r/kvsdiscuss

So we all know that parasocial relationships are when you’re obsessed with someone who doesn’t know you exist. Obsessively following them online (or in person which is weird do not do that.) Then there is a whole other side of it that has its own name even and known as negative parasocial relationships. Where people become obsessed with their hatred for someone that doesn’t know they exist. They are hostile and are spending significant energy tracking and analyzing someone, what they say, do and often have illusions that the scenarios they have in their heads are real (just as your regular “loving” parasocial relationships)

Just wanted to put that out there.

I was just curious why we so rarely see any videos when the farrier visits. It seems like there would be a lot of content there.

I could have sworn I saw a partial fb video concerning Wally and a "test batch of mares" to see what he throws and how it would effect his future stud abilities.

Now I can't find the video and am wondering, did anyone else see this or was it a Ambien delusion?

This is a question generated from watching Daphne not a direct comment about her, her training or her timeline. I am also aware this question came from a video where Daphne is in a non-round "pin" (😁) for the very first time.

I'm minimally experienced with young stock and noticed today on a video with Daphne that on the right lead ( her weaker lead) in canter her whole body is tilting inwards. On her left lead its not as pronounced. Obviously she's barely backed but does anyone know the biomechanics that causes a whole body tilt? I think it's normal but I'm wondering about the mechanics of it and then how do you strengthen and train a young horse out of it?

Or was it all my imagination / camera angles?