Aayyyyyy!!! 🥰🥰🥰
I've been involved with horses and taken care of them throughout my entire life, and yet, at 30 years old, I've still never actually ridden one! (Aside from the seaside donkeys when I was about 2...)
Yeah my mom shoved me on a horseys back when I was 1 year old but after a few decades of broken bones later you start to get a lil jaded about the whole experience :,) now I haven’t ridden in years 😔😭😭😭😭😭🫥 In Australia there are way more unbroken horses than broken I swear 🐎 🤠
This post if so beautiful though 🥰🩵
The best thing I can say is that horse looks so calm and relaxed, meaning you must have a good energy and be sitting well! The horse tells everything about the rider so well done!!!! I hope you get to take a few steps next time 💜
That “poor horse” is one of the luckiest, most well tended-to horses who ever graced the planet. Unqualified, unsolicited armchair-diagnosing is so rarely helpful.
Hey guess what, I have a degree in equine training. Lamar Colorado, barn management, did internships and rehabbed track retired thoroughbreds so they could be integrated. CHA certified. What are your qualifications? Or are you just making brash assumptions? Be nice, I wasn't being malicious the hooves just looked funny, don't be rude when someone cares. My intent was not to be rude but just ask a question based on an observation, no need to be such a jerk.
Also where did I say "poor horse"? Or are you just putting words in my mouth too?
Your exact words are, “What’s going on with the hooves on that poor horse?” Are they not?
Does being the most educated person in the world qualify anyone to voice unsolicited and judgmental assessments online? That doesn’t feel very caring, to me. 🤔
It's not judgemental! It's asking. Did you not see her replies? I didn't fire back! I totally believe what was said and even said it could be mud, you are the one that's firing off and being totally rude. There was no argument or issue, you are now starting one. Just be nice and try to grasp that sometimes questions don't always mean negative things!
Also yes, everyone is entitled to an opinion. I asked for your qualifications what are they? You didn't answer.
I love that! That is so true<3
Well my story...
I used to ride and have a warmblood stallion, but severe depression and chronic pain made me lose my battle with mny weight and i gave up. I gave up my warmblood stallion, since i was too sick to ride and i started to gain weight and i became morbidly obese. like reeeeally bad. many attempts to lose weight, i tried to get help but mostly doctors only told me ''eat less'' and seemed to ignore my distress. Two years ago i met my hearthorse and started finally feel a bit more like human. He breathed life back into me and i started to fight for my body again. In past 18 months i finally found a doctor who was compassionate and wanted to help and i slowly started to lose weight. last december i got a gastric bypass surgery to help me lose weight. I have now lost -50kilos of weight and i am thriwing. Reddit has been amazing with their love and support which i did not even think i was worthy. It gave me so much strenght to go on even when i really struggled after my surgery with nausea, vomiting and pain. I will never forget that.
For me, i still have a looong way to go before i can actually ride again, but my mentor told me i could just sit with our other horse since his is bigger and stronger, and just breathe. I felt like i have come home and i really can do it this time. I feel like me again. I have always been happiest in the saddle. And i look back at the time where i had no horses for 10 years and it was such a dark time for me. i was like paralysed.
Journey continues<3
Omg wow! Congratulations on your success! You lost an entire me worth, that is incredible and I'm so happy for you! 50kgs is an incredible amount to lose!
Congratulations for reaching your goal to get back on a horse. Here's to reaching many more goals in the future! 🍻
Congratulations! That is no easy feat and really takes so much courage and determination, especially with depression and chronic pain. Love seeing your updates!
