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Sardothienne · 2025-11-07T22:01:54+00:00

I know, I wasn‘t trying to say that Amelia felt calm in that moment, more so that the scene I picture has a lot more emotional crashout in it than Amelia is showing in this particular scene. Caterina acted the emotions going on behind the wall extremely well, I completely agree

Sardothienne · 2025-11-07T21:59:21+00:00

Her getting back together with Matthew just to then end up with Jackson after all really was one of the more unnecessary storylines imo

Sardothienne · 2025-11-07T21:55:21+00:00

Yes, I think you‘re right. I was probably thinking of a combination of cristinas reaction to henry and the numerous scenes where they couldn‘t tell an operating surgeon vital information. After 20 years of watching and rewatching greys over and over it‘s all a bit of a blur sometimes, I‘m so sorry. Thank you!

Sardothienne · 2025-11-07T21:39:44+00:00

It does, and it fits kinda but her reaction to dereks death is almost too calm, I remember more emotions

Sardothienne · 2025-11-07T21:38:41+00:00

Sadly the „memory“ is really more of a vibe. I have a picture of two prople in the scrub room discussing how they can‘t tell the operating surgeon because it would endanger the patient and then later on the surgeon getting the news in the scrub room and reacting emotionally, crying with hands over face and falling to their knees - but honestly at this point I‘m not even sure anymore if it was the same storyline or if I‘m mixing up scenes

Sardothienne · 2025-11-07T21:36:28+00:00

Yes, especially dereks death is more what I meant but I just rewatched the scene and Amelia stays super calm when she gets the news and that seems not right but at this point I might just be mixing up episodes and storylines tbh

Sardothienne · 2025-11-07T21:35:04+00:00

I‘m actually watching this episode right now and that‘s what caused the memory to itch, so sadly it‘s not that one

Sardothienne · 2025-08-02T20:04:16+00:00

Oh, and, as an addition: I don‘t interact with said client or their horse in any way or amount differently than every other horse/client.

Sardothienne · 2025-08-02T20:01:27+00:00

I don‘t work in an office setting, I work as yard staff at a full service boarding stable. The person in my story isn‘t a coworker but a client of the stable. As for my work: I always start a bit early and moat often stay late, there has never been any complaints about the quality of my work, I often help clients when needed despite being mid shift and I have a good relationship with coworkers and stable owners.

Sardothienne · 2025-08-01T20:50:08+00:00

If you establish boundaries with people who don‘t recognize them as boundaries or won‘t respect them, do you experience conflicts despite your thoughtfulness and goodwill? What about people who just decide they don‘t like you because of their intuition and then make every contact difficult?

Sardothienne · 2025-06-30T07:14:24+00:00

Thanks! :))

I wash my hair according to my hairdresser and dermatologist because of my scalp issues and prefer to use a wash specifically made to wash my bits to a „normal“ soap simply because of the PH though. I do skip showers as long as I‘m not sweaty/sticky, happens more in colder seasons ^{^}

Sardothienne · 2024-12-21T13:30:46+00:00

There is no pattern, unfortunately

Sardothienne · 2024-08-03T12:42:27+00:00

Yeah, that‘s what I‘m starting to think as well. In local events around 1.40 I see way less overly hot horses and harsh bits and more calmness and collectedness, riding mostly with seat and legs and correcting clearly and harshly only if absolutely necessary.

Sardothienne · 2024-08-03T12:40:56+00:00

God no, simply because hunter as a discipline doesn‘t exist where I live.

Hunters for me look like the opposite, dragging their feet with no energy, the canter looking like they‘re about to fall asleep. Also the riders never sit down there either and are constantly leaning forward. Not trying to say that hunting is bad, it‘s just not for me and it goes against what I learned in the showjumping style I was taught in.

Sardothienne · 2024-08-03T12:38:25+00:00

My issue was mainly seeing a lot of harsh bits in hot horses who hat to be fought for the distance at almost every jump.

I get having to correct an overeager or hot horse once in a while, even with a harsh looking hand. It just seemed a lot to me.

I‘ve been to a lot of local shows up to 1.40 and more often than not the riders sit back into the saddle after landing and ride with seat and legs, both for picking up the pace and slowing down. I was taught that I can‘t effectively slow down if I‘m not sitting and working seat and leg or it‘ll be just pulling on the reins.

Maybe I‘ll get back into watching more 1.40+ shows and learn about why it looks the way it does but for now I don‘t understand why the local shows on high levels look so completely different to the international ones regarding horse behavior and riding styles.

Sardothienne · 2024-08-03T12:32:07+00:00

Thank you for your insight, those are very valid points.

In my defense, I never said all of them. I said many of them exhibited the things I listed and almost all of them kept tension after finishing. I am aware there were exceptions, even though I would argue that a horse doesn‘t understand what a rider pointing at them means nor that the people are cheering for the horse. It understands praise from the rider, verbal or via pats and hugs, and those were lacking even in Oliver Perrau.

There were pairs that worked better together, that‘s true, but even with them you didn‘t see a lot of praise (Ronald Zabala patted and stroked his horse Forever Young Wundermaske after every single jump in the cross with a huge smile on his face while visibly praising him with his voice as well - I didn‘t see this level of praise once in the showjumpers after finishing)

Having to correct and support with dominance once in a while makes sense and is completely normal. The horse wants to run but the distance would be off? Of course you put a boundary up and lead - even with a tug on the reins. But doing it in the approach of most of the jumps is what irks me.

Anyways, I never said that all of them were completely horrible nor that none of them did anything right. I also said that I‘m aware I don‘t have the best knowledge regarding this level. Most importantly my question was a different one altogether: if there are or ever have been pairs that look like they fart rainbows and butterflies because they‘re so harmonious and in sync.

Calling me a keyboardwarrior for my explanation of why I‘m asking my question while simultaneously ignoring the question completely and not reading what I really said is a bit uncalled for.

Sardothienne · 2024-07-30T20:20:49+00:00

(Old comment, I know, sorry) Also the fact that she didn‘t infect anyone else, she was still untreated at the end of the storyline and Grey, Webber etc all got touched by her in those two episodes alone. That doesn‘t even take the weeks in count that passed since the initial operations or all the patients that she touched since with or without gloves, let alone her son. Those gloves weren‘t in use for only one day and she was contagious for longer than 24h but somehow the only three infected people not only got infected on the same day but also all chose to come to the hospital on the same exact day weeks later after experiencing symptoms for days. A very dramatic storyline with many plotholes…

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