A changeling and his brother live different lives, but one knows and the other doesn't. When jealousy rises, who has to pay?
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Shining Armour had a great life, everything he could ever want. He was happy.
That is until the Monster arrived.
Violence tag due to certain themes within the story. CW: Child Abuse
An entry in the A Thousand Words Contest under Horror.
Preread by The Sleepless Beholder and mushroompone.
Twilight has been studying so much recently, so Rarity comes over to try to shake her out of it.
Then, the next day, Rarity comes over again.
Winner of the second Spookfest competition for the Quills and Sofas Speedwriting Group.
This is also a prize fic for the very talented Snow Quill, who graciously provided the cover art.
There comes a time when the light must go out; but how do you know if you've burned brightly enough?
After several bloody years of war, we are about to defeat King Sombra. I almost wish we would have lost.
This story is a sequel to Mistakes We Make
The mirror showed a reflection, sure, but it was almost like looking at… a stranger.
Applejack struggles with an identity issue and finds solace in someone close. Although, things don't go quite as expected when the truth is revealed. Everything is fine, though. It has to be. Does it really count as lying if it’s to yourself?
Part of my Transverse AU!
Written as part of Quill’s and Sofas Speedwriting’s T is for Trans contest! Thanks to everyone who read the original version of this and left awesome comments on it. Here they are: applezombi, themoontonite, Undome Tinwe, The Red Parade, Silvermint, Bicyclette, wishcometrue, The Hat Man, Vis-A-Viscera, and Atom Smash.
Consider donating to Point of Pride (A charity for Trans People!)
Every Friday, from five in the afternoon to eleven at night, Pinkie Pie does volunteer work. She doesn't have to do it, the world won't stop if she doesn't, but she chooses to do it anyway. Even if it's doing seemingly insignificant little things.
It is a matter of life and death, after all. Literally.