Igneous Rock goes through the same pain and sickness every day due to his age and illness, but that does not stop him from getting up every morning.

An unexpected entry (even by me) for No Author Left Unnoticed's writing prompt: Sleep doesn't help if it's your soul that's tired.

This story is a sequel to Trixie's New Role

When Trixie wakes up in Celestia's bed she's stunned and finds out she's spilled her guts to Celestia the previous night. Apparently Celestia assumed something that Trixie hadn't and that leads to some troubles.

This is a rewrite of one of my more popular stories to see how people might like a more traditional style of writing from me.

Fluttershy is getting lonely with all of her friends finding their special someponies. With her planned relationships dying before it even started Fluttershy latches onto the next pony that shows her kindness.

This is the second part of the series I started a bit ago, shipping the main six with background ponies.

I've added an in story dating system to the stories as the stories are actually somewhat intertwined so for any of you who are reading all of them they'll be easier to line up, the dating system has nothing to do with the real world (except that they coincide with 2019 just so they can be more easily tracked.)
Note on crossover chapters. They are the same chapter in two stories because they are relevant to both. They will say with what story they cross over and have the same (or very similar) titles.
Other Titles:
Applejack and Coco: The Obvious Conclusion
Rarity and Minuette: Time To Model
Flitter and Rainbow Dash: Overprotective Marefriend
Pinkie and Zecora: Secret No More. Romance Galore
Twilight and Cloud Chaser: Secret Visits

This story is a sequel to Poker Night

After their poker night and finding out about Rarity's crush on her Sunset takes advantage of the time ambushes her soon to be new girlfriend with a kiss. Sunset is very gratified to find her intentions returned, though Rarity is a bit hesitant to admit it openly.

I do like me some meaningless fluff... I promise I'll get back to my on going actual stories soon my faithful readers!... The like... Five of you. ^.^

Sunset has been found out by the government. She isn't a citizen and that needs to be remedied, quickly. They end up with the only option being Sunset marrying a citizen. Since she had been dating Rarity she thought that would be the logical course and Rarity agreed. Though Sunset knows it's stressful she only sees sunshine in their future, Rarity is more dubious.

Well I ended up coming up with an idea I liked for the Sunset Shipping Contests Endings so I wrote it.

Not going to lie this one kind of got away from me and just decided to go its own way (like usual when I write,) hope you all like it.

This story is a sequel to One Crazy Pairing (Stone)

Autumn Blaze is annoyed by the actions of the Pie family trying to get her to agree to marry Marble Pie because some pairing stone said they should get married. She goes out to the fields to blow off steam like kirin have started to do to manage their anger, but she gets interrupted.

Marble Pie reflects on her failed crushes over the years. And about how while she trusts her family and traditions, such as obeying the pairing stone, she sometimes really wishes she could do things on her own, or at least get the dang paring stone to pair her up already!

This story is a sequel to Losing Her Marbles

Marble Pie meets and spends some time with the talkative Autumn Blaze, only to find out that there's a lot more to the fast-talking kirin than meets the eye. Though she knows that she can't do anything about it she makes the mistake of giving her crush the lead and letting it string her along.

Written for: May Pairing Contest

This story is a sequel to Sunset Wins

A card game between friends, with everyone except Rarity knowing exactly what they're doing. Though one of the losers does get a consolation prize.

With the magic of harmony binding them so closely together, the elements of harmony discovered over the years that their life forces were intricatly woven together. Now with one final sunrise, they spend their last day in each others' company.