I think my horses like me but I still watched because I still want to know more ways to bond and keep improving with and for my horses. Btw it’s also fun watching the relationship you and Tucker share ❤️
The only issue I have with my horse is he doesn't like leaving without another horse with us, so we have been slowly working on this together by taking small walks away from the others, we keep getting farther and farther!!! 🐎 💕
Your horse is looking to.the other horse for comfort. Horses are herd animals. When your horse acts up, taking him/her close to the other horse and make him work. Then move away from that horse to allow your horse to rest. Make what he wants,(being close to the other horse work) and being away rest. Soon he will realize being close to him buddy isn't so easy, being away is.
I only watched this to make sure no horses disliked me😂 so far so good! I’ve always been brushing every new horse I meet first so they can associate my touch with positivity. And I learned this from you!!
I just love you and Tucker ❤️❤️. I have been watching you two for the better part of six months. I’ve learned a lot and laughed a lot. My love of horses started while I was in the womb basically. I’m 57 years old now and finally in a place where I can actually own a horse and start to live my dream. Yes, it’s taken half a life time to get here but I’m here and I can’t wait to pour all my love on my horse and put to practical use the plethora of knowledge and tips you and Tucker so lovingly provide here. Thank you to both you beautiful angels 😇❤️💕💐
If it wasn't so hot like living on the sun in Texas right now I would follow all this advice :) Can't wait for the weather to cool off so we can get back to riding horses.
OMG you are really amazing! I love your positive approaches. We have a farm that caters to thoroughbred rescues from the track. I am a novice rider but a very experienced horse mom-my daughter has lessoned since she was 5. I need help with an injured horse who flipped over backawards and now has generalized ataxia. Her owners abandoned her because she could no longer race. She has chosen me as her girl-she looks to me to lead her, she often will only come in or go out for me... but even so she pulls at the walk for me... She is very willing on the lunge line. I need help with exercises to at least allow her to be a trail horse. she does great at walk-trot on lunge but her eyes show she is obviously dizzy to her affected side which was the right. I know she is a good girl and I want to at least trail ride her but I need help establishing dominance and to retrain her balance. help!
I'm very new at being around horses but enjoy spending time with them. Even doing tasks in the pasture is fun, they come over and watch me work. It's all good time!
I don't have a horse but I really wish to have one my perents doesn't allow it but I watch your vid because it teach me a lot and maybe I have one one day
You may have done it already, but if you haven't, a video on how to train a treat aggressive horse to NOT be pushy about treats- the guy I ride is younger, and very smart, he gets really pushy about treats but I love to reward him, I would love to learn how to do it properly! So sorry if you've addressed this issue already, this was a great video! The horses at the barn might like me more than I thought, haha- I AM the treat girl, and I do try to do most of the things you recommend- honestly, if you are kind and gentle with them, and CONSIDERATE, they'll usually warm up to you! Consideration is the key, just like with people!
My horse like me since every time I went there he knows that I won't always put a saddle on and ride.I also ride bareback or let my horse to feel my heartbeat.I always trust it and love it so much ❤
Haha, I'm so sorry, I'm doing my best to listen to the advice you have but I can't help but watch Tuckers behavior and trying to work out what he's thinking, I know my horses like me but listening to me, haha, well lets say when it's suited or they know I'm not playing and yes with food or in a halter they are so different than being loose in the paddock, my aim is for them to behave the same with or without food or being harnessed or not, haha, I hope that made sense, great channel and excellent advice,
Equine Helper my horse for 29 years at home was very much at home and part of the family very clingy and I had to hide to stay out her of sight had great times no issues always go anywhere any time with anyone a great mare. Always seeking me even around the house at the back door passed away aged 33 years naturally last year. My horse was part of my family house hold no problems catch, float, groom, saddle up and ride with full respect miss her. Full care and passed away and buried at home. She was a great.Australian Quarter Horse. Ansett 727.
As a naturally anxious person, I clicked because i need ways to express the quiet that i need to around horses. The best thing is that just by hanging out with each other we will both be able to become calmer and gentler. One of the reasons that i have always loved and had these beautiful animals.
Im getting my first horse in only six days and Im big on building a bond so that we're both happy in the partnership we'll have. I dont want the partnership to only benefit me and be a one-way partnership
Your videos help me so much. I am trying to train a green broke horse and lately she as been extremely aggressive. Your videos help me learn how to correct her behaviors. Thank you
I have been progressing in dressage a lot so I started leasing a dressage horse from somewhere else. I board it at my barn. The part with trust is definitely helpful. Thanks for the awesome videos.
