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You're looking to buy your first horse and finally go visit a local farm when you stumble upon a confident cowgirl that clearly doesn't like strangers, especially the ones from a big city. But why is she... flirting with you though? πŸ‘€

Written and performed by yours truly ✨

And my HUGE thank you to James Drake IX for his great cameo as Tom πŸ˜‡πŸ™Œ

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So, guess we've finally established today that YouTube is totally a female entity... because it's impossible to understand WHAT THE HECK SHE WANTS πŸ€£πŸ˜…

I really don't know what's wrong with this audio. We manage to sneak mommy audios on the channel, yet cowgirls are a hard no there, apparently haha. Someone please lend me some patience, I'm running a little low on that lately.

HOWEVER, I really enjoyed making this one! Hope I can make you smile with this audio, because it was really fun to make. And even though I ended up going for a version without southern accent, it kind of slips here and there and ends up being all over the place instead haha πŸ™ˆ

P.S. I know nothing about farm life nor southerners, so please be gentle with me πŸ‘‰πŸ‘ˆ

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solargirlasmr

True or false: Solar dabbled in equestrian sport as a teenager πŸ‡ SWTK: Have you ever tried horse riding? If yes, did you enjoy it? If you haven’t tried yet, would you like to one day? 🐴

Lachlan Parker

Despite having little Equestrian interest, I adore the Shetland Pony. They are gorgeous creatures, and I inherently favour herbivores and frugivores. And I don't agree with "owning" or "taming" another creature, including pets. All creatures are equal, and they should be treated as such at all times. My pets are not truly pets. They are my fur-baby siblings, and no-one could ever convince me otherwise. She is an expert at making people blush. I would have fallen for her pretty quickly. No doubt about that. And her companionship is the only exception to wanting that freedom. Thank you, Solar, for persisting with this audio. You did beautifully, and stayed true to your usual style without compromising the immersion into a different style. I am very impressed. I do really love rabbits, so you bringing them up made me smile a little. I once had a Mini Lop who craved cuddles, and had an exceptional personality. His end was not a nice one, but Einstein's life was absolutely a wonderful adventure for everyone.

Lando Tucker

I like it when you write characters like this. While the girlfriend ones are great, they don't really let you spread your creative wings. It's nice when you explore different settings and it must be more interesting for you. You didn't completely drop the southern accent I noticed, you just toned it down a lot. Also, "sugar" is something I want to be called in my daily life ☺️

Lachlan Parker

1) I'm going to say true, because you seem to be the "try anything adventurous at least once" type of person, and I admire that about you. 2) I nave never been horse riding, and am not brave enough to try. Both of my mother's childhood experiences were terrifying for her (misbehaving horses and lacklustre supervision), and she's typically more brave than I, so I don't have the guts to try it myself.

Lachlan Parker

I didn't realise that I would like being called "Sugar" either. I didn't in the past, but I wasn't an Msub back then, either.

CharalamBOSS

I love it whenever you do accents, they are so good and entertaining. I like seeing these different sides of you too :D

C480o0s3

I'll say, True I think Parker is on to something and this seems like something you'd take a try at as a teen I have in fact tried horse riding. Took a ride on one for a trail with a guide on a trip years ago. I even remember the Horse's name, "Dr. Bob"

C480o0s3

Well bless my stars, this one was quite the humdinger of a surprise, a Cowgirl on a farm with a lovely steed. Glad to see that she manged to get a good impression of the listener by the end, especially given just how much I've been blushing. At this rate I might come down with a case of the vapors. I swear I still get the pleasant shivers hearing her call me Sugar Solar you did absolutely wonderfully taking your style and adding a slight hint of a southern twist to it, and even covered you bases in story by having her move to the city for a while, very nicely done. I really loved the tension between her and the listener, as she tries to scope us out and figure if we are worthy of taking care of her long time friend, and maybe worthy of something more.. ☺️☺️ I think it's safe to say you can ride into the sunset with your hat held high Solar, you did beautifully. Though I can't help but giggle hearing about that line regarding rabbits without thinking about a certain rabbit guarding a cave of bones

James Drake IX

Thank you for asking me to be a part of this Solar! It was an honor.

CharalamBOSS

Dabbled you say? Hmmm, True Always been on the heavier side so I didn't want to hurt the horses lol. But I do have a horse stable right opposite my street, so I could go whenever however I wouldn't go on my own. I always see people riding them in the forest that surrounds them or even walking down the streets sometimes. Could be a fun date in the future perhaps

Mr.Fabulous

1) I'll say true, partly because 'dabbled' is so incredibly vague. Did Solar go to horse boot camp? Did Solar once meet a horse at a diner and walk with it back to town? Did Solar get on a horse once only for the horse to get spooked by a wasp and put an end to that ride real quick? The world may never know. 2) Despite being a 'city slicker', yes, I've tried horse riding more than once. Mostly it was just a social thing, outside of this one time where I had a few months off work, got bored, and just started walking around. Spent two weeks in Texas, and it was supposed to be stopping all over the place, but I wound up spending most of my time at a friend's ranch. Truth be told, I did less horseback riding then, and more horse hanging out. So yes there was riding, but there was also Liam ( the horse I got along best with ) sticking his head in the window when we're watching a movie and trying to steal some popcorn. He was very food driven. I got a LOT of horse experience though over a couple years where I volunteered regularly at a horse rescue in new jersey. Every other weekend, that kind of thing. I've smelled some intense smells in my life, but the first time you muck out a stable, yikes. You get used to the smells quick though, and horses have so much personality they're hard not to like. It's the eyes that always get me.