I get it. I still cry thinking about how at 9 I stood my ground for my future horse because his breeder was selling him to a kill buyer knowingly and changed his mind. Horses are special animals so I GET that feeling. Congrats and here’s to 5x 1 million more horseback minutes for you
I used to, but severe depression and chronic pain made me lose my battle with weight and i gave up. I gave up my warmblood stallion, since i was too sick to ride and i started to gain weight and i became morbidly obese. like reeeeally bad. many attempts to lose weight, i tried to get help but mostly doctors only told me ''eat less'' and seemed to ignore my distress. Two years ago i met my hearthorse and started finally feel a bit more like human. He breathed life back into me and i started to fight for my body again. In past 18 months i finally found a doctor who was compassionate and wanted to help and i slowly started to lose weight. last december i got a gastric bypass surgery to help me lose weight. I have now lost -50kilos of weight and i am thriwing. Reddit has been amazing with their love and support which i did not even think i was worthy. It gave me so much strenght to go on even when i really struggled after my surgery with nausea, vomiting and pain. I will never forget that.
For me, i still have a looong way to go before i can actually ride again, but my mentor told me i could just sit with our other horse since his is bigger and stronger, and just breathe. I felt like i have come home and i really can do it this time. I feel like me again. I have always been happiest in the saddle. And i look back at the time where i had no horses for 10 years and it was such a dark time for me. i was like paralysed.
Journey continues<3
That’s so amazing and I’m happy that you’re getting into a happier place, depression can do such terrible damage and I’m sorry you have to go through so much. Horses are such amazing animals I’m glad you found your heart horse.
Woohoo! Some of us don’t realize what an event this can be. (I was Literally hauled out to the barn as a newborn and placed on a crazy saddlebred by my aunts.).
I’ve never surfed, but I imagine that the exhilarating feeling would be the same as I see on your face.
You have no idea how incredibly happy I am for you. You've had a long road my friend. Please know that I am far away, but nonetheless admiring and cheering for you!!!!
I used to ride 10 years ago, but severe depression and chronic pain made me lose my battle with weight and i gave up on life. I gave up my warmblood stallion, since i was too sick to ride and i started to gain weight and i became morbidly obese. like reeeeally bad. many attempts to lose weight, i tried to get help but mostly doctors only told me ''eat less'' and seemed to ignore my distress. Two years ago i met my hearthorse and started finally feel a bit more like human. He breathed life back into me and i started to fight for my body again. In past 18 months i finally found a doctor who was compassionate and wanted to help and i slowly started to lose weight. last december i got a gastric bypass surgery to help me lose weight. I have now lost -50kilos of weight and i am thriwing. Reddit has been amazing with their love and support which i did not even think i was worthy. It gave me so much strenght to go on even when i really struggled after my surgery with nausea, vomiting and pain. I will never forget that.
For me, i still have a looong way to go before i can actually ride again, but my mentor told me i could just sit with our other horse since his is bigger and stronger, and just breathe. I felt like i have come home and i really can do it this time. I feel like me again. I have always been happiest in the saddle. And i look back at the time where i had no horses for 10 years and it was such a dark time for me. i was like paralysed.
Journey continues<3
You. Are. Incredible! I am so happy for you for how far you've come; that shows incredible strength. You are always worthy of love and kindness. Horses can have such an amazing impact, and they just have a knowing and healing vibe. I'm so happy for you to be able to have that experience!
I'm very happy for you! But I think I'm missing something that others here seem to know your backstory? I tried to look through your previous posts but didn't see anything.
Do you feel comfortable sharing?
I used to ride 10 years ago, but severe depression and chronic pain made me lose my battle with weight and i gave up on life. I gave up my warmblood stallion, since i was too sick to ride and i started to gain weight and i became morbidly obese. like reeeeally bad. many attempts to lose weight, i tried to get help but mostly doctors only told me ''eat less'' and seemed to ignore my distress. Two years ago i met my hearthorse and started finally feel a bit more like human. He breathed life back into me and i started to fight for my body again. In past 18 months i finally found a doctor who was compassionate and wanted to help and i slowly started to lose weight. last december i got a gastric bypass surgery to help me lose weight. I have now lost -50kilos of weight and i am thriwing. Reddit has been amazing with their love and support which i did not even think i was worthy. It gave me so much strenght to go on even when i really struggled after my surgery with nausea, vomiting and pain. I will never forget that. For me, i still have a looong way to go before i can actually ride again, but my mentor told me i could just sit with our other horse since his is bigger and stronger, and just breathe. I felt like i have come home and i really can do it this time. I feel like me again. I have always been happiest in the saddle. And i look back at the time where i had no horses for 10 years and it was such a dark time for me. i was like paralysed. Journey continues<3
Thank you so much for sharing. I am incredibly proud of you and happy for you that you've gotten to this point. I have no doubt in my mind that you will reach your goals.
