Acceptance

by Nopony_Important

Rating: everyone
Tags: Slice of Life, Human
Length: 3067

A girl is angry at almost everyone around her for almost every reason you can think of, and she wishes herself away. She actually misses some people, hence the title.

A girl is angry at almost everyone around her, and she wishes to be away from every problem here. Only thing is, she is heard by Luna, as Luna took a wrong turn while dreamwalking. Now, guess what? She's gone to Equestria of all places. And she turns into her OC in progress. Also, she wants to get back in time for Season Five.

Also, the chapter titles are pony song lyrics for some reason.

My first story, comments would be appreciated.

Published 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
Last updated 2014-11-14 20:40:05 UTC

C.1: Make A Wish

Hi. My name is Sophia, but you already know that, because I've been in this online course for a bit. I'm good at most of the arts, I mean, I made it into ACDA and stuff. You want to know what happened over the summer, Mrs. Liglayer? Fine, I'll write it.

I have a brother. He's annoying, but, well, boys will be boys, right? I try to bear with it, but he gets on my nerves. Only brother-repellent I have is dairy, because he's allergic to dairy. Most of the time, when I'm eating, I'm safe. Now why is he important right now? First, my assignment is to tell the most interesting true thing that happened this summer, so I would talk about my life anyway. Second, he plays a large role not in the event itself, but the events leading up to the event. So let's talk about my brother. He used to be a public schooler, but now he's homeschooled. Well, because, being my mom's firstborn, he was like her guinea pig. She didn't know anything about public school, but she did know about education.

So one day, my mom goes and asks him what his classes was doing. Now, I have no idea exactly what he told her, because I was too young to remember and probably not even there, and my mom has a terrible memory, and my brother's going to be tutoring tonight so I won't be able to ask him, but what I do know is that she realized that he wasn't actually learning anything. So she pulled him out halfway through second grade and started homeschooling him. When I was four or five, my mom started to teach me addition and subtraction, and when I was six, she started to teach me multiplication and division. I remember I wanted to learn the 6x on my multiplication table first just because I was six. I also remember sitting on my bed and being confused about long division. But I digress. See, the reason my mom pulled my brother out was education, right? And she didn't send me to public school at all. So my social skills never truly developed that much. The worst of it? I was aware of it by age 7.

At that point, I could tell by the looks on the kids in my neighborhood's faces and many other things that I simply didn't fit in. I was depressed by age 9, which was when I found a best friend to cheer me up. At age 10, which was in 2013, something wonderful happened. I discovered My Little Pony. See, my family and I were on planes for almost a full day (well, with an 8-hour break in Japan) to Singapore. Of course, beforehand, I knew I would get bored, so I asked to borrow my dad's Kindle Fire so I could download some games on it. My mom and dad said I could, so I downloaded about 8 different games. I kept it in my room because my dad never asked for it back. I had gotten Littlest Pet Shop, which had been one of the only free games on my first phone (well, before my brother wrecked it) and I'd gotten addicted. So I looked up other games by Gameloft and saw My Little Pony there and said to myself,  "Well, it couldn't hurt to try." It wasn't very good, but it wasn't bad either, so I kept it. After we left Singapore, I kept the Kindle in my room because, again, my dad never asked for it back. In the daytime, I'd plug it into the charger and do schoolwork because it would show on my assignments if I didn't. In the nigh, well, I have a hard time sleeping, especially when I know there's something less boring to do, so I unplugged it and played on it until about 12:00, which was when I returned it to the charger and slept, because by that time, I was tired and I knew I would be extremely tired in the daytime if I didn't. What happened was that I didn't notice by I got more tired as the days went by. I think one of my Skype friends asked me if I was drunk. So I fell asleep with a Kindle in my hands, just peeking out from under the covers, and of course, my mom caught me. She took it away, made me clean the toilets, hit me with a hairbrush a few times, stuff like that.

Of course, I got bored again. So I decided to just be bored until I went to sleep because if my mom caught me again, she'd be madder than ever. So I waited about a month and then took out my mom's old iPod touch. She'd forgotten she'd given it to me because she was losing her memory, so she hadn't taken it from me. Problem was, it was OLD. It was the first type of iPod to ever be made. Also, it hadn't been used for a while and I couldn't download any new games because it was that old. JawBreaker was boring, FallDown required tilting and surely somebody would notice that much movement, that basketball game didn't open anymore, so I played Solitaire for a few nights. Then I was bored again. So I got my earbuds at about 8:00 PM (I went to bed at about 9 or 10), plugged them into the iPod, and I looked up some episodes of LPS (which I discovered had a TV show on a plane when they first showed Gailbreak) on YouTube. Barely any episodes popped up. The four or five which were there had "Brony Chat Reactions" and I wasn't sure what bronies were so the next day I looked up "brony." That night, I tried out MLP. I have to admit, I didn't like the first two episodes because they were predictable and I'd seen the one rules the day and one rules the night, night ruler turns on day ruler because night ruler is jealous thing already. But the humor, animation, song (not the theme song), and voice acting were terrific. So I decided that it couldn't be all that bad, because it had a giant fandom and it couldn't possibly have that many predictable episodes and cliches and things. I tried episode 3 and liked it a bit better. I then became part of the fandom.

