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#1 2015-01-29 04:20:21
- Ltsaurus Rex
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A Sign of Weariness? Or Nervousness?
Hey so I have noticed this the past few timessage and a few times before in the past. But I noticed that if I carry a girl on my shoulders for a while, that I'll start to shake around my shoulders and my upper body. I first started to notice this back when I went to the Summer Fest with my friend Tylie. The link to that story is down below if you haven't already read it. But anyways as I had her on my shoulders after 6-7 minutes I started to tremble a little bit. I thought it was in my head at first but then my lovely rider informed me that I was shaking, which told me that I was either getting tired, or maybe I was nervous that a lady as lovely as her was astride my shoulders. But at the same time it was night so I may have been cold.
Link to the my Summer Fest Story right here
http://www.ultimateshoulderrides.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=13434 
What do you think? Does anyone else here have had this happen or is this just a thing that happens to me?
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#2 2015-01-29 12:15:37
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Re: A Sign of Weariness? Or Nervousness?
It can also be because of tiredness.
Ltsaurus Rex wrote:
Hey so I have noticed this the past few timessage and a few times before in the past. But I noticed that if I carry a girl on my shoulders for a while, that I'll start to shake around my shoulders and my upper body. I first started to notice this back when I went to the Summer Fest with my friend Tylie. The link to that story is down below if you haven't already read it. But anyways as I had her on my shoulders after 6-7 minutes I started to tremble a little bit. I thought it was in my head at first but then my lovely rider informed me that I was shaking, which told me that I was either getting tired, or maybe I was nervous that a lady as lovely as her was astride my shoulders. But at the same time it was night so I may have been cold.
Link to the my Summer Fest Story right here
http://www.ultimateshoulderrides.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=13434
What do you think? Does anyone else here have had this happen or is this just a thing that happens to me?
The Horse
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#3 2015-01-29 13:34:23
- Ltsaurus Rex
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Re: A Sign of Weariness? Or Nervousness?
Its possible. It may have been
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#4 2015-01-30 00:13:57
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Re: A Sign of Weariness? Or Nervousness?
I have heard that some females quite enjoy... vibrations!
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#5 2015-01-30 21:42:41
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Re: A Sign of Weariness? Or Nervousness?
Indeed lol. I think that's how Tylie found out because I shook a little and she seemed to kind of like it lol
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#6 2015-01-30 22:42:59
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Re: A Sign of Weariness? Or Nervousness?
A lot of females seek the experience of the ground moving under them... but few achieve it.
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#7 2015-02-01 16:41:33
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Re: A Sign of Weariness? Or Nervousness?
I had a similar experience like that at a festival many years ago. It was a beautiful summer day at an outdoor festival and a girl moved in front of me with a camera. The type real photographers use, not just a phone. She was raising herself up on her tip toes trying to get a good shot between all the people. I volunteered to pick her up on my shoulders. At first she was hesitant. She claimed she was way to heavy. I assured her she wasn't. At that time in my life I had given dozens of shoulder rides at concerts to girls much heavier. She looked like she weighed around 135 lbs or 61 kg.
I picked her up with ease and she sat there snapping photos. For some reason, I started shaking or quivering and I couldn't control it. She wasn't too heavy and I wasn't tired. I couldn't explain it but it was most embarrassing for me because she started saying "See I'm too heavy for you. I can feel you shaking." This angered me but there was not much I could do about it. Maybe I needed some food or sugar or something. It has never happened again and has baffled me ever since.
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