I love your channel sooooooo much you are so helpful and you help me understand horses so much better you are awesome and you and Tucker make a great team
My horse doesn't come to me and doesn't like me petting her face and goes to bite me when I try to pick her hooves. I am trying this course to see if it will help this behavior!
I disagree about horses having no emotional capacity if you watch documentaries on wild horses that were separated from their herd and later reunited the stallion checked the belly of his pregnant mare to ensure his goal was safe and sound. The horses nuzzled an affectionate hello and ran off happily into the distance. Wild horses become depressed when they are taken from their families and horses show grief love anger and every range of emotion that humans have. Emotional intelligence is the highest form of intelligence and the ability to recognize intelligence speaks volumes as well. If your horse does not like you or trust you, then it’s because you haven’t earned that trust or you have abused your horse and lost that trust. Speak gently and look them in the eyes, give them actual love and affection and be willing to sit with them without demanding their touch or to ride them. They will grow an attachment to you the more they realize that you’re there for more than to use them as a tool.
I agree...I have watched so many videos trying to figure horses out because our farm is based on rescuing race track horses...Our mare LeHigh came off the slaughter auction...Her original owner had worked with her and knew she was difficult...even for the owner she was a miserable horse who purposely reached out to bite, reared up coming in....then she met my boyfriend,....he teased her something fierce...the owner couldn't keep up with board so she sold her to him and my God what a transformation! she 100% LOVES him....she went from a horse who I hated to give water to because she would reach out to bite to a horse he has taught to rear up on command, she bows, she crosses her feet and amazingly I can walk her in and out without any problem...she 100% is in love with him...we also have a horse he liked who flipped over at the race track and all she did when care takers brought to our farm was sway to and fro in her stall literally fraying her tail off....when track season opened after covid and she obviously could not run, they abandoned her to us....she does not like my boyfriend-who is why she is here lol-but she chose me...she will do anything I ask of her. Horses absolutely have an emotion to people!!
Okay my horse is just angry at me I left for the beach for 3 weeks and he’s upset with me. We used to have an amazing bond like I never needed a halter or lead rope but now I do he won’t come to me when I call him help me!
Had a friend that was away for a long period and had her roommate take care of her cat. When she got back the cat ignored her and definitely showed she was upset. Eventually she sat down with the cat and apologized. After that, everything was fine. Maybe you could just keep trying and definitely talk to him.
My horse bites me when he is in his stall and he is fine when I exercise him, I only exercise him once a week the rest of the time he is always in his stall. (He is my friends horse but I’m the only one who rides him so he is basically mine) I would like to do more with him like feed him, brush him and lead him but I live 30 min away from him and I don’t have a car to get there I’m 14, and also he is my friends horse so I can’t do anything with him without her confirmation and I’m shy to ask cause I already asked if I could ride her horse.
wait... your horse lives in a stall?? All the time?? If he doesn't get turned out every day then that's why he bites you. Honestly that's cruel.. Horses are meant to move and run not live in a box! Imagine having a dog in a crate 24/7. Even if it's a large stall or crate, it's still not a natural environment. Let your horse go outside..
My dressage/eventing mare will do cutting every once and a while with the donkey and mini pony on property. Much harder than it looks, especially in an english saddle
My reasons for checking this video is. Because of the titlle … LOL I know my horses like me cause They can be at the far end of the pasture & I go out and Hollar “Hey where ya go?” & not even 1 minute the sound of thundering hooves in the distance.. I wish I could show a photo of the race.
My horse runs away in the field because his friends are assholes and they chase him away. If he is by himself and you call him he will come straight to you.
I do groom him but his ears go back , he was not like that a year ago , he is a live wire when I ride not safe jumps at everything , bucks when we canter ,I’ve had him as a foal and he’s 5yrs in April and are seriously thinking of selling him,
My mare pins her ears and walks away when I go to pet her. She won’t let me love her 😢 I’ve never hurt her and have worked on lots of ground with her with no expectations
Her: Horses are herd animals Me horse: Get away from me! I’M GOING TO BITE YOU OTHER HORSES! HA TAKE THAT! REEEEEEEEE This was purely a joke I didn’t mean anything mean
My horse keeps shoving me around, won't let me get on her shoves my Body with her head, won't stop at all while I'm bareback IF I get on her, won't turn right at all, just left, wont stop riding home after we leave, just stands in the corner, no matter how hard I push her she won't move for me, she won't get out of my space either. She wasn't like this before I got her, I literally just got her and the person I got her from doesn't understand it either.
