Pinkemena Diane Pie, or Pinkie, was one of the most popular girls in Canterlot High (CHS). She didn't have any close friends, and she never dated anyone, but she threw amazing parties and was super friendly. Her frizzy pink hair was one of her many outstanding silly traits. Rainbow Dash, or Dash, was the most athletic and competitive student in CHS. She had many close friends, and was pretty popular. Her waist length hair was dyed with vibrant red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple stripes. She despised anything and everything pink, frilly, or girlie in any way. She and Pinkie didn't get along very well. Dash isn't exactly the nicest person. When she gets angry, she takes it out on innocent people - namely Pinkie. Pinkie has problems without Dash bullying her. She isn't as happy as she looks. In fact, she isn't happy at all. She hasn't been happy in a long time. Dash may seem vain, but she also had her own personal problems. Great losses haunt her, and she doesn't know what to do. Nobody knows Pinkie isn't really happy. Nobody knows how bad Dash really is. Not until the night of Pinkie's second-largest party. Then, everything changes. ~ By the way I'm trying to make this as normal as it can be. I'm modifying the names a tiny bit so they seem a bit more natural. Colourful hair is a result of dye. Regular coloured skin. No magic. No music. No friendship powers. ~ Okay so Pinkie and Dash don't really get together for like ten chapters. Sorry 😐 If you're gonna complain about that then DON'T READ THIS!! Easy solution!!

Still working on it. Not sure if I'll finish. Sequel to Neither End Up Alive. • • After three unforgettable losses, Dash faced harsh depression, broken hearts, lonely nights, and horrible bullying. She had started to talk to herself, and even had vivid hallucinations at times. And when she thought she hit rock bottom and life couldn't get any worse, the ground gave out beneath her. Her life continued to tumble downhill as she tried to fix everything by seeing a therapist. While Dash wanted to fix her problems with talking and maybe pills, her therapist had different ideas. The only person Dash had to talk to was the most unlikely person in Canterlot.