My bio does not mention me as having a horse but my avatar is my second horse Stella.
I believe, in a caring way, she looks like a tart. That is not an insult to the 95% of members I have been told are women. Tartyness to me is not a streetwalker type person, it is a look, and attitude, and Stella has that look and attitude, which I describe as tarty. :shock:
Now that I may have crawled out of the hole I dug for myself:lol: my purpose is to prompt thought and maybe discussion provided I can remember how I managed to start this thread/post or whatever it is and all while my wife is cooking me a nice dinner.
(I heard that, I am not a male chovenist pig) see I can't be one, I can't even spell it.) :lol:
Horses
We humans jump on their backs, and sit in the predators killing position, kick them in the ribs somtimes with spurs and they alow us to be there. We are the apex predator, we kill for sport and food.
The horse has had millions of years of evolution honing its survival skill yet with little encouragement it will allow a human to sit on its back and direct its movment. Have you analised what that really means in the form of attachment between the horse and humans. I have heard people refer to their horse as, its just a horse. I now, don't subscribe to that attitude towards my, or any horse how about you.
And last How does one catch those blasted carrots.
I believe, in a caring way, she looks like a tart. That is not an insult to the 95% of members I have been told are women. Tartyness to me is not a streetwalker type person, it is a look, and attitude, and Stella has that look and attitude, which I describe as tarty. :shock:
Now that I may have crawled out of the hole I dug for myself:lol: my purpose is to prompt thought and maybe discussion provided I can remember how I managed to start this thread/post or whatever it is and all while my wife is cooking me a nice dinner.
(I heard that, I am not a male chovenist pig) see I can't be one, I can't even spell it.) :lol:
Horses
We humans jump on their backs, and sit in the predators killing position, kick them in the ribs somtimes with spurs and they alow us to be there. We are the apex predator, we kill for sport and food.
The horse has had millions of years of evolution honing its survival skill yet with little encouragement it will allow a human to sit on its back and direct its movment. Have you analised what that really means in the form of attachment between the horse and humans. I have heard people refer to their horse as, its just a horse. I now, don't subscribe to that attitude towards my, or any horse how about you.
And last How does one catch those blasted carrots.