My problem is that my horse is nipping me and sometimes he's been nipping hard, idk what to do. I had to come hard at him and used my dark NO voice, but nothing is helping :/ It only happens when I'm beside him or brushing he's mane or chest. He's an angel otherwise!
Hello,can you help me !I need help with ground work ahead doses a good circle when lon%eing but can't stop and can not change direction and flips her head when I ride. I use a snaffle. Help
In my riding school there is a horse/pony that i sometimes ride but the thing is that he (gelding) bucks a lot when i ride him, but when my friend rides him he dont do that. I ride longer then my friend and i ask for more also i jump with him and she dont. Maybe some of you know the reason? Is that because i ask him more? Edit: He is very young almost 5.
I suggest maybe start out on the ground and when he jumps over the poles make it a positive experience like treats, praise and ect . And grooming and things is a good way to get closer to a horse ! ✨
He probably just doesn’t respect you yet, when I first stared my lesson horse would NOT trot for me more then five strides no matter what I did, but now that I’ve been riding for longer and have gotten better he respects me a lot more now! I would just keep going, and be assertive Best of luck!
I enjoy your videos, Tucker looks happy. You know all about having a good relationship with your husband and your horse but did you know we are living in the end of days and Jesus is about to Return? The same way you spend time with your husband and your horse, you especially need to dedicate time to a relationship with the Lord. Praise Jesus! YEAH!!
@belle Blowing the Trumpet and Sounding the Alarm that Jesus is about to Return, I'm sorry this is not good news for you, but someone else may need to hear the message. Praise Jesus! Yeah!!
I think my horses like me but I still watched because I still want to know more ways to bond and keep improving with and for my horses. Btw it’s also fun watching the relationship you and Tucker share ❤️
So true
so true.
Yes
The only issue I have with my horse is he doesn't like leaving without another horse with us, so we have been slowly working on this together by taking small walks away from the others, we keep getting farther and farther!!! 🐎 💕
Get yourself a horse suit.
Your horse is looking to.the other horse for comfort. Horses are herd animals. When your horse acts up, taking him/her close to the other horse and make him work. Then move away from that horse to allow your horse to rest. Make what he wants,(being close to the other horse work) and being away rest. Soon he will realize being close to him buddy isn't so easy, being away is.
@@ericwilliams626 qq1 lol 1
@@lizakin1274 👏👏👏
Your handsome horse is definitely happy and trusts you. The sound of your voice is comforting to him. He's alert and he's paying attention to you.
I only watched this to make sure no horses disliked me😂 so far so good! I’ve always been brushing every new horse I meet first so they can associate my touch with positivity. And I learned this from you!!
1:51 I love how her horse is following her it's so cute uwu
This horse considers her the number 1 in the pecking order. He has het full respect.
@@lizakin1274 yes.
I just love you and Tucker ❤️❤️. I have been watching you two for the better part of six months. I’ve learned a lot and laughed a lot. My love of horses started while I was in the womb basically. I’m 57 years old now and finally in a place where I can actually own a horse and start to live my dream. Yes, it’s taken half a life time to get here but I’m here and I can’t wait to pour all my love on my horse and put to practical use the plethora of knowledge and tips you and Tucker so lovingly provide here. Thank you to both you beautiful angels 😇❤️💕💐
If it wasn't so hot like living on the sun in Texas right now I would follow all this advice :) Can't wait for the weather to cool off so we can get back to riding horses.
OMG you are really amazing! I love your positive approaches. We have a farm that caters to thoroughbred rescues from the track. I am a novice rider but a very experienced horse mom-my daughter has lessoned since she was 5. I need help with an injured horse who flipped over backawards and now has generalized ataxia. Her owners abandoned her because she could no longer race. She has chosen me as her girl-she looks to me to lead her, she often will only come in or go out for me... but even so she pulls at the walk for me... She is very willing on the lunge line. I need help with exercises to at least allow her to be a trail horse. she does great at walk-trot on lunge but her eyes show she is obviously dizzy to her affected side which was the right. I know she is a good girl and I want to at least trail ride her but I need help establishing dominance and to retrain her balance. help!
