Applejack and Rainbow Dash are deeply in love - and deeply clueless. Follow them on their final year at Canterlot High as they try to admit their feelings - a year full of tears and laughter, fun and friendship, and eventually something more: love.

Rarity and Rainbow Dash have been keeping their relationship a secret for far too long, and things just might come to a head the next time Rainbow asks her to dance in public...

Sunset and Applejack are heading on a romantic trip to Equestria, but Sunset's been acting a little distant lately. And it's up to Applejack to figure out why.

It's Hearth's Warming Eve, and Rarity is all alone. Who better to spend the evening with than Applejack? But Rarity's enormous crush on AJ doesn't protect the two of them from argument and turmoil. Will they still be able to salvage Hearth's Warming?

Twilight accidentally casts a spell on Applejack that forces her to talk nonstop. Now AJ's in danger of admitting her true feelings for Rainbow Dash to the whole world - and worst of all, to Rainbow Dash herself.

Sunset Shimmer reveals that she's never played Twister before. Horrified, her friends vow to fix this. And, naturally, whenever seven teenage girls try to play Twister, there will be laughter, weirdness, and a fair bit of mischief.

Exactly what it sounds like. You have a ship, and I'll write a little story about it for you. Simple, eh?

Before the CMC, there was another group of troukblemakers around town - and it was made up of our very own AJ, Dashie, and Rarity. What if the CMC's big sisters were even worse than they were as fillies? Ponyville, look out. (FEATURED 4/9/2017)

Rainbow convinces AJ to try napping with her. If only Big Mac hadn't turned up.

Twilight thinks back on some memories of her friends... the memories from all those centuries ago.

Starlight has to resort to a cute, albeit embarrassing, metaphor in order to make Trixie realize just how much she loves her.

Rarity and Twilight are going stargazing, and their friends are determined to make them realize how perfect they are for each other. Too bad they're both completely clueless...

To eat or not to eat; that is the question... no, just kidding. The real question is, why the heck is Twilight in love with a donut, and how does she get OUT of love with it?!

Celestia calls the Mane Six to Canterlot to take some kind of friendship test. They're totally gonna pass it...right? Well, maybe not. But there's a little bit more to the story than that...

My take on Pi Day, in which the Mane Six are served waaaay too much pie, in more ways than one. Oh, and nopony knows how to spell Pinkie's name.