Ultimate shoulder rides

doverh3 · 2012-02-11 20:22:29

During the Super Bowl half-time show from this year, I was surprised to see (as millions of other viewers saw) a shoulder ride by the female top performer riding on a DJ. Is this too good to be true? Then on live TV at the New York Giants parade a woman on woman shoulder sit interview which has gone viral on the internet. WOW! Will these two incidents create more opened doors for shoulder rides and perhaps a surge of more members to the Ultimate Shoulder Ride Community?

carry On,
doverh3

checkmateguy · 2012-02-12 18:28:28

Alas, I fear you are right. Have people no shame any more? Shoulder-riding is a taboo activity. That's why it's exciting. The majority should do what they've always done and stick to getting their excitement by indulging in the missionary position and nothing more. My God! Even oral sex is now mainstream! Is nothing sacred? What on earth is wrong with 'normal' people? I blame the Pill!

namaegaaru · 2012-02-17 21:27:25

Dover3h,

In some ways I think shoulder riding has always been mainstream in parts of America, Europe, and Asia. The chicken fight in the movie, HOW TO STUFF A WILD BIKINI, was mainstream. The shoulder rides in additional movies starring Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello were part of mainstream. The shoulder ride human horse race in the movie ZUMA BEACH starring Donna Summers was mainstream. It is my understanding that the vast majority of gals in these parts of the world have shoulder ridden somebody at least once.

A youtube video of a parade in former East Germany even showed gals on guys shoulders viewing a parade.

When I was twelve, in an after school dance club, too immature and too shy to openly and blatantly chase after three girls I had a crush on even though they knew I had this crush, we were swimming in a pool where the boys were splashing the girls with water. Then the girls started shoulder riding each other which I think was part of mainstream. Such an opportunity I missed. Most of these gals are now married, have grand children, and some have already died. They would never accept an invitation at a pool party nowadays to shoulder ride me.

On the first Friday of my day in highschool there was a gathering or assembly of all the classes on the athletic field. One part of this assembly was when four teams of a gal shoulder riding a guy hit the other gals with pillows.

What appears to not be mainstream or normal is the obsession most of us on this site have with shoulder riding especially when it pertains to sadomasochism or the nude shoulder riding which are very prevalent and normal in porn. As we know, this obsession with shoulder riding that we have is considered abnormal and a fetish where as the same obsession with music, dance, martial arts, or any art is considered to be a "passion." Because, "people are crazier than anybody."

checkmateguy · 2012-02-18 12:32:23

The big problem maybe is that whereas it is okay for children and young people of both genders to shoulder-ride each other (doing that is regarded as 'normal' play), it is not viewed as acceptable or 'normal' for older people to do the same. The problem is, therefore, what do you do if you are an older person and you like to either give another older person (or a younger person) a shoulder-ride or would like to have a fun ride on another person's shoulders?

Do you say: 'Hey, I'm 35 or 55 and I'm not allowed to play around like I used too because I'm too old!' Lots of older people, i.e. those who are no longer young (being 25+) still play childrens' game such as football, running, cricket, rugby, wrestling - and some do these activities professionally. All sports are really no more than childrens' play.

I guess if any adults have seen Ali2121 and myself doing some shoulder-riding last Monday (13 February 2012) in the New Forest, Hampshire, England, they might have - and probably would have - thought it strange, perhaps even a little eccentric. What would have been the reaction from members of the public if I'd had my shoulder-rides on Ali2121 in a public park? Well, you can view videos on YouTube which show adult guys doing just that. Passing members of the public who see grown men indulging in this horseplay walk by and pretend they have seen nothing. In other words, the reaction from members of the public is one of confusion - and these feelings of confusion lead them to pretend not to have seen what they have seen. Basically, seeing an older guy having a shoulder-ride on the shoulders of another older guy makes people feel uncomfortable because they are not sure what is going on. The activity cannot be described as 'indecent' because there is nothing indecent about ordinary shoulder-riding. Shoulder-riding in other situations such as when done by young people or cheerleaders or footballers and other sport-people being given victory shoulder-rides are perfectly acceptable. The same applies when young women are given a shoulder-ride at a pop concert - these latter examples are all examples which show that in many circumstances shoulder-riding is mainstream.

But to get to the nub of this issue, I would venture to suggest that most if not all members of this forum are attracted to shoulder-riding as an activity because they find it... I'm not allowed to say the word that starts with a 's' followed by an 'e' then by a 'x' followed by a 's' then a 'u' and an 'a' and finally by a 'l.' So I'll just say that some or maybe all our members find shoulder-riding, as an activity, is erotic and, for them, is a fetish. Is that a crime? Well, I don't think you will find it outlawed in any countries apart from some of the very strictly Muslim ones and even in these latter countries it is not specifically outlawed but is policed by those who require citizens to conduct themselves modestly in behaviour and dress. Last Monday, I reverted to being a 12-year-old while enjoying riding along astride Ali2121 shoulders. It was fun. That's what shoulder-riding and this forum is all about.

Ultimate shoulder rides

#1 2012-02-11 20:22:29

Has Shoulder Sitting Gone Mainstream?

#2 2012-02-12 18:28:28

Re: Has Shoulder Sitting Gone Mainstream?

#3 2012-02-17 21:27:25

Re: Has Shoulder Sitting Gone Mainstream?

#4 2012-02-18 12:32:23

Re: Has Shoulder Sitting Gone Mainstream?

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