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#1 2025-09-14 05:35:06

UltraRider
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#2 2025-09-15 03:58:07

caballito
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Re: Vk page for shoulderide

M.Y.
Thank you!

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#3 2025-09-16 12:10:42

Max
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Re: Vk page for shoulderide

It's interesting to see how much enjoyment is evident in the scenes. Even if the rider's weight is quite considerable, at least compared to the porter. These aren't riding slaves or human ponies, these are porters who enjoy feeling these wonderful women completely on their shoulders.

The young men's strength is, of course, also limited; at some point, they'll get weak in the knees. With a hard-hitting riding crop and a vigorous use of spurs, it would certainly be possible to get a little more energy out of the porters. But that's not the intention of these beautiful images.

The men will fight against exhaustion for as long as they can, until their strength is exhausted. But even after a collapse, after total exhaustion, they will smile: they enjoy their rider, even then.
Max

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#4 2025-09-16 15:10:09

caballito
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Re: Vk page for shoulderide

Indeed, my friend Max.

We strive for pleasure, for the joy of doing things.

It's one thing to do a job feeling obligated when you do it; and another thing to do a job for fun when you do it.

Being ridden by a girl, being led by her (using reins), being spurred on by her (using a whip and spurs), overcoming exhaustion for her until we reach the point of collapse, even advancing unconsciously like zombies, for her amusement, is not a punishment; on the contrary, it's a reward.

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