Ballet Bulges

What else do you go to the ballet for?

The tight-fitting lycra is meant to facilitate the complex leg movements necessary for a ballet performance, but it has an even more interesting function.















Of course, everyone pretends not to notice.

You're not going to see anything more detailed than a bulge.  Ballet dancers typically wear a "dance belt," a sort of snug jock strap to keep them from flopping around during complicated moves.

But just a bulge is fine.

Ballet dancers must be very athletic, but there are few biceps and pecs on display in most ballets.

If you want biceps and pecs, go to the gym.  The ballet is for bulges.

More after the break.

Sometimes, if the dance belt is snug enough, you can tell when the cock ends and the balls begin.

And no dance belt can stand up to the more determined arousals.

You have to be careful, though.  Most ballets consist of 9 female performers for every male, so seeing a chorus of bulges is almost impossible.

You're still admiring the fluidity of the movements, right?