How much do you weigh?

[greybeezer]

Originally Posted by Upperdupper

I’m 1,87m and 92kg. Very hard to be carried, unfurtunally

Not hard at all, I'm 50kg more then you and have been lifted multiple times mostly shoulder sits.

[rickbaroz]

50kg

[tjw1971]

Nah, you just need to try with different women. One of my friends, Eric, is around 95kg and he used to date this Asian girl who only weighed about 58kg. He used to do house painting and she'd go with him and help. Every time he needed to paint around the tops of door frames, she'd go between his legs and boost him up onto her shoulders and hold him up there until he finished them. It was just faster and easier than messing with a step-ladder.

She had pretty muscular-looking legs but still, he wasn't that far from twice her weight and she used to do it easily.

Originally Posted by Upperdupper

I’m 1,87m and 92kg. Very hard to be carried, unfurtunally

[169qwe]

Originally Posted by Upperdupper

I’m 1,87m and 92kg. Very hard to be carried, unfurtunally

I weigh more than you and have been lifted by close to 200 women over the years.

I'm in the U.S. I don't know where you are, and I acknowledge that certain cultures are less receptive to F/M lifting than others.

But based on my experience, the majority of girls can handle your weight.

[Mada145]

In kilograms 65

[soarmenow]

147 all-purpose pounds --- on one of my "buff" days.

[cartergex1]

I am around 170 lbs, the lightest I have been in a while since starting a new job recently that keeps me very physically active.

[laurens0856]

I myself am quit light as I'm 105-110 lb changing through the day

[AgentGucci]

Around 54kg or 122lbs I’d say

[l&c]

93.5kg (206lbs). The lightest I've ever been in almost 20 years. Unfortunately, there's no chance of me getting a lift and carry session anytime soon.