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Wednesday, November 8, 2023
Why the string?
Why does this man have what appears to be a string around his waist?
It doesn't appear to have any purpose, seeing as how there is no posing pouch.
Online, I've seen "ball lifters" for sale that are just a string around the waist and wrapped around under the balls. If that's what he is wearing, it's working well! Great butt, too.
Given the image resolution is difficult to see is a real "ball lifter" string or it is painted. By the way, anyone knows when the cock-ring was invented? Probably gay men in Egypt were using cucumbers as a dildo before the pyramids were built. The same with cock-rings.
Could it be there because some classical sculptures depict boxers (for example) with their genitals tied up for fighting? Maybe this is before or after a match?
I kind of like the string. It appears to imply minimalism. It's like a "string" bikini that shows everything. Very exhibitionistic.
ReplyDeleteWell, we all like exhibitionism around here.
DeleteOnline, I've seen "ball lifters" for sale that are just a string around the waist and wrapped around under the balls. If that's what he is wearing, it's working well!
ReplyDeleteGreat butt, too.
Could be. I wondered if it had been drawn on, as a refference.
DeleteDid they make such things back then? I think David may be right about a reference.
DeleteGiven the image resolution is difficult to see is a real "ball lifter" string or it is painted.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, anyone knows when the cock-ring was invented?
Probably gay men in Egypt were using cucumbers as a dildo before the pyramids were built. The same with cock-rings.
You may be on to something.
DeleteCould it be there because some classical sculptures depict boxers (for example) with their genitals tied up for fighting? Maybe this is before or after a match?
ReplyDeleteI've seen the Classical boxers depicted that way.
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