I'm very new at being around horses but enjoy spending time with them. Even doing tasks in the pasture is fun, they come over and watch me work. It's all good time!
Tucker's colouring is absolutely lovely!!! Also this helped me A LOT. Thank you!
I don't have a horse but I really wish to have one my perents doesn't allow it but I watch your vid because it teach me a lot and maybe I have one one day
When you are able to have one, you will be ready.
You should make a asmr video of just Tucker eating food.
Yes.
You may have done it already, but if you haven't, a video on how to train a treat aggressive horse to NOT be pushy about treats- the guy I ride is younger, and very smart, he gets really pushy about treats but I love to reward him, I would love to learn how to do it properly!
So sorry if you've addressed this issue already, this was a great video!
The horses at the barn might like me more than I thought, haha- I AM the treat girl, and I do try to do most of the things you recommend- honestly, if you are kind and gentle with them, and CONSIDERATE, they'll usually warm up to you!
Consideration is the key, just like with people!
My horse like me since every time I went there he knows that I won't always put a saddle on and ride.I also ride bareback or let my horse to feel my heartbeat.I always trust it and love it so much ❤
This is great insight into a horse's mindset - thank you very much!!! 😃 😊
Haha, I'm so sorry, I'm doing my best to listen to the advice you have but I can't help but watch Tuckers behavior and trying to work out what he's thinking, I know my horses like me but listening to me, haha, well lets say when it's suited or they know I'm not playing and yes with food or in a halter they are so different than being loose in the paddock, my aim is for them to behave the same with or without food or being harnessed or not, haha, I hope that made sense, great channel and excellent advice,
Is there anyone else who dose not have a horse but watched this bc they are getting one and want to know how to bond properly 🥲
Lov your videos! Tucker is so cute 🥰 Just about to go to the barn. 😁
Lucky!
Equine Helper my horse for 29 years at home was very much at home and part of the family very clingy and I had to hide to stay out her of sight had great times no issues always go anywhere any time with anyone a great mare. Always seeking me even around the house at the back door passed away aged 33 years naturally last year. My horse was part of my family house hold no problems catch, float, groom, saddle up and ride with full respect miss her. Full care and passed away and buried at home. She was a great.Australian Quarter Horse.
Ansett 727.
As a naturally anxious person, I clicked because i need ways to express the quiet that i need to around horses. The best thing is that just by hanging out with each other we will both be able to become calmer and gentler. One of the reasons that i have always loved and had these beautiful animals.
Im getting my first horse in only six days and Im big on building a bond so that we're both happy in the partnership we'll have. I dont want the partnership to only benefit me and be a one-way partnership
Thank you for this video. We just need a professional to train our horse👌🏾😂😂👌🏾
Your videos help me so much. I am trying to train a green broke horse and lately she as been extremely aggressive. Your videos help me learn how to correct her behaviors. Thank you
I have been progressing in dressage a lot so I started leasing a dressage horse from somewhere else. I board it at my barn. The part with trust is definitely helpful. Thanks for the awesome videos.
I love your channel sooooooo much you are so helpful and you help me understand horses so much better you are awesome and you and Tucker make a great team
What a beautiful horse! 😍
My horse doesn't come to me and doesn't like me petting her face and goes to bite me when I try to pick her hooves. I am trying this course to see if it will help this behavior!
I disagree about horses having no emotional capacity if you watch documentaries on wild horses that were separated from their herd and later reunited the stallion checked the belly of his pregnant mare to ensure his goal was safe and sound. The horses nuzzled an affectionate hello and ran off happily into the distance. Wild horses become depressed when they are taken from their families and horses show grief love anger and every range of emotion that humans have. Emotional intelligence is the highest form of intelligence and the ability to recognize intelligence speaks volumes as well. If your horse does not like you or trust you, then it’s because you haven’t earned that trust or you have abused your horse and lost that trust. Speak gently and look them in the eyes, give them actual love and affection and be willing to sit with them without demanding their touch or to ride them. They will grow an attachment to you the more they realize that you’re there for more than to use them as a tool.