I once saw my best friend watching Equestria Girls. I then tested her (in my own way) to see if she was a true pegasister, not just a girl who saw nothing better to watch while flipping through the channels. Turned out that she's a pegasister too. We became even closer after this discovery.

But one winter day when I was 11, things weren't going my way. My best friend's little brother had been annoying me and my best friend every time I went over to her place, so we tried locking the door. However, the little brother told her dad we did that for some false reason or other and of course, the dad, being a dad, believed him as he was the seven-year-old little brother. So I got fed up about this because he was punching us (not hard, but hard enough to be annoying) and when we were indoors, he wanted to go outside because he said he was bored even though there was so much stuff around him. When we were outdoors, there was even less stuff to do, so he wanted to go inside. Sometimes we tried waiting until he was absorbed in something else and then go to my house, but he always knew that's where we went and followed us. So we were really mad at him, and there seemed to be not many choices, so I simply pinned him down to my best friend's bed with a foot while chatting and looking up videos on her iPad. I made sure to be firm but not hurting him because I'm not that kind of person. But then he told all of his friends that I'd pinned him down, and they took it as if it was to the ground, which is a lot less comfy than the bed. So they all hated me for the wrong reason. All except my best friend (who took a persona test and is supposed to be most like Dashie. I'm supposed to be most like Pinkie. Sometimes I yell "Cupcakes" in her face). I'd known it was coming because it's kind of inevitable when you do that sort of thing, so I spoke a prepared speech I had memorized. It's a lot easier to memorize things when you mean them, especially when you're truly angry about it. I then turned around and stomped toward my house, eyes ablaze but with tears stinging the edges to douse the fire. Even worse, my annoying brother saw the tears and asked about them. I told the truth and he went outside to talk to my best friend's little brother. Being annoying and biased, he sided against me and told my mom. That night. I wished hard to get out of this crazy tangled mess. Word of advice from someone who's been there, though. As they say, careful what you wish for.

C.2: Luna Help The Outcast

Luna raised the moon, then noticed Gemanei wasn't in the right spot. She moved it over about 1500 lightyears to the left. Then came the third of her nightly duties: dreamwalking.

She cast the spell for the millionth time. Although Luna was bored, it was her duty, and she stepped into the portal, coming out on the starry road. She was just about to step into Apple Bloom's dream when she missed, lost her balance, and fell over the edge. Nopony knew what was below, because only a few had managed to cast it: her, Celestia, and Starswirled the Bearded, and none of them wanted to know.

Luna fell sideways, because that was the only way to fall off, and she was spinning. She almost threw up on whatever was below. She slowed her spinning by opening her wings, seeing that she wasn't falling forever and fell into... another starry road? It wobbled slightly upon impact, but otherwise, it was stable.

It wasn't the same, probably. After all, nopony had ever been there. She checked her body; nothing broken, just a few scrapes.

There were sobbing noises coming from one of the portals, and, curious, Luna walked through. A young creature was in a dark dreamscape, crying and alone. It had four legs, like ponies, but the front ones had five longer appendages sticking out, and the rear ones were longer and had five short, stubby appendages each. Each one of these appendages had a strange hard thing that looked as if pressed into its skin. It wore clothes, possibly hiding its tail, and its muzzle and brown eyes were tiny. Its ears looked strange and were on the side of its head.

It... looked exactly like the thing Twilight Sparkle had described a year ago, except it didn't look like any of her subjects, who she had gone all over Equestria to meet, seeing as she hadn't been there for a thousand years and needed to have her subjects feel comfortable around her. So she approached it, and it gasped.

"Luna?" Apparently it was female. "I'm dreaming, right?"

"I'm real. I promise," said Luna.

"But if you're not, it's not a real promise."

"Never mind. Why were you crying?"

"I hate my life. Can I come with you to Equestria?"

"How do you know my name and where I'm from?!"

"Ahh, can't tell you."

"Why not?"

"It would break the fourth wall."

"The what now?"

"Then again, you already know I exist, and Pinkie basically destroyed it."

"Whaat? How...?"

"You're on TV!"

"I'm on what?"

"It's a communication system used by us humans."

"Then how do you know we exist?"

"Because... um... Lyra! Lyra Faust!"

"Whaaaaaat?"

"Never mind. Aaaanyway, can you help me?"

"How...?"

"I told you, take me to Equestria."

"Are you sure?"

"Absolutely."

"Hold on," Luna reopened the portal to the star paths. The filly human didn't move. "I mean literally."

"Oh!" the human said, climbing on gently.

