ItsAHardKnotLife
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Im new here, but I thought this would make for an interesting topic.
Have you ever had to make an excuse? If so, what was it?
Have you ever had to make an excuse? If so, what was it?
Yes, but, Horse can = stepped on feet if you're not careful. ?Horse = no scratches.
Not if I'm on my back as per normal, but, yes, lots of other times to keep my feet out of the way. That would hurt a lot.Yes, but, Horse can = stepped on feet if you're not careful. ?
I had scratches for my friends pit breeding my and knotting me. I was completely naked and loved the feeling of his paws scratching me up.my mother saw the scratches and asked what happened. I told her it was from my job, I'm an arborist, it was tree branches from a tree I took down earlier. I think she suspected something never said anything else.Im new here, but I thought this would make for an interesting topic.
Have you ever had to make an excuse? If so, what was it?
sometimes I just want to feel the claws and the pain for some stupid reason
À lot of opportunities yesDoes your job as a vet offer you several opportunities to have sex with animals. pleas come to my farm as a vet, would love to have a vet who shares??????
Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't horses nip when they are really getting into things. Teeth marks are sort of like scratches have you ever had to explain that, or is your equine not as mouthy as some I've met. Although I guess it's only the stallions I'm thinking of.Horse = no scratches.
My horse has never bitten me...and I never restrain him or tie him to anything, sexual situation or otherwise. There are specific reasons why a horse will bite. Among them: being frustrated or aggressive, and I never give him a reason to be either of those, of course. Another can be a reaction to a saddle being too tight in the girth or otherwise uncomfortable. The main cause of biting, as I was taught, is if you've gotten him used to hand feeding, as with treats. Not because of bites while taking it from you, but it's when you go to him without a treat, and that is not due to anger.Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't horses nip when they are really getting into things. Teeth marks are sort of like scratches have you ever had to explain that, or is your equine not as mouthy as some I've met. Although I guess it's only the stallions I'm thinking of.