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For me, it stated at 4. Did it start the for you earlier, by then, or later?
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I'm guessing by your name that you like to be lifted. I don't. I would see women being lifted on TV and I wanted to be able to lift them, too. When I was in high school, the cheerleaders got me into seeing girls lifting girls. I never wanted to be the liftee. That was always a feminine role in my mind so the idea of being treated like I'm feminine was always repulsive to me. Over the last 25 years of looking at L&C online my reaction to F/M has dulled considerably. It still doesn't do anything for me but "repulsed" is way too strong to describe my current reaction. I point all that out because at the age of 4 it's pretty normal to be carried so I could see a liftee liking it and wanting it to continue. For me I was already repulsed by the idea of being lifted and resisted my parents when they tried to lift me. That seems a bit more severe to me. |
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For me, it was when I was around 7 years old. I saw a large girl in my class lift her red-headed friend and carry her across the classroom. I had a soft spot for the redhead, and to see her easily carried had an effect on me that has stuck around for nearly 50 years. :-)
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The part about seeing carry scenes on TV is also about being a grown-up man. It was like "Wow, men can carry women around like they're kids. I can't wait until I'm a grown-up so I can carry grown-up women like that." I was already viewing carrying as something more than it actually is and I really don't know why I was so focused on it. Last edited by TheWolfe; Today at 21:01. |
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