Lift and carrying as part of bullying?

100proof · March 13th, 2025, 17:00

As a teenager, my best friends sisters for sure used lifting as a means of bullying/asserting their physical superiority.

The older sister went on to be a full scholarship D1 college rower, she’s wildly strong. The younger sister was also big into gymnastics and very fit.

I was always a very thin, and my buddies older sister would very often tease me about how light I was while picking me up. His younger sister did it less, but still wanted to try, and succeeded in lifting me. I was always insecure about my size, and dreaded them doing that to me

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March 13th, 2025, 17:00	#4
100proof VIPOS Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 202 : 3 For This Post 966 Total	As a teenager, my best friends sisters for sure used lifting as a means of bullying/asserting their physical superiority. The older sister went on to be a full scholarship D1 college rower, she’s wildly strong. The younger sister was also big into gymnastics and very fit. I was always a very thin, and my buddies older sister would very often tease me about how light I was while picking me up. His younger sister did it less, but still wanted to try, and succeeded in lifting me. I was always insecure about my size, and dreaded them doing that to me