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War Of Emotions Series
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Words Can Be Weapons 'Words can be weapons' Soarin thought. He never thought that his own best friends, Spitfire and Fleetfoot , would bring down his self worth just like that. by Ironfire Skies 1,499 words
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One In A Million Rarity, you’re one in million. You’re the most generous pony I know, you must remember that Rares. by Ironfire Skies 0 words
This a new series of MLP: FIM stories I am working on that focuses more on mental health, personal experiences, and religion.
Stories people like for some reason
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Take To The Sky (A SoarinDash One-shot) Rainbow Dash is about to head out for a midnight fly alone. But, one stallion asks if he could accompany her on this flight they both will remember together. by Ironfire Skies 2,504 words · 55 · 5
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A Lonely, Wandering Heart Twilight Sparkle travels to Manehattan to visit and cure a sick friend. She tends to go by hoof instead of the train, but then some obstacles and problems had to be faced along her journey. by Ironfire Skies 9,502 words · 29 · 1
I know that the readers that I interact with (you know who you are), view these stories a little more often then my older works.
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It really is, and need to get back into writing.
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Thank you as well. Talking with a friend is always cathartic.
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Thank you for sharing, it means a lot.
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Our mother's share many similarities. My mom was sick until the day she died too. But she kept the faith and is in a much better place now. We just have to follow in the footsteps.
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It was rough to lose both of them, I got condemn for it by one of my stepparents. That I am not like other families with kids who still have their mom and dad and are thriving. But I comprehend there are others who had been in that situation.
My mother was devout Christian and woman of God, I miss her everyday. But she’s in Heaven now, she’s no longer in pain from the treatments and medication. She was strong willed and remained that way throughout the rest of her treatment, God helped her fight. And that inspired to continue living until my time is done. After I lost her, I became depressed and distant from reality.
But I’m fortunate to still be here, seeing where life takes me.