Author Topic: Motel Scene In Book—horseriding?  (Read 501 times)

Offline choompty

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Motel Scene In Book—horseriding?
« on: Jul 09, 2024, 10:56 AM »
In the short story, there’s a line during the scene where Jack and Ennis meet back up after the four years of not seeing each other that confuses me a little. “Christ, it got a be all that time a yours ahorseback makes it so god damn good…” said by Jack. Is it implying that Ennis was on the receiving end that scene, or is it something else?

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Re: Motel Scene In Book—horseriding?
« Reply #1 on: Oct 26, 2024, 06:02 PM »
In LGBTQ+ slang, "horse riding" can refer to a sexual act, often associated with a specific position or activity. It may also imply a playful or adventurous attitude toward sexual exploration. For example, the up-and-down motion of riding a horse can mimic how a bottom receives from a top.

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Re: Motel Scene In Book—horseriding?
« Reply #2 on: Feb 13, 2025, 08:11 AM »
As a horse rider myself, I can just say that there's a lot of thrusting going on when you're on a horse, as well as you build ridiculous muscles and core strenght. What I think Jack is referring to when he says that is that Ennis can really f*** him silly, because he knows goddamn well how to thrust just right, he can do it hard, fast and for a loooong time. He's got that core strenght, he's got the pelvis control and he for sure has the stamina to not wear out easily.
People who has never been on a horse don't seem to understand how physically challenging it is to ride, and considering that Ennis rides western, which is both hard and fast in comparison to english riding, he probably built up even more of that strenght and stamina.
Tldr; Jack is complimenting Ennis for how good he is at !@#$.  ;)

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