesn't know if she can do it.

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I don't know why, but the idea of Dash swishing her tail in sets of three like that seems oddly adorable.

Now the biggest thing I'm wondering is if there'll eventually be a third installment about one of Dash's therapy sessions.

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Well, I'm not planning on it, but I wasn't planning on this either, so I have no freaking idea XD Thanks for reading!

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Yeah, I was expecting that as an answer.
But I figured I had to ask anyway.

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I understand. I appreciate that you liked it enough to ask at all. Means a lot to me.

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And I appreciate your appreciation.

Nice Work and idea of you. Talking about is difficult but not Impossible.

I noticed that many of Rainbow's thoughts are in threes

I screwed up, I screwed up, I screwed up. She knows, It’s over, I’m ruined.

Say something, say something, say something.

New thought, new thought, new thought.

And so on...

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Glad to see somebody was paying attention. :pinkiesmile:

Definitely an emotional tale that gives a great insight into what is like to truly have 'Pure-O'.

It's so interesting to know something does exist outside of your head. That you are not alone in what you are coping with. Most importantly is that others have been brave enough to not only share their 'thoughts' while others, like Fluttershy has been to dash, assist in understanding them.

I remember when I found my 'label'. I felt genuine happiness because I wasn't alone in how I was. I learned that my interests did not make into a monster nor someone who would become destined for a jail cell.

With understanding, as Twilight shows through her studies on the matter, you learn how to better 'control' your thoughts and 'triggers'. Some days are good and some are bad. However having an existance in more than just yourself is truly the pilot-light to the flame of self-confidence along with being free of fear and shame.

I had a panic attack today on my first day back to work after having one that caused me to feel physical pain in my left arm and neck. No fun. However, despite financial issues, I got the help I needed, modified my meds, and was able to even get through the tough return to work. Nothing is worse than knowing your inner-demons are manifesting in a way in which is notably visible and audible to those around you.

However knowing 'techniques' and taking, if able and needed, prescriptions really can make the difference between night-and-day. I even, thanks to techniques and a new temporary medication, came back and earned a genuine 'praise' from a customer today. :)

However, as you well-acknowledged, that which brings you mental-to-physical pain and discomfort is always just waiting its chance to get back at you. This is why positive actions to counter this, like writing stories, is so important.

I've used my OC, Yosh, to work through a number of things I couldn't do myself so easily. Most notably is how I made the Equestrian version of my character 100% blind. Doing so really forced me to tackle my situation and, through a series of tales, I think my acceptance is growing along with being open about my lifelong interest in diapered cartoon animals along with wishing to feel 'little' on my own terms. (Being blind gets you a lot of obstacles as people tend to 'project' their fear of blindness on you and, thus, you often feel like you are ever a 'child' in a world that, without proper tools and understanding, disables your ability to live as independently as many others take for granted.)

I'm glad you write these stories, Ms. Rarity. They are good for yourself and show others that they, too, can feel comfort in not being alone in facing down such difficult conditions.

Mental issues are always a serious topic. Nice to see Rainbow getting help here.

Stop thinking, stop thinking, stop thinking.

The fact that she says stuff like this in threes is a lot of attention to detail

“It’s real? It’s not in my head?” I’m asking this without my brain’s permission.

I Understand why people say this. But the same time this raising kind of bothers me I know people try to use it's all in your head to say it's not real but just because it's in your head doesn't mean it's not real OCD is in your head but OCD is very real your brains just what it's affecting. On all great thick I just kind of wanted to say my two cents this isn't even a criticism on the story more society in general

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