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7/22/2025, 11:50:16 PM
>>11338923
I like the concept of pregnant umas, especially for the girls based on IRL broodmares. (Pic related)
>Umas are reincarnated horse girls who follow most of the steps their real world counterparts took in life.
>This means racing like a horse, eating like a horse, and eventually breeding like a horse.
>Nobody bats an eye at it since it's just another one of the many things horse girls are expected to do.
>Doesn't stop it from being embarrassing however, since it's such a drastic shift in life style.
>Umas go from being lithe and fast, to bloated and slow as their frame is consumed by a swollen baby bump.
>Suddenly, the people around them who cheered for them to go as fast as possible in races are now advising them to slow down and take it easy.
>Eventually, the inevitable happens and birth occurs. After which the choices become clear.
>Either the Uma fully dedicates herself to motherhood, hanging up the horseshoes and retiring to care for her child. Or she doubles down on her racing career, working extra hard to shed the baby fat and get herself back on the track.
>Naturally, the latter choice has varying success, with even the mothers who get back in races finding they'll never hit their peak speeds again thanks to milk-laden breasts. Or even find the time to race while being a parent.
>Unsurprisingly, many Uma also call it there for their life as a racer. Like their colleagues, they dedicate themselves to motherhood, hoping their daughters will get to experience racing just like they did, and eventually become mothers themselves as the cycle continues anew.
I like the concept of pregnant umas, especially for the girls based on IRL broodmares. (Pic related)
>Umas are reincarnated horse girls who follow most of the steps their real world counterparts took in life.
>This means racing like a horse, eating like a horse, and eventually breeding like a horse.
>Nobody bats an eye at it since it's just another one of the many things horse girls are expected to do.
>Doesn't stop it from being embarrassing however, since it's such a drastic shift in life style.
>Umas go from being lithe and fast, to bloated and slow as their frame is consumed by a swollen baby bump.
>Suddenly, the people around them who cheered for them to go as fast as possible in races are now advising them to slow down and take it easy.
>Eventually, the inevitable happens and birth occurs. After which the choices become clear.
>Either the Uma fully dedicates herself to motherhood, hanging up the horseshoes and retiring to care for her child. Or she doubles down on her racing career, working extra hard to shed the baby fat and get herself back on the track.
>Naturally, the latter choice has varying success, with even the mothers who get back in races finding they'll never hit their peak speeds again thanks to milk-laden breasts. Or even find the time to race while being a parent.
>Unsurprisingly, many Uma also call it there for their life as a racer. Like their colleagues, they dedicate themselves to motherhood, hoping their daughters will get to experience racing just like they did, and eventually become mothers themselves as the cycle continues anew.
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