I wanna get lifted by someone taller than me.

I definitely prefer being lifted and carried by larger and taller women. It makes it even more enjoyable if they're also stronger. Maybe it reminds me of being toted by older girls when I was a kid. Who knows why we like what we like?

Would anyone else here prefer to be lifted by someone taller but skinnier? I?m 5?9? and weigh 210 pounds and I like the contrast between slim and muscular vs. chubby.

Yeah....
 

I find I like either, but for different reasons.

It can be fun getting carried around by a petite gal who is really putting in a lot of effort to do it when you weigh at least twice as much as her. That's where the dominance thing comes into play, I suppose. It can be a blast feeling them start sweating and struggling under you as you order them to "keep going".

But it's also great when you see how easily a big, thick, muscular woman can pick you up and carry you around. I had a lady friend like that who weighed close to 300lbs. and was crazy strong. She could squat down, let me sit up on her big butt, and lift me off the ground into a piggyback as she stood back up -- like it was nothing. She used to encourage me to piggyback her when we went out to parties or what-not. I even played a whole game of billiards once, riding on her back pretty much the whole time.

I don?t care for the size. Because both, smaller ant taller girls can be very strong. For taller girls it?s easier I would think.

I prefer
 

I undoubtedly excel the tall girls and better if they are younger than me

taller definitely

Doesn't really matter to me. It depends how attractive they are to me.

tall
 

i agree this is one important point of view. The other is that you feels realy lifted and carried when you physically on high level and depending of ability of lifter - something like in plain. And the landscape is more wide.

It sounds like we have similar tastes. We might be in the minority here, though. It seems like most active forum members prefer to be lifted and carried by shorter women. To each their own.