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That's definitely a good idea, looking back on it. I feel like present tense requires me to keep a sort of real-time feel to the pace, and it limits how much description I can fit in, not to mention people just aren't used to reading it that way. That last fact alone makes it dangerous to use.

If and when I actually publish my next story, it will be past tense for sure.

Thanks for the read!

Some advice: when you write a story make it in the past tense. I.e. 'Twilight Sparkle punched a llama in the nose.' instead of 'Twilight Sparkle punches a llama in the nose.'