Luna, seeing that the filly human had been sleeping the entire time, lay her down in a random field and flew back to Canterlot to continue her nightly duties,  but flew slightly south to tell Twilight Sparkle about what just happened. Surely she'd be interested.

C.3: With Her Wishcraft

When I woke up, I was in a small meadow.

I looked around, and figured I was far from home. And there were no kidnappers in sight. Also, I felt funny, so I looked down. Two dark blue hooves instead of hands, which meant... I... have hooves. Hooves. Hm. HOOVES YES I HAVE HOOVES I AM PONY YES YES YES YES YESYESYESYESYESYES, I thought-yelled (if such a thing is possible) while jumping up and down and then falling flat on my face. Oh, well, I’m sure I’ll get used to it. But first, I figured out that I was my OC in progress. It made sense that I was a full-grown mare if I was my OC. Wait, no, it didn't. Whaaaat? I was just confusing myself. Whatever. There were more important things to handle. I tried to walk, but I tripped and fell after every third or fourth step. Maybe I could've scooted like Sweetie Belle! Or not. Ugh, carpetburn. I had to walk like a normal, civilized, talking, multicolored pony.

Each step required me to think. Left front and right back, right front and left back, left front and right back… it was hard! After a while I got used to it enough that I could walk at about normal speed, not tripping as much. I decided to find the nearest pony and ask him or her for directions. I’d probably want to visit Ponyville first. But then, I had no bits. I wouldn’t survive. I’d be a homeless pony. Great. But either way, I’d be homeless.

I spotted a path within about 20 minutes of walking. I can’t tell how long it really was; for all I know, it was actually five minutes and walking made it seem so much longer. It didn’t matter; either way, I’d found a path, which meant ponies, which meant Ponyville. So I turned and started walking, and of all ponies, I met Lyra. She didn’t have a hat on, which meant she wasn’t from that apple place; she didn’t seem all fancy, so she wasn’t a Canterlot mare, which left Fillydelphia, Manehattan, Las Pegasus, Ponyville, and probably ten billion cities and towns I was missing. Greeeaaaat. I didn't know where I was going.

“Hi! I’ve never seen you around before, and me and my friends travel all over Equestria,” she said. ” I’ve met a lot of ponies, but not as many as my friend Pinkie Pie. What’s your name?”

“Shadow Song,” I said, because that’s what I’d named this OC. “You’re Lyra, right?”

“Yup! How’d you know that?”

“Well, I’ve heard of you. Um, you said you travel with your friends, where are they?"

"Oh, I've just visiting my twin sister in Fillydelphia. My friends can never tell which one of us is which."

"I see. Now, important question. What has not much hair, hands and--?”

When she gasped, I noticed she did it quite like Pinkie in Season 1, Episode 1. “You know what humans are? How did you know? Do you know if they really exist? Do you know about this because of me?” I think she said something like that, but she was talking really fast and also I was trying to process what she was saying as she was saying more stuff.

“Whoa, slow down. One question at a time.Yes, I know what humans are. But first, I got lost. Where does this path go?”

“In the direction you’re going, it leads to Fillydelphia. In the direction I’m going, it leads to the train station, and I'm going to Ponyville.. I’ve been visiting my twin sister in Fillydelphia.”

“Oh! Well, I wanted to get to Ponyville. Mind if I come with you?”

“Not at all! Especially since you know about humans.”

“Great!"

We walked for a long time, chatting and laughing. When I asked her if I could stay at her place, she was a bit reluctant but soon enough said fine, but she'd have to check if Bon Bon was okay with it.

A while later, we reached the train station, and she paid for me. I told her I'd pay her back when I had the bits.

When we reached her house, it was getting dark. I realized I needed a job, because I'd have to pay her back and get food, so I asked Lyra where Octavia lived, because, well, my cutie mark was a few music notes.

"Oh, just turn left at that tree library thing. She lives in the third house on the right. But first, you should get some sleep. For now, I want you to meet Bon Bon. Bon Bon! I met somepony new who wants to stay with us. Come and meet her; I'm going to go to bed. It's getting late," Lyra yawned.

The yellow pony with a navy blue and light pink mane and blue eyes came down the stairs.

"Hi, I'm Bon Bon, as Lyra's probably already told you," she said. " I run the candy shop across the street. And you are?"

"Shadow Song. Nice to meet you. I'm going to stay in Ponyville for a while, depending on my schedule, and Lyra says I can stay here if it's all right with you," I said. "I don't have a job yet, but I'm looking for one. As you can see, my special talent is music; I sing and play the Fre-, ah, Prench horn. I'm going to Octavia's tomorrow."

"Sure, you can stay here. It's getting kinda late; chat in the morning?"

"Sure. Where will I sleep?"

"You can sleep on my bed. Upstairs, to the right."

"Wait, what?"

"I'm not going to sleep there, silly! I'm going to sleep on that couch over there!"

"Oh. OK, good night!"

"Night."