Spending time with Fluttershy should be an enjoyable activity, and agreeing to go camping with her was probably the best idea at the time. But could that inescapable fluttering feeling in the both of you hint at something more?
You think you've outgrowm going out on Halloween so your staying home for once. Your roomate Vinyl has other plans though having come home after a Hallow's Eve out.
Unlike so often when Fluttershy shows up knocking on your door, today she's seeming... Skittish? Nervous? Not trying to get in your pants for once? Well. This is new. What's the catch?
The mare you love keeps you company during another restless night. Who knows, maybe there's something more to her gesture of affection than meets the eye...
Picture-perfect Pipp Petals has always been the epitome of perfection, or so the public assumes. Behind that flawless facade, however, was a mare you've come to adore. For all her sweet little imperfections.
10706417 Originally, I only wrote like three of them but there's a 1,000-word minimum, so I had to keep going. For future works, I'll aim to be less narrow. This flash-fiction isn't really supposed to be a linear story. I'll up my very restrictive 100-word cap to 1,000 for my next writing exercises, which should allow for better storytelling and less repetition. Thanks for the feedback.
10706572 For a first attempt that was quite restricted by the 100-word count I imposed upon myself, yeah, It can only get better, I suppose. Glad you liked it.
I dont really like the micro story format you got going on here, but some of the content is gold. And yeah, the joke gets old fast.
My favorite is the "going out, forgetting jacket, meeting family" one, followed shortly by the "would you fight someone for me?" One. I like the jacket one because it's absolutely mortifying, and paints a picture of a complete psychopath, while I like the fight one because it's super realistic. I been there. Lol.
10707590 Yeah, It's called flash-fiction and it's a story of up to 100 words. Quite limiting, I know. I decided for my first writing ever - the shorter the better. Doubt I really gave the genre much justice. I'll probably stick to 1,000 words or more moving forward. Guess I now see why that's the minimum. Yeah, some of them had good set-ups for longer works, I think. Maybe I'll revisit these as prompts eventually. After I get good/better at writing, anyway. Thanks for the feedback. Appreciated.
I thought they were fun, kinda like text comics lol. They paint a decent picture and the imagination fills the rest. Though I'm a little disappointed this is the last part, I was kinda hoping the last chapter would be a bit sweeter and the last line would be "Damn, you really do love fluttershy." lol
Also, flash stories are an interesting concept, I got ideas for some fics but don't want to start big lol, this format would be good practice
I don't know... On one hand, it was amusing.
But the joke got old quite fast.
If I do, why I keep hanging out with her?
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Originally, I only wrote like three of them but there's a 1,000-word minimum, so I had to keep going.
For future works, I'll aim to be less narrow.
This flash-fiction isn't really supposed to be a linear story.
I'll up my very restrictive 100-word cap to 1,000 for my next writing exercises, which should allow for better storytelling and less repetition.
Thanks for the feedback.
I honestly had no problem reading this: It's pretty good.
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For a first attempt that was quite restricted by the 100-word count I imposed upon myself, yeah, It can only get better, I suppose.
Glad you liked it.
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I dont really like the micro story format you got going on here, but some of the content is gold. And yeah, the joke gets old fast.
My favorite is the "going out, forgetting jacket, meeting family" one, followed shortly by the "would you fight someone for me?" One. I like the jacket one because it's absolutely mortifying, and paints a picture of a complete psychopath, while I like the fight one because it's super realistic. I been there. Lol.
10707590
Yeah, It's called flash-fiction and it's a story of up to 100 words. Quite limiting, I know. I decided for my first writing ever - the shorter the better. Doubt I really gave the genre much justice.
I'll probably stick to 1,000 words or more moving forward. Guess I now see why that's the minimum.
Yeah, some of them had good set-ups for longer works, I think.
Maybe I'll revisit these as prompts eventually. After I get good/better at writing, anyway.
Thanks for the feedback. Appreciated.
I thought they were fun, kinda like text comics lol. They paint a decent picture and the imagination fills the rest. Though I'm a little disappointed this is the last part, I was kinda hoping the last chapter would be a bit sweeter and the last line would be "Damn, you really do love fluttershy." lol
Also, flash stories are an interesting concept, I got ideas for some fics but don't want to start big lol, this format would be good practice