As a dear friend might have pointed out to me, WHENEVER SOMEONE READS (OR IS READING) YOUR STORY, AND BECAUSE OF THEIR REACTION, YOU FEEL THE NEED TO EXPLAIN THAT THE THING THEY ARE REACTING TO, THEY ARE REACTING TO WRONG, AND REALLY IT WORKS, OR IT MAKES SENSE FOR SUCH AND SUCH REASON, OR WHATEVER?

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A_Mlp_addicted_person said:

Any stories where the protagonist, human or pony, can turn into a cat.
Sorry for such a specific request.

Chapter One: A Cat Is a Wish Your Heart Makes

Rainbow Dash said, "Wouldn't it be amazing if I could turn into a cat?"

Twilight snorted. "Are you sure there would even be a difference? Cats seem to sleep all the time, just like you."

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To read this story (linked at the bottom!) what you need to know about "My Little Pony" is:

MLP assumes at least two parallel universes: a world of talking ponies and magic, and a world inhabited by humans. A secret portal connects them.

MLP assumes a character in one of those universes is likely to have a counterpart in the other.

Characters have somewhat silly sounding names, as you might expect in a show about magical talking ponies.

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If someone tells you what they don't like about your story, that doesn't tell you whether your story is any good or not.

But does that make their feedback useless? That depends...

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