Joe has a Dream
So, Joe falls asleep still clad in all his gear, and being aroused but unable yet to ejaculate inside the strap and cup.
Joe starts to dream. He is standing in front of a brightly-lit arena with a big marquee that says “Riderball: 8 PM tonight!". It is now dusk, with the sun just barely above the horizon at dusk. It is cold where Joe is standing, maybe no more than 40 degrees, but with a wind it feels more like it is in the lower 30s. Given where the sun is and the outside temperature, Joe concludes that it must be late fall, maybe late November.
Joe realizes he is standing there for a reason, indeed he knows that he is there because he is a member of one of the Riderball teams that will be playing that evening. Joe opens the door to the players entrance of the arena and after saying hello to the security guard standing right there (oddly, the security guard at his station seems to recognize Joe right away and they greet each other warmly. Joe does not have to even show any identification.) Joe steps into an area, actually a walkway, that gives Joe a nice view of the entire Riderball game area along with the stands that surround the track inside the arena. The arena is huge, Joe thinks. At its base is an oval track that seems to be nearly a mile in length: the arena is that big.
But that is what dreams do, sometimes, stuff that would be totally implausible in real life sometimes seen quite reasonable inside a dream. But obviously, Riderball has some detailed rules and procedures and the big oval track is needed for some reason, irrespective of how long the track inside the enclosed arena really is. Joe notices that the curves in the oval track are heavily banked as if to keep the riders from flying right off the sides of the track. And, at about 6 (or perhaps even 8) places along the sides of the track there appears to be a goal, the goal consisting of a vertical area on the side of the track with a hole that looks to be maybe a foot in diameter, and surrounded by brightly colored metallics, gold, red and silver designed to attract the viewers’ attention to the scoring holes. Clearly these goals play an important role in Riderball.
Joe follows the walkway down to the locker room area and there are clearly two locker rooms, one for each team. One locker room has a large steel gray flag near the door, the center of which is a dark red Riderball® Logo along with the name of that team. Oddly, Joe cannot quite make out exactly what the name of that team is.
The other locker room has an equally large flag out front, but this time navy blue in color, with the Riderball® logo but in a creamy white color. In this case, the name of the team is easy to read, and they are the “Commandos”. Joe does not think this as particularly odd, but it is at least a little funny.
Joe enters the Commandos locker room, and discovers that there are two distinct groups of players inside, dressing and otherwise prepping for the big Riderball game set to take place. The two groups of players are called the Riders and the Defenders. Clearly, both will play a role in the game that is about to take place. Joe is initially uncertain as to which category of players he belongs, and the two groups, while playing the same game, are physically built quite differently
The Riders appear to be built like very athletic, competitive bicycle riders, big guys with huge thighs, skinny stomachs and visible six packs. Some of them are already in their gear, while others are in the process. The gear for each rider seems to consist of snug compression tees, equally snug compression shorts stretched tightly over their big thighs, and underneath the compression gear, Joe notices that every guy is wearing a jock strap with a quite obvious hard cup. The compression gear fits skin-tight and the outline of everything underneath is clearly visible.
Some of the riders are still in the process of getting into their gear. A few of the riders are laughing and complaining that the team-issued straps are too small and snug to contain themselves, and the team-issued cups are not exactly very roomy either. A couple of guys are off on the side, in what looks to be an only slightly covert effort to beat themselves off so that they are able to fit into the gear. Somehow, Joe’s attention is diverted to what some of the guys are doing. They do not seem the least bit embarrassed about doing this with their teammates right there in the locker room. It is just something some of the Riderball riders do before practically every game and all the players just accept this as being a normal part of game prep.
The Defenders form another group, and the garb worn by a defender is very different from what the riders wear. Basically, the game garb for a defender is very simple, just a brief in the team colors (navy blue with a cream-colored Riderball® Commandos logo on one side.) Interestingly, Joe thinks, the briefs worn by a Defender looks very similar to a Speedo Solar® brief, with 1 ˝ or 2 inch sides.
The Defenders are built very different from the Riders, in fact. Physically they are athletic, but smaller in stature than the riders, almost as if they were part-time competitive team divers. Some of them too are laughing and complaining about how they are struggling to fit into the team briefs, with a similar complaint that the briefs are undersized so that it is difficult to fit everything in.
But the team owners know that part of the reason that there are huge crowds showing up for Riderball games is that the patrons of the sport enjoy seeing the players compete in clothing that really fits snug and tight, so the team-issued garb is purposely designed to put the players in a bit of a dilemma each week just getting themselves prepped for the big game. A couple of Defenders who are still getting into their briefs seem to be using the same tactic that the Riders were using in order to be in better shape to wear their briefs. Joe notices that the Defenders are beating themselves off too, just like the Riders are also doing, and they do not seem to be the least bit embarrassed by all of this.
Joe knows that he is a Commandos Riderball team member, but as was indicated earlier, he is initially unsure as to whether he is a Rider or a Defender.
…..To be continued
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