I agree...I have watched so many videos trying to figure horses out because our farm is based on rescuing race track horses...Our mare LeHigh came off the slaughter auction...Her original owner had worked with her and knew she was difficult...even for the owner she was a miserable horse who purposely reached out to bite, reared up coming in....then she met my boyfriend,....he teased her something fierce...the owner couldn't keep up with board so she sold her to him and my God what a transformation! she 100% LOVES him....she went from a horse who I hated to give water to because she would reach out to bite to a horse he has taught to rear up on command, she bows, she crosses her feet and amazingly I can walk her in and out without any problem...she 100% is in love with him...we also have a horse he liked who flipped over at the race track and all she did when care takers brought to our farm was sway to and fro in her stall literally fraying her tail off....when track season opened after covid and she obviously could not run, they abandoned her to us....she does not like my boyfriend-who is why she is here lol-but she chose me...she will do anything I ask of her. Horses absolutely have an emotion to people!!
This is very interesting I don't own a horse right now but I really want one in the near future and your videos are very helpful 🐴
I don't have a horse! But I'll take the knowledge :D
Enjoyed this video!…some great insights to remember ♥️
Okay my horse is just angry at me I left for the beach for 3 weeks and he’s upset with me. We used to have an amazing bond like I never needed a halter or lead rope but now I do he won’t come to me when I call him help me!
Had a friend that was away for a long period and had her roommate take care of her cat. When she got back the cat ignored her and definitely showed she was upset. Eventually she sat down with the cat and apologized. After that, everything was fine. Maybe you could just keep trying and definitely talk to him.
I love horses but I have never owned one. I have ridden several. I love your videos.
So helpful. Thank you!
theres a horse named Tucker at the farm I ride!
Thank you!
Great video!! 👏👏👏
Thank you for this
Great video
Tucker is adorable
What do you do if they aren't motivated by food, and if she is scared of coming in from the field, she is quite anxious and I want to help her
All of you need to get a tablet and show this video to your horse.
My horse bites me when he is in his stall and he is fine when I exercise him, I only exercise him once a week the rest of the time he is always in his stall. (He is my friends horse but I’m the only one who rides him so he is basically mine)
I would like to do more with him like feed him, brush him and lead him but I live 30 min away from him and I don’t have a car to get there I’m 14, and also he is my friends horse so I can’t do anything with him without her confirmation and I’m shy to ask cause I already asked if I could ride her horse.
wait... your horse lives in a stall?? All the time?? If he doesn't get turned out every day then that's why he bites you. Honestly that's cruel.. Horses are meant to move and run not live in a box! Imagine having a dog in a crate 24/7. Even if it's a large stall or crate, it's still not a natural environment. Let your horse go outside..
Thank you for the video! You're great... 🇧🇷
My dressage/eventing mare will do cutting every once and a while with the donkey and mini pony on property. Much harder than it looks, especially in an english saddle
I clicked on the video cuz Tucker’s so sang cute!🥰
Have anyone ever fed their horse Red Bull and seen the horse evolve into a Pegasus?
Lmao
Yes, but my horse evolved into an elephant. I don't know what I did wrong :0
@@ensamtbalsam- Whatever you did wrong, if elephant did not step on you you’re also doing some things right.
@@finngamesknudson1457 definitely!!
My reasons for checking this video is. Because of the titlle … LOL I know my horses like me cause They can be at the far end of the pasture & I go out and Hollar “Hey where ya go?” & not even 1 minute the sound of thundering hooves in the distance.. I wish I could show a photo of the race.
Nice!
2:02 i need to make sure he had enough cash to own a ranch and horses.
My horse runs away in the field because his friends are assholes and they chase him away. If he is by himself and you call him he will come straight to you.
I love your videos
I do groom him but his ears go back , he was not like that a year ago , he is a live wire when I ride not safe jumps at everything , bucks when we canter ,I’ve had him as a foal and he’s 5yrs in April and are seriously thinking of selling him,
Your tactics are very distracting and your Taktoos are also remove them but you have an excellent voice very pleasant thank you
Mine bites nothing works to fix the problem, and can't get him to longe
My mare pins her ears and walks away when I go to pet her. She won’t let me love her 😢 I’ve never hurt her and have worked on lots of ground with her with no expectations
The I have that I usually ride likes to bite (he’s like 8 tho) and my instructor told me to chicken dance when he gets in my space 😂
I didn't know you were married! Do you have him trained as well as you do Tucker?
Oh maybe your husband is a little jealous about tucker! :D
If you are married, you are being trained. ~Jeff Foxworthy. haha
The earlier replies made me laugh. I am sure you are both happy and you contribute to him as well.
