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How often do you follow your instincts ???????????????????
That little gut reaction or feminine intuition that tells you which path you should follow.... the small voice of reason within yourself....... your own judgement and no-one elses...
How often do you listen to this little 'half halt' that tells you something???????
And once listened to....... do you go with it???????
With what results??????
equi-princess xxx
p.s. a 'half halt' is a check on the reins.... a steadying move....lol
My eldest boy and I were talking about gut instinct just yesterday. He's what they call a "sensitive". Had his imaginary friend till around the age of 7.
Being an indecisive Libra I do tend to go with my gut instinct on most things. If I'm troubling over a discission I light a candle and hand the problem to the Gods (meditate). I always get my answer.
Is that like riding a donkey instead of a horse?
Being a libran i also go with first instinct
i am a strong believer in not procrastinating but getting on with it
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How often do you follow your instincts ???????????????????

Consciously - Almost never.
Subconsciously - How would I know that I had ?
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How often do you listen to this little 'half halt' that tells you something???????

Always
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And once listened to....... do you go with it???????

Rarely. It's usually telling me not to something that I know I'm going to enjoy, but will have consequences
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With what results??????

The results, I leave to my conscience.
i dont have instinct i do everything on risk, makes my life more exciting anyway!!!
unless of course its something very very serious :shock: ............. lol
over the years my instinct has been spot on 99.9% but ive been foolish many a time and ignored it in alot of different ares of my life but its been there niggling away at me untill something crap happens and im always the one to suffer for it.
not anymore from now on my first gut reaction is the one i will always follow.
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How often do you follow your instincts ???????????????????...

Always.
I have never been wrong
:shock:
Dearest equi-princess, is there an association between riding & randiness - since my wife started riding again last year, she's been wearing me out? Would be grayeful for your expert opinion.
Normally I decide in haste and repent in leisure.
My instincts are fecking crap lol ......... probably coz I've systematically pickled my brain with alcohol over the past 20 years. .... hehehe
I normally follow G'sinstinct. It is much better than mine.
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Dearest equi-princess, is there an association between riding & randiness - since my wife started riding again last year, she's been wearing me out? Would be grayeful for your expert opinion.

Not sure that mine is an 'expert' opinion.... but i have been riding horses and ponies since i was tiny.......lol
Evidently..... its the movements required from the pelvis that make a good rider....whether its walk.... trot... canter... or gallop..... you have to move with the horse.... as to whether or not this makes you randier or better in bed....... no comment...... lol
equi-princess xxx
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Dearest equi-princess, is there an association between riding & randiness - since my wife started riding again last year, she's been wearing me out? Would be grayeful for your expert opinion.

Simon, allow me to add to equi-princess' comment, from the male prospective;
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Evidently..... its the movements required from the pelvis that make a good rider....whether its walk.... trot... canter... or gallop..... you have to move with the horse.... as to whether or not this makes you randier or better in bed....... no comment...... lol

Randier or better ? I'm not sure - but different ? Almost certainly. There's a certain "thing" that most active equestrian ladies are able to do.
I recently began to think that any physically fit girl could be capable of the same. Say, a dancer or athlete, or such. I now know that it is not just simply a matter of exceptional internal muscle power/control. As e-q, I think hints; there's a particular, but different rhythm - in all gaits and speeds.
I won't go into graphic detail here, but the "thing" is akin to a bj; but is much much more than the simple contraction of internal muscles.
To have and appreciate the very best from an equestrian lady I have one, not so simple tip - Take it up yourself. If you can bring yourself to the level of walk, trot and canter - without stirrups - (I bottle full gallop without) you will find something rather remarkable in bed.
As to base randiness I've found that girls who have grown up around and handling livestock and are active riders - just simply blow my mind ! ! ! ! !
I thank God for allowing me to follow mine on more than one occasion.
Well wit Suzie I've never had any compaints about the technique - Its simply a randiness thing!. Is there some magic ingredient in saddle soap or something? If I could bottle it I'd make a fortune.
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Well wit Suzie I've never had any compaints about the technique - Its simply a randiness thing!. Is there some magic ingredient in saddle soap or something? If I could bottle it I'd make a fortune.

The excitement of competitions...... the smell of supple leather..... all add to it..... lol
equi-princess xxx
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Dearest equi-princess, is there an association between riding & randiness - since my wife started riding again last year, she's been wearing me out? Would be grayeful for your expert opinion.