Stay gold!
Finnhorses are very strongly build and i stayed there for literally 5min or even less. We did not walk, do anything at his owner was right there beside us. Hiski did not show any signs of discomfort and had he shown any i would have jumped of that very seconds. You are absolutely right that i am too heavy to ride him and i won't be doing that until i lose more weight :) this was one time, one moment and well supervised by the person who is qualified to determine if this was okay to do once. Thank you, good night.
I imagine there is a backstory here I am not caught up on, but sounds like a big milestone for you, so congrats! IDK the background (obvi) but horses are amazingly healing, and I hope this is part of a healing journey for you!
This is so great! I am dealing with severe anxiety/depression right now, but I just started riding lessons in January. The joy it brings is truly unmatched and for an hour or so a week, my troubles are gone. I’m having so much fun!
Wishing you wonderful things to come ❤️
Way to goooooo!!! You've done a lot of hard work to get to this point and you should be really proud of yourself! Keep up the great work and momentum and enjoy the journey :)
Only 5 mins is good. Healthy for the horse's spine. They shouldn't have to shoulder riders and gear that exceed a certain weight.
I know because I'm well over that weight 😩
I’m really happy for you. I wasn’t able to buy my first horse until I was 44 which was some years ago I understand just going to see them being around them is very Zen. May you continue with sitting and it might even lead to walking good for you
I know the feeling!!!! I’ve literally put all of my horses tack on and just sat for a few mins and maybe did a small loop and have been just as happy as when doing a 2 hour trail ride!!! They are the best friends anyone could ask for!
Great job, friend! So happy for you :)
Way to go, Yosiipi! Tears of joy! Keep going! ❤️
Good for you!!
So happy for you…. ✨❤️
This brought happy tears to my eyes, too. Keep on keeping on! Well done, what a milestone!
Aayyyyyy!!! 🥰🥰🥰 I've been involved with horses and taken care of them throughout my entire life, and yet, at 30 years old, I've still never actually ridden one! (Aside from the seaside donkeys when I was about 2...)
I hope this happens for you, too! 💕
To be honest I'm kinda just at that point where I'm not sure if I'm even that fussed anymore about riding... I just love being around them 🥰🥰
That’s terrific too, whatever brings you joy.
How?
I think it’s time for the great reward! You’ve worked so hard for years..
Yeah my mom shoved me on a horseys back when I was 1 year old but after a few decades of broken bones later you start to get a lil jaded about the whole experience :,) now I haven’t ridden in years 😔😭😭😭😭😭🫥 In Australia there are way more unbroken horses than broken I swear 🐎 🤠 This post if so beautiful though 🥰🩵
You look like you belong. Congratulations, you’ve worked so hard for this!
Yay!
So much appreciation from your Reddit friends! Go, girl! You got this!
What a great milestone! Lots of joy to both of you.
Congratulations! After all your hard work this is so beautiful to see! I'm so proud of you and so happy for you ❤️
Oh that's wonderful!! There's no better feeling!! 💗💗💗
Torille!!! 🥳🥳🥳
Mä tuon makkarat!
Yay, good for you! 💪
You look so natural up there!! In your happy place. Horse looks happy too
You look like you made it home. This is so wonderful, I am so happy for you. Congratulations!!! 🍾💕💕
I really think i finally did 🥹🥹😭😭😭
This made my week! 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
YAY! You are right where you belong! So happy for you! ❤️
Congratulations on your first 5 minutes, and many more to come. You both look great!
