When he asks to meet her parents, Rarity knows her life is over. On principle, of course.

As Rarity’s days pass by, all she has to show for them is small town coffee, slow corporate Wi-Fi, and a distant hope for inspiration.

The girl who left learns to move on.

In a staring contest against the cold whisper of Windigos, Sunset Shimmer blinks.

But real life doesn’t have endings like movies do; real life doesn’t give you neatly tied ends and closure upon a steady build up. Sometimes, it just ends.

Today finds Rarity and Rainbow Dash driving in a 1979 Cadillac down the highway heading nowhere. Sort of.

It doesn't take a mountain to move a person. But Rarity’s always been a bad judge of things. And kind of extra about stuff. And a bit of a slut, in a good way.

Rarity and Rainbow Dash pose as Sweetie Belle's parents for a parent-teacher meeting. It obviously goes badly, in the feels-good kind of way.

Rarity and Rainbow Dash embark on many byzantine heists. Keywords: suspension of disbelief, context, and dramatic crackfic.

Sometimes, when you fall out of love, you fall face flat. Sunset makes the most of it.

A cup of tea, and a Secret Santa that happens post-New Years; or, the usual holiday chaos for the girls, all things considered.

Misery loves company, and no one loves rejection -- it's a bitter slow dance, really. And, all things considered, Rarity finds a bitter prom better than a lonely one.

Words, sometimes, aren’t enough when they're all you have. For Fluttershy, they somehow fall short.

“Honey,” Rarity said as she proof-read her post about her crying fit in the washroom just earlier that day, “the internet isn’t your diary.”

In the pilot episode of the Rainboom's reality TV show, the band breaks up -- and it's a plane-wreck before it even hits the air.