Simon, allow me to add to equi-princess' comment, from the male prospective;
Quote by where she
Evidently..... its the movements required from the pelvis that make a good rider....whether its walk.... trot... canter... or gallop..... you have to move with the horse.... as to whether or not this makes you randier or better in bed....... no comment...... lol

Randier or better ? I'm not sure - but different ? Almost certainly. There's a certain "thing" that most active equestrian ladies are able to do.
I recently began to think that any physically fit girl could be capable of the same. Say, a dancer or athlete, or such. I now know that it is not just simply a matter of exceptional internal muscle power/control. As e-q, I think hints; there's a particular, but different rhythm - in all gaits and speeds.
I won't go into graphic detail here, but the "thing" is akin to a bj; but is much much more than the simple contraction of internal muscles.
To have and appreciate the very best from an equestrian lady I have one, not so simple tip - Take it up yourself. If you can bring yourself to the level of walk, trot and canter - without stirrups - (I bottle full gallop without) you will find something rather remarkable in bed.
As to base randiness I've found that girls who have grown up around and handling livestock and are active riders - just simply blow my mind ! ! ! ! !
There you go then...... although a gallop without stirrups or even a saddle is an absolute blast..... lol....... but you do have to have good balance and a horse you can trust.... lol
equi-princess xxx
I always follow my gut, although it's a hit and miss thing on whether it works. Picking the right temp job out of 3 on offer is a good example, ending up going back halfway from Carmarthen to Swansea on the train because the ticket inspectors were actually there, is a bad example.
It also tends to help me know what people are feeling, and what they're about to do which often leads to confusion as I tend to answer their questions before they've even asked them.
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Well wit Suzie I've never had any compaints about the technique - Its simply a randiness thing!. Is there some magic ingredient in saddle soap or something? If I could bottle it I'd make a fortune.

I'm sorry Simon, I wasn't suggesting there was anything wrong with your technique. I just wanted to point out the difference.
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...... although a gallop without stirrups or even a saddle is an absolute blast..... lol....... but you do have to have good balance and a horse you can trust.... lol
equi-princess xxx

Ah - but I don't have the same "suction" equipment.

Sorry - I did say I can do coarse
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Dearest equi-princess, is there an association between riding & randiness - since my wife started riding again last year, she's been wearing me out? Would be grayeful for your expert opinion.

Simon, allow me to add to equi-princess' comment, from the male prospective;
Quote by where she
Evidently..... its the movements required from the pelvis that make a good rider....whether its walk.... trot... canter... or gallop..... you have to move with the horse.... as to whether or not this makes you randier or better in bed....... no comment...... lol

Randier or better ? I'm not sure - but different ? Almost certainly. There's a certain "thing" that most active equestrian ladies are able to do.
I recently began to think that any physically fit girl could be capable of the same. Say, a dancer or athlete, or such. I now know that it is not just simply a matter of exceptional internal muscle power/control. As e-q, I think hints; there's a particular, but different rhythm - in all gaits and speeds.
I won't go into graphic detail here, but the "thing" is akin to a bj; but is much much more than the simple contraction of internal muscles.
To have and appreciate the very best from an equestrian lady I have one, not so simple tip - Take it up yourself. If you can bring yourself to the level of walk, trot and canter - without stirrups - (I bottle full gallop without) you will find something rather remarkable in bed.
As to base randiness I've found that girls who have grown up around and handling livestock and are active riders - just simply blow my mind ! ! ! ! !
There you go then...... although a gallop without stirrups or even a saddle is an absolute blast..... lol....... but you do have to have good balance and a horse you can trust.... lol
equi-princess xxx
If you have the good balance, you can trust me lol
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If you have the good balance, you can trust me lol

You wanna play horsey, Nomad ?? (not with me ya tart !)
You have to get your hands in the right position, and can you do the "colt squeal" ??
Oh dear - I'm feeling bad again :twisted:
I follow my instincts most of the time, and I'm very rarely wrong. When I sit and ponder for ages and umm and ahhh it's far more likely to end up a mess than when I just go with how I feel / what I feel is right.
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How often do you follow your instincts ???????????????????
That little gut reaction or feminine intuition that tells you which path you should follow.... the small voice of reason within yourself....... your own judgement and no-one elses...
How often do you listen to this little 'half halt' that tells you something???????
And once listened to....... do you go with it???????
With what results??????
equi-princess xxx
p.s. a 'half halt' is a check on the reins.... a steadying move....lol