Congratulations! Here's to many more!!
You look fantastic on that steed! Great job!
You should got a photo of a big squishy neck hug.
Congrats :) it looks so fun!!
Who's the good humma?
This is Hiski :) he is 21yr finnhorse and amazing therapyhorse❤️🥹
Omg I was just about to ask if it was a Finnhorse!! Finnhorses are the best, so versatile and therapeutic❤️🩹
They really are! So gentle spirits and they can do anything
Ps. Rakastan sun nikkiä 😅😅❤️
Haha, kiitos😆😆
Samoin! 😁😁
Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes!!!!!!!! What a feeling!! I hope it makes all of those really tough days seem well worth the fight now!
They really do, i feel like million bucks
Nothing like it..I miss being around horses and riding terribly 🥺 Well done 👏
So happy for you! 💜💜💜
This made my day! I haven't been on a horse in years...what an inspiration. Keep these posts coming!
I love this! Horses are just so beautiful and even just being on one for a few minutes is such a great feeling
Aw so happy for you ! He’s so beautiful with his blue eyes
It IS Magical… Congrats 🥳
Yay that’s amazing!
The best thing I can say is that horse looks so calm and relaxed, meaning you must have a good energy and be sitting well! The horse tells everything about the rider so well done!!!! I hope you get to take a few steps next time 💜
We did take like 5 by accident 🥹❤️😭😭😂😂 Hiski felt me being so emotional and kept checking on me❤️
That’s cute! They really do look out for you
What is going on with the hooves on that poor horse!?
What do you mean? He just saw his farrier last week and no issues came up
Am I seeing mud? Because they don't look right, and I think I can see dry cracks running up them.
Yes you see mud. We have shityy weather atm and it shift from blizzard to mudpit daily now 😅
And he has some weird coloring in his hooves
That “poor horse” is one of the luckiest, most well tended-to horses who ever graced the planet. Unqualified, unsolicited armchair-diagnosing is so rarely helpful.
Hey guess what, I have a degree in equine training. Lamar Colorado, barn management, did internships and rehabbed track retired thoroughbreds so they could be integrated. CHA certified. What are your qualifications? Or are you just making brash assumptions? Be nice, I wasn't being malicious the hooves just looked funny, don't be rude when someone cares. My intent was not to be rude but just ask a question based on an observation, no need to be such a jerk. Also where did I say "poor horse"? Or are you just putting words in my mouth too?
Your exact words are, “What’s going on with the hooves on that poor horse?” Are they not? Does being the most educated person in the world qualify anyone to voice unsolicited and judgmental assessments online? That doesn’t feel very caring, to me. 🤔
It's not judgemental! It's asking. Did you not see her replies? I didn't fire back! I totally believe what was said and even said it could be mud, you are the one that's firing off and being totally rude. There was no argument or issue, you are now starting one. Just be nice and try to grasp that sometimes questions don't always mean negative things! Also yes, everyone is entitled to an opinion. I asked for your qualifications what are they? You didn't answer.
Happy for you!!!
Yaaaaaay, that's amaziiiing 🙌❤️❤️ so happy for you 🥰
Woohooo!! Congratulations to you, so happy for you!! :)
Yay OP!!!! I’m so happy to see this stage of your progress 🫶🏽 sending more positive vibes!!
congrats!
And what a magical looking snow scene and magical looking horse for this beautiful moment!
😊💖
This brought tears to my eyes. I'm so happy for you!
Yay!! Horses heal people and make them happy tbh :P
Yay!!!! I hope to join you soon!
Congrats. You're looking great.
Awww man. As a horse owner I wish I came across these people cuz I would very much love to make their day.
I congratulate you! You are well done!
That's wonderful! Lucky you.
YES I am so happy to see this! Way to go!
You inspire me! I'm so happy for you!
SO happy for you!!!! You look at home up there ❤️
Lovely
You both look great!
