Personally, sounds like things are going great. Do not rush things. You said he was new to your school. Just keep doing what you are doing. Become friends. As teens can become impatient, you have time. Sounds like it may develope to gf-bf but if he says he has 4 gfs, time willo show you if this is true or if he is just trying to impress you. Good luck.
2006-10-15 03:35:35
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answered by old_woman_84 7
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The horse might have some training issues and might be able to get away with rearing because he won't be ridden anymore. If you've never dealt with a rearing horse DO NOT get back on the horse. I don't want to see the horse flip over with you, it'll hurt both you AND the horse. If you can't work with this horse, contact a professional trainer, but before that contact your vet. He might have an overbalance of hormones or some sort of chemical inbalance, I've known it to make horses act "mean". Is he a gelding or a stallion? If he's a gelding he may be proud-cut and have a hormonal inbalance, same goes for if he's a stallion. So my reccommendation? Vet first. The second thing you should consider/look at is whether he's worked in the ring before (if so and he was ok with it, who knows) did you lounge with a whip when you normally don't? He may have been charging at the whip not you. If you're afraid of this horse or worried he might do something bad, just please don't deal with it and find a professional trainer to consult. I'd do what I could to help you, but I'm in South Dakota, so I don't think I'd be a lot of help, lol. You can work on some lounging to get control of him, free lounging in a round-pen, but if he charges be CAREFUL. When you go to catch him does he stand facing you or does he swing his hindquarters towards you? If he does he's being dominant. Maybe you lounged him with tack on and it upset him? I'd definately have to say it's probably a vet thing if he's acting that nasty or a serious training problem. Look into what you did recently that you haven't been doing and possibly contact the old owners and ask them how they road him, with other horses, in an arena or in the open, etc. Maybe he's ticked cause he's not with other horses? Good luck, hun, and no matter what happens be safe. Have the horse vetted first for homones. Be safe.
2016-05-22 03:54:35
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answered by ? 4
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Hey Jen......... U really like this boy huh? Well my advise for u is to follow ur mind girl and not ur heart.. U r only 15 my dear... I know at 15, our hormones are raging. He express his interest to kiss u and even though u never mentioned it, i guess u want him to kiss u too rite? Esp since u like him :) I think u should give urself some time.... Juz carry on with finding out more things n concentrate of being frenz first.. Go out with him a couple of times and ask his frenz abt him... u have a long way to go
2006-10-15 03:33:17
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answered by SyaKiRa 2
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guys are confusing and sometimes give mixed signals. I think the best thing to do is to be straight with him and not try to lure him in or anything. Guys are usually more up front than girls so don't try to manipulate him or anything. Maybe you should just ask him. Talk to his friends and ask them (if you can trust them) maybe you should be friends before gf and bf cause then you can really know if he is true and for real.
2006-10-15 03:23:40
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answered by maryfairy 2
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WOW!!!! I guess your doing what everyone did at your age, including myself. You reading a lot into things that more than likely doesn't mean much. If your interested in him just continue like your doing and maybe he will ask you out. Until then though you have to just consider him a "potential". Keep your eyes open for other guys also. You never knwo.
2006-10-15 03:23:26
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answered by bigbadwolf 5
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folow ur heart sweety.. But i sounds like he wants to be wid u...But i cld be wrong as i dont know exactly between u
2006-10-15 03:24:53
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answered by ca4btts 3
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