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Pokelover14
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20 May 2012, 11:26 pm

What is it called when you like to have massive amounts of weight on top of yourself. 50-260lbs sometimes I lay under the couch with my brother on it which is about 410lbs it may crush me but it feels good. I heard of weighted blankets but do they have 100+lb ones if so how would I wash it.


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21 May 2012, 12:22 am

I like weights too, though perhaps not quiet as heavy as you.


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21 May 2012, 4:05 am

You like to have 400 lbs on you? Damn! 8O The heaviest weighted blankets I've come across in my search were 40 lbs. For 100 lbs I don't think the poly pellets they use would work - it would take too many of them. Maybe you could get a larger, heavier version of the lead blankets they use for X-rays, but it would likely be very expensive. Or just pile heavy mattresses one on top of another?



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21 May 2012, 4:57 am

I like having weight on top of me, although I don't regularly seek it. I do like tight hugs - me and several exes would do tight hugging often.

In general though I can't stand physical contact. With certain people it's ok, but I can't stand light touches or light hugs or anything like that from anyone, not even my own mother.



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21 May 2012, 6:45 am

Don't get lead blankets. Lead is toxic, so prolonged exposure to it is not a good idea. I suggest instead a futon style mattress. Some of those don't have the springs of regular mattresses, rather they are more old fashioned in composition. They do have some weight to them, but are more flexible than a regular mattress, so this may work. I really think this may help you. However, it will be rather warm in hot or warm weather. I suggest you go with weighted blankets in warm/hot weather, and use the flexible futon mattress for when it's colder.

Question: How high is the bottom of your sofa from the floor, so that you are able to fit under it? I don't know of anyone other than a very small child or pet, who would be able to fit under a sofa. Or are you just lying on the sofa itself, under the seat cushions?


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21 May 2012, 10:51 am

The sofa is about3inches from the ground I just lift it up and put it on me. Though I can only be under it for about 1-2 min before I start to have a hard time breathing.


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