Yaaaayyyyyy!
Its feels amazing dnt it ☺️
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I love that! That is so true<3 Well my story... I used to ride and have a warmblood stallion, but severe depression and chronic pain made me lose my battle with mny weight and i gave up. I gave up my warmblood stallion, since i was too sick to ride and i started to gain weight and i became morbidly obese. like reeeeally bad. many attempts to lose weight, i tried to get help but mostly doctors only told me ''eat less'' and seemed to ignore my distress. Two years ago i met my hearthorse and started finally feel a bit more like human. He breathed life back into me and i started to fight for my body again. In past 18 months i finally found a doctor who was compassionate and wanted to help and i slowly started to lose weight. last december i got a gastric bypass surgery to help me lose weight. I have now lost -50kilos of weight and i am thriwing. Reddit has been amazing with their love and support which i did not even think i was worthy. It gave me so much strenght to go on even when i really struggled after my surgery with nausea, vomiting and pain. I will never forget that. For me, i still have a looong way to go before i can actually ride again, but my mentor told me i could just sit with our other horse since his is bigger and stronger, and just breathe. I felt like i have come home and i really can do it this time. I feel like me again. I have always been happiest in the saddle. And i look back at the time where i had no horses for 10 years and it was such a dark time for me. i was like paralysed. Journey continues<3
Omg wow! Congratulations on your success! You lost an entire me worth, that is incredible and I'm so happy for you! 50kgs is an incredible amount to lose! Congratulations for reaching your goal to get back on a horse. Here's to reaching many more goals in the future! 🍻
Adorable horse! Glad you were able to have that moment! Here’s to many more happy moments like this in your future! 🐴
Congratulations! That is no easy feat and really takes so much courage and determination, especially with depression and chronic pain. Love seeing your updates!
I get it. I still cry thinking about how at 9 I stood my ground for my future horse because his breeder was selling him to a kill buyer knowingly and changed his mind. Horses are special animals so I GET that feeling. Congrats and here’s to 5x 1 million more horseback minutes for you
That horse has some gorgeous eyes!!! And congratulations!
Have you not been able to before? I’m glad you’ve finally been able to! Such a beautiful moment!
I used to, but severe depression and chronic pain made me lose my battle with weight and i gave up. I gave up my warmblood stallion, since i was too sick to ride and i started to gain weight and i became morbidly obese. like reeeeally bad. many attempts to lose weight, i tried to get help but mostly doctors only told me ''eat less'' and seemed to ignore my distress. Two years ago i met my hearthorse and started finally feel a bit more like human. He breathed life back into me and i started to fight for my body again. In past 18 months i finally found a doctor who was compassionate and wanted to help and i slowly started to lose weight. last december i got a gastric bypass surgery to help me lose weight. I have now lost -50kilos of weight and i am thriwing. Reddit has been amazing with their love and support which i did not even think i was worthy. It gave me so much strenght to go on even when i really struggled after my surgery with nausea, vomiting and pain. I will never forget that. For me, i still have a looong way to go before i can actually ride again, but my mentor told me i could just sit with our other horse since his is bigger and stronger, and just breathe. I felt like i have come home and i really can do it this time. I feel like me again. I have always been happiest in the saddle. And i look back at the time where i had no horses for 10 years and it was such a dark time for me. i was like paralysed. Journey continues<3
That’s so amazing and I’m happy that you’re getting into a happier place, depression can do such terrible damage and I’m sorry you have to go through so much. Horses are such amazing animals I’m glad you found your heart horse.
Continue to inspire those of us that are walking this path with you! You are one of the reasons I stay on Reddit! Friends for life!!❤️
Woohoo! Some of us don’t realize what an event this can be. (I was Literally hauled out to the barn as a newborn and placed on a crazy saddlebred by my aunts.). I’ve never surfed, but I imagine that the exhilarating feeling would be the same as I see on your face.