Depends on the situation. When it comes to whether I should trust or not trust another person, I always go with my first impression and my built-in bullshit detector has never let me down yet. I don't know how it works exactly, but Mother Nature has had about three billion years to perfect it and I trust Her judgement.
If I'm considering something like a career change I will think a lot more carefully because I don't think my instincts take all the factors involved in that decision into account - specifically "modern" factors which evolution hasn't caught up with yet.
knowing my luck if I followed my instincts I'd probably done for stalking :shock:
A psychic friend of mine told me that when you think about something you want to do and you get a physical feeling of butterflies and excitement, or you feel a tingling of your skin, that's your guardian angels telling you that it's the right choice.
I don't believe in guardian angels myself, btu I thought it was interesting. I do tend to follow signs like that and I don't think I have ever been wrong. :angel:
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Dearest equi-princess, is there an association between riding & randiness - since my wife started riding again last year, she's been wearing me out? Would be grayeful for your expert opinion.

Simon, allow me to add to equi-princess' comment, from the male prospective;
Quote by where she
Evidently..... its the movements required from the pelvis that make a good rider....whether its walk.... trot... canter... or gallop..... you have to move with the horse.... as to whether or not this makes you randier or better in bed....... no comment...... lol

Randier or better ? I'm not sure - but different ? Almost certainly. There's a certain "thing" that most active equestrian ladies are able to do.
I recently began to think that any physically fit girl could be capable of the same. Say, a dancer or athlete, or such. I now know that it is not just simply a matter of exceptional internal muscle power/control. As e-q, I think hints; there's a particular, but different rhythm - in all gaits and speeds.
I won't go into graphic detail here, but the "thing" is akin to a bj; but is much much more than the simple contraction of internal muscles.
To have and appreciate the very best from an equestrian lady I have one, not so simple tip - Take it up yourself. If you can bring yourself to the level of walk, trot and canter - without stirrups - (I bottle full gallop without) you will find something rather remarkable in bed.
As to base randiness I've found that girls who have grown up around and handling livestock and are active riders - just simply blow my mind ! ! ! ! !
There you go then...... although a gallop without stirrups or even a saddle is an absolute blast..... lol....... but you do have to have good balance and a horse you can trust.... lol
equi-princess xxx
If you have the good balance, you can trust me lol
...... we are talking about riding horses here............ lol
equi-princess xxx
(where my horses are concerned..... i trust them implicitly apart from when there's a helicopter around...... lol)
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Well wit Suzie I've never had any compaints about the technique - Its simply a randiness thing!. Is there some magic ingredient in saddle soap or something? If I could bottle it I'd make a fortune.

I'm sorry Simon, I wasn't suggesting there was anything wrong with your technique. I just wanted to point out the difference.
Quote by Mi'lady
...... although a gallop without stirrups or even a saddle is an absolute blast..... lol....... but you do have to have good balance and a horse you can trust.... lol
equi-princess xxx

Ah - but I don't have the same "suction" equipment.

Sorry - I did say I can do coarse
Hmmmmm...... its all about balance.... not suction!!!!!!........ move with the rhythmn of the horse and you stay on.... although some degree of grip with the knees and inner thighs is also required...... lol
equi-princess xxx
(blushing)
As a naturally cautious person I always consult my instincts before I do anything out of the ordinary - and they always give me the same answer as the man from Del Monte lol
He's never been wrong yet - god I love that man :lol: :lol:
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How often do you follow your instincts ???????????????????
That little gut reaction or feminine intuition that tells you which path you should follow.... the small voice of reason within yourself....... your own judgement and no-one elses...
How often do you listen to this little 'half halt' that tells you something???????
And once listened to....... do you go with it???????
With what results??????
equi-princess xxx
p.s. a 'half halt' is a check on the reins.... a steadying move....lol

I always in every aspect of my life, listen and follow my instincts. This is very important to me, but it has taken me a long time to realise i must follow my instincts rolleyes
I do like to be spontaneous, but this suffers due to me waiting for confirmation so to speak, before i act wink
I always listen and always go with it. I must say, i havent go many regrets and i thank my intuition for this :smile2:
H, red x
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Hmmmmm...... its all about balance.... not suction!!!!!!........ move with the rhythmn o.... although some degree of grip with the knees and inner thighs is also required...... lol
equi-princess xxx
(blushing)

:tingle:
almost :quiver:
db
x
(glowing, but not blushing)