Will L&C be common physical affection in relationships?

tjw1971 · August 27th, 2020, 02:29

I think what's driving a lot of the increased visibility of lift and carry is the acceptance of it as a legitimate workout/exercise idea.

The number of people who find it sexually arousing to view it are still a small minority of the people in the general public. But those of us who do are simply getting a lot more opportunity to see it taking place because people involved in Crossfit, some of the martial arts and so forth are enjoying doing these lifts both to show off their strength and for the practicality of it. (If you're stuck at home, especially with all the COVID worries right now and many gyms closed? Lifting a partner is a good heavy lift you can do without needing a stack of weights to use.)

mo · September 30th, 2020, 03:29

Yeah it's an interesting trend, especially in the last years where more and more people are getting into fitness and where a fit, strong woman for example is considered something to admire, I don't think this was the case 10 or 20 years ago.

I remember it started with "This is my baby" meme in tiktok and now everyone is doing this lift and carry challenge in youtube.

But I still thing that the L&C fetish is not commonly known nor it is normalised, the typical exposure you will see in media and movies is still that if you have any kind of fetish you're a creep which is sad.

dendrin · October 4th, 2020, 17:13

I think some may view it as a way to earn a little extra money. The "lift and carry challenge" videos usually draw into the thousands on views, and I think you get about $2 for every thousand views.

billknight · February 12th, 2021, 07:05

Let's hope so! I agree there has been way more content lately. It was very hard to find only a few years ago, although I didn't know about this forum at that point...

buryZenek · February 12th, 2021, 07:44

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Originally Posted by dendrin

I think some may view it as a way to earn a little extra money. The "lift and carry challenge" videos usually draw into the thousands on views, and I think you get about $2 for every thousand views.

I agree. We've recorded L&C video with my ex gf back in 2015.
Video has become relatively popular within 3 weeks.

We could make some money out of that, but we broke up

August 27th, 2020, 02:29	#1
tjw1971 VIP Honored Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 260 : 1 For This Post 471 Total	I dunno? I think what's driving a lot of the increased visibility of lift and carry is the acceptance of it as a legitimate workout/exercise idea. The number of people who find it sexually arousing to view it are still a small minority of the people in the general public. But those of us who do are simply getting a lot more opportunity to see it taking place because people involved in Crossfit, some of the martial arts and so forth are enjoying doing these lifts both to show off their strength and for the practicality of it. (If you're stuck at home, especially with all the COVID worries right now and many gyms closed? Lifting a partner is a good heavy lift you can do without needing a stack of weights to use.)

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September 30th, 2020, 03:29	#2
mo STANDARD Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: canada Posts: 10 : 0 For This Post 1 Total	Yeah it's an interesting trend, especially in the last years where more and more people are getting into fitness and where a fit, strong woman for example is considered something to admire, I don't think this was the case 10 or 20 years ago. I remember it started with "This is my baby" meme in tiktok and now everyone is doing this lift and carry challenge in youtube. But I still thing that the L&C fetish is not commonly known nor it is normalised, the typical exposure you will see in media and movies is still that if you have any kind of fetish you're a creep which is sad.

October 4th, 2020, 17:13	#3
dendrin Administrator Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 4,033 : 0 For This Post 11,153 Total	I think some may view it as a way to earn a little extra money. The "lift and carry challenge" videos usually draw into the thousands on views, and I think you get about $2 for every thousand views.

February 12th, 2021, 07:05	#4
billknight STANDARD Join Date: Feb 2021 Location: United States, East Coast Posts: 25 : 0 For This Post 9 Total	Let's hope so! I agree there has been way more content lately. It was very hard to find only a few years ago, although I didn't know about this forum at that point...