Fantastic :)
horses do have emotions but i get what your saying
She means in a different way then people do
Her: Horses are herd animals
Me horse: Get away from me! I’M GOING TO BITE YOU OTHER HORSES! HA TAKE THAT! REEEEEEEEE
This was purely a joke I didn’t mean anything mean
lmao 😂
This helps me to trust my friesan horse
What breed is Tucker?
My horse keeps shoving me around, won't let me get on her shoves my
Body with her head, won't stop at all while I'm bareback IF I get on her, won't turn right at all, just left, wont stop riding home after we leave, just stands in the corner, no matter how hard I push her she won't move for me, she won't get out of my space either. She wasn't like this before I got her, I literally just got her and the person I got her from doesn't understand it either.
Can I ask I do it on my horse back and is that is good
My problem is that my horse is nipping me and sometimes he's been nipping hard, idk what to do. I had to come hard at him and used my dark NO voice, but nothing is helping :/ It only happens when I'm beside him or brushing he's mane or chest. He's an angel otherwise!
Can I ask you I have cone and I'm working her in out of cone and she is is that good for my horse thank you Nannette
Hello,can you help me !I need help with ground work ahead doses a good circle when lon%eing but can't stop and can not change direction and flips her head when I ride. I use a snaffle. Help
Longeing
my horse hates me now he loves me due to this vid
Really good video.
I always feel like my horses don't like me!! they are both mares and can be really grumpy sometimes!!hopefully you can help me?!
well....not all the time sometimes they can be so nice and affectionate
They are probably in heat when they are grumpy! 🙂
@@diggingmary129 that could be the case.
Mares need I say more geldings great mares always grumpy
And if I was not that far from my horse we would never have come home
What a lovely handsome fella :)
In my riding school there is a horse/pony that i sometimes ride but the thing is that he (gelding) bucks a lot when i ride him, but when my friend rides him he dont do that. I ride longer then my friend and i ask for more also i jump with him and she dont. Maybe some of you know the reason? Is that because i ask him more?
Edit:
He is very young almost 5.
I suggest maybe start out on the ground and when he jumps over the poles make it a positive experience like treats, praise and ect . And grooming and things is a good way to get closer to a horse ! ✨
@@frankiefarris1126 i groom him all the time but i will to give him some treats after well listening to me😁 thanks👍🏼
He probably just doesn’t respect you yet, when I first stared my lesson horse would NOT trot for me more then five strides no matter what I did, but now that I’ve been riding for longer and have gotten better he respects me a lot more now! I would just keep going, and be assertive
Best of luck!
@@wolftimeplusguineapigs3862 thank you😉
So the knight must know in which way the horse has learned to do things
Is Tucker a Quarter horse?
He is a gelding
@@smokeykit57 oh sorry, that was 10 months ago, I was a bit dumb back then
You forgot lack of respect
I think my horse likes me:) if I don’t hold on to her and I set up j7mps and put them away she just follows me it’s so funny and cute
Just reading the title, I would say that the horse does not view the person as the fair and trusted leader.
wowww... I am early!
Tucker is jumpy ,, head up... Always on alert... Makes me nervous
Hehe it’s not a bad thing
I disagree, I believe horses can like/dislike anyone!
Horses are like women. You can buy them land, a house, feed them, pet them and even ride them....but they still don't like you.
But Mules sure can not like certain people
I enjoy your videos, Tucker looks happy. You know all about having a good relationship with your husband and your horse but did you know we are living in the end of days and Jesus is about to Return? The same way you spend time with your husband and your horse, you especially need to dedicate time to a relationship with the Lord. Praise Jesus! YEAH!!
@belle Blowing the Trumpet and Sounding the Alarm that Jesus is about to Return, I'm sorry this is not good news for you, but someone else may need to hear the message. Praise Jesus! Yeah!!
He's long dead.
And it's people like you that make the rest of us stay away from god botherers.
@@It-is-me...Melsie I'm glad you stated what you did because you will be responsible for those words when you meet your creator, very soon.
@@Leah-bs8mr My parents? Ha ha. Your particular god must be an egotistical arse then. Why would you worship That?
This made me laugh out loud
sorry sliped my hand on the keepad
thats rude
First!!!
your horse called. He's tired of eating grass
😂
First
Maybe it’s because you’re thinking that he needs to respect you so you bully him and micromanage until you get what you want. Just a little thought.
: )
early