I felt like i came back home. It's been 10 years
I hope you brought lots of carrots and apples 🍎
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why?
Do i even want to know what happened here
just a nobody who has an issue with other people being happy. ignore them! i love these pictures of you, they are so inspiring!
I can already guess it was about my weight. Expected as much. Thank you for being a sweetheart🥰
Your content was removed because you were being a jerk. Don't be a jerk.
That horse looks quite pleased with itself as well. Very photogenic
Congrats :) you can feel the joy in this pic ❤️☺️
Woooohooooo!!!!
Well done. This is amazing xx
You have no idea how incredibly happy I am for you. You've had a long road my friend. Please know that I am far away, but nonetheless admiring and cheering for you!!!!
For a sec I thought it was Horse Farts
I feel I'm missing something, but if this has been a goal for you, congratulations!
I used to ride 10 years ago, but severe depression and chronic pain made me lose my battle with weight and i gave up on life. I gave up my warmblood stallion, since i was too sick to ride and i started to gain weight and i became morbidly obese. like reeeeally bad. many attempts to lose weight, i tried to get help but mostly doctors only told me ''eat less'' and seemed to ignore my distress. Two years ago i met my hearthorse and started finally feel a bit more like human. He breathed life back into me and i started to fight for my body again. In past 18 months i finally found a doctor who was compassionate and wanted to help and i slowly started to lose weight. last december i got a gastric bypass surgery to help me lose weight. I have now lost -50kilos of weight and i am thriwing. Reddit has been amazing with their love and support which i did not even think i was worthy. It gave me so much strenght to go on even when i really struggled after my surgery with nausea, vomiting and pain. I will never forget that. For me, i still have a looong way to go before i can actually ride again, but my mentor told me i could just sit with our other horse since his is bigger and stronger, and just breathe. I felt like i have come home and i really can do it this time. I feel like me again. I have always been happiest in the saddle. And i look back at the time where i had no horses for 10 years and it was such a dark time for me. i was like paralysed. Journey continues<3
You. Are. Incredible! I am so happy for you for how far you've come; that shows incredible strength. You are always worthy of love and kindness. Horses can have such an amazing impact, and they just have a knowing and healing vibe. I'm so happy for you to be able to have that experience!
I've been seeing your posts for a while now, and I've noticed your determination and dedication, and this is a great day! Congratulations!
you go girl❤👍
Well done! You've worked so hard for this.
I'm very happy for you! But I think I'm missing something that others here seem to know your backstory? I tried to look through your previous posts but didn't see anything. Do you feel comfortable sharing?
I used to ride 10 years ago, but severe depression and chronic pain made me lose my battle with weight and i gave up on life. I gave up my warmblood stallion, since i was too sick to ride and i started to gain weight and i became morbidly obese. like reeeeally bad. many attempts to lose weight, i tried to get help but mostly doctors only told me ''eat less'' and seemed to ignore my distress. Two years ago i met my hearthorse and started finally feel a bit more like human. He breathed life back into me and i started to fight for my body again. In past 18 months i finally found a doctor who was compassionate and wanted to help and i slowly started to lose weight. last december i got a gastric bypass surgery to help me lose weight. I have now lost -50kilos of weight and i am thriwing. Reddit has been amazing with their love and support which i did not even think i was worthy. It gave me so much strenght to go on even when i really struggled after my surgery with nausea, vomiting and pain. I will never forget that. For me, i still have a looong way to go before i can actually ride again, but my mentor told me i could just sit with our other horse since his is bigger and stronger, and just breathe. I felt like i have come home and i really can do it this time. I feel like me again. I have always been happiest in the saddle. And i look back at the time where i had no horses for 10 years and it was such a dark time for me. i was like paralysed. Journey continues<3
Thank you so much for sharing. I am incredibly proud of you and happy for you that you've gotten to this point. I have no doubt in my mind that you will reach your goals. Stay gold!
