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Yay my ot3 Greta x Marble Pie x Gilda c: Dunno if they will have child in my nextgen (Well I’m going to come up with one anyway so why not?)
 
Update: lil backstory because why not  
Gilda and Greta became friends after Rainbow and Pinkie visited griffonstone, soon they found themselves feeling something else than just friendship. They started dating, but then Gilda met Pinkies sisters. She started to feel something towards Marble, she got horrified when she realized it was same feeling she had towards Greta. She decided to ignore these feelings, but grew close with Marble and that became a problem. She had hard time hiding that she likes her. It was most hardest when both Greta and Marble where there at same time, one time she decided that she wasn’t holding this any longer.  
She told them, she was so scared how they would react.  
Marble blushed really hard, she didn’t know what to think.  
But what Greta said was surprising.
 
 
About poly ships, This is going to be only poly ship on my nextgen (except if a perfect one comes then not, but for now) because sometimes I feel like some nextgen artist go overboard with poly ships. Not hate on poly ships, heck I have one myself. But sometimes it feels like a cheap way to include many ships and inability to choose a ship, nothing wrong with that either and many times I’m completely okay with them, but I will try to keep that there is not too much of them.  
Dunno if I got my position right in here but: 1. I’m okay with poly ships 2. But sometimes I feel like there are too much of them in one nextgen 3. It can be a cheap way to include many ships.

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