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Sometimes, as is the case on Rainbow Dash here, a rubbery, inflated mare just wants to deflate a good bit, either due to wanting to relax, to fit into somewhere better, or in this case, to try and enjoy such huge sizes being gained all over again. For Dash, the third case is what she’s going for here, as she had recently deflated immensely to about nearly her original size and figure, even though she was still stuck so shiny and rubbery all over. And with herself soon nice, comfy and set in her own room along with an air tank, she’s going to be likely spending the night filling both her home and the night sky with both lewd rubbery swelling noises and moans of pure passion and bliss before it ends with her likely out-sizing her door, or even nearly filling the room with her height, bust, curves, tail and/or wings if she gets too into it before too long by the end of it all.~
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Well the problem is, the cork could easily pop out; it’s not like it’s held in by anything, so air pressure IS still trying to push the cork out. She’ll travel a little bit, then just stop in place and fall straight down.
But if Pinkie pulls the hose out of RD’s ass while leaving the cork in. Wouldn’t she deflate from the rear end?
Well, not in the one with Rainbow Dash, as she’s corked. The other two, though, definitely can, as they’re clearly not holding air in with their mouths.
We can probably have the same happen in these two situations :P
>>638478
>>836043
There needs to be overinflated ponies flying in the sky while they deflate from their rear.
Butt-er-fly in the skyyyyyy…
>>127173
Naah, the best are when the pressure releases at supersonic speed…
@ShimmeringStallion
just be patient, she is not ready.
Fart deflations are the best.
I’m suddenly reminded of Lauren Faust’s joke tweets about pegasi farting helium.
Now… fart.
sees her fly around the room
… Interesting. I can get used to this.