men need women to cover the flank and women need men to take the initiative and lead

@lunemarie ur gay

you can't do both

DONT STOP

no I’m not gay

yes u r

u said u have grillfriend

looney isn't gay

hey, the horse was domesticated in central asia possibly as early as 4000 bc

but they didn't start riding them until at least 2000 bc or so

wonder why

sounds like another confused incel if they think looney is 'gay''

females aren't gay

they are females

silly rabbits

but it correlates with the idea of africans riding zebras

I’m bi it’s like being gay except not since really I’m straight but found a girl cute

@What Would Jack Conte Do? number of problems with riding horses

it takes a lot of skill and finesse first off

sexuality is less important that personality profile

@Lucienne d'Anwyl First, they're cute and sweet

secondly horseman were pretty light up until after the fall of the western empire

even gay couples have masculine and feminie skill sets

the existence of stirrups

wasnt for a long time

it's just part of the human conditioin

i believe it was the pechenegs

I had the masculine interests but was more feminine overall

weird

that brought the stirrup

and introduced it to europe

@Lucienne d'Anwyl rly, is there evidence horsemen were little jockeys?

which allowed for more heavy horse to work

pechenegs were central asians

before that i assume the lack of a sddle

was the biggest thing

women's intition is all but dead anymore... it's pretty sad

so what lol

well horsemanship was significant in a lot of cultures, none of which had saddle

most eastern europeans were originally central asians

like the numanteans (or whoever; the guys in hannibal's army)