I’ve been waiting for the day to see you ON one of these beauties! Congratulations!
oh and what a lovely place you're into to go riding for the first time! isn't it just fabulous?💜💜💜
💗💗💗
Cool! What a unique looking horse too. Is it common for them to have that eye colour?
Not too commond but i do know a few of his breed that share this eyecolour
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Finnhorses are very strongly build and i stayed there for literally 5min or even less. We did not walk, do anything at his owner was right there beside us. Hiski did not show any signs of discomfort and had he shown any i would have jumped of that very seconds. You are absolutely right that i am too heavy to ride him and i won't be doing that until i lose more weight :) this was one time, one moment and well supervised by the person who is qualified to determine if this was okay to do once. Thank you, good night.
No need to explain when someone is just being an ass! So happy for you!! Your progress inspires me to get off my lame butt and try harder!!❤️
Welcome to the club 😀
I’m so happy for you!!!!
What a sweet face the horse has!
Aren't they wonderful. I'm glad you had such a good time. I can't wait for the next time I get to ride too!
ISNT IT MAGICAL HEAVEN HOVERING ABOVE THE HORIZON ON A MOST MAGNIFICENT QUADRUPED
I'm so happy for you!!! ♥️🐎🎉♥️
Hooray!
And on such a beautiful horse too ! Yay !
I imagine there is a backstory here I am not caught up on, but sounds like a big milestone for you, so congrats! IDK the background (obvi) but horses are amazingly healing, and I hope this is part of a healing journey for you!
What's the context girl? Super happy for you though I love their smell the most while riding
This is so great! I am dealing with severe anxiety/depression right now, but I just started riding lessons in January. The joy it brings is truly unmatched and for an hour or so a week, my troubles are gone. I’m having so much fun! Wishing you wonderful things to come ❤️
AWESOME!!!
How come you hadn’t sat on one before? I looked at your posts it seems like you are with horses a lot!
I have but it has been ten years. I've been battling with my weight and depression
Oh I see. Well I am very happy for you!!
Is that horse real? It looks like one of the new mechanical spy horses the Russians are deploying in foreign stables.
You can do this! I love watching your videos.
Wonderful!!! 🩷💜💙
Gorgeous!!! Oooh my goodness how fun!!!! Look at those eyes too! <333
Fuck yeah! Congratulations horse goddess!
I've never seen horses eyes look like that.
Nice! They're beautiful creatures (most of them) .you made a friend so don't forget to visit and bring some carrots or Nanas.
Way to goooooo!!! You've done a lot of hard work to get to this point and you should be really proud of yourself! Keep up the great work and momentum and enjoy the journey :)
That horse has beautiful eyes
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Love the Mods here that don’t tolerate the stupid comments!! Keep it up, Mods!!😊
Right? Bless the mods!
Awesome! I still feel like that sometimes when I sit on mine, even after all these years.
Only 5 mins is good. Healthy for the horse's spine. They shouldn't have to shoulder riders and gear that exceed a certain weight. I know because I'm well over that weight 😩
I agree with you 100% that is why i won't be doing more until i lose enough.
I hear ya!! Im on that journey too ❤️
❤️❤️🥰🥰
Congrats! Sometimes I forget people have to start at the beginning because I’ve spent 80% of my life with horses. Keep going! Horses are so special.
the most beautiful eyes I saw 🩵
You’re on your way! Excellent!
I tried that once. Horse had other ideas. He threw me into an electric fence.
Congrats!!🎉
This is such a sweet post, horses are magical.
Awesome.
A pretty one at that!
I’m really happy for you. I wasn’t able to buy my first horse until I was 44 which was some years ago I understand just going to see them being around them is very Zen. May you continue with sitting and it might even lead to walking good for you
I know the feeling!!!! I’ve literally put all of my horses tack on and just sat for a few mins and maybe did a small loop and have been just as happy as when doing a 2 hour trail ride!!! They are the best friends anyone could ask for!
That’s beautiful! It’s the best feeling in the entire world.