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Squeeze Me!
Give it to me and give it to me now! 25%  25%  [ 68 ]
Give it to me and give it to me now! 25%  25%  [ 68 ]
I like it, but keep your hands to yourself 16%  16%  [ 44 ]
I like it, but keep your hands to yourself 16%  16%  [ 44 ]
Take it or leave it 2%  2%  [ 6 ]
Take it or leave it 2%  2%  [ 6 ]
No means no 6%  6%  [ 17 ]
No means no 6%  6%  [ 17 ]
Total votes : 270

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03 Feb 2012, 10:28 pm

I feel like I'm alone on this one, and this may not be entirely related, but I like the feeling of being tied up, and have been tying myself up since I was about 10 years old. Being tightly restrained and struggling against it is the best feeling in the world to me. It's been kind of an obsession since I can remember. I've been known to go to a psych hospital or ER with the specific intention of getting put in restraints. Those are the times when I'm having a meltdown and rapidly losing control of myself, and it makes me feel safe knowing I won't hurt myself. Yeah, I'm weird, I know.

I recently found that wearing ankle weights seems to calm me down and give me more confidence, as well as walk on my heels instead of on my toes like I usually do. I even wear them while I sleep. I'd really like to try a weighted vest and blanket. I think that would help with my anxiety. I've also had a thing for lifejackets I can remember since about age 7. The more straps, the better.

EDIT: I really needed to get that off my chest, it's something that I've spent a lot of time hiding. Hope it didn't weird anyone out too much.



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04 Feb 2012, 12:19 am

I didn't vote in the poll because I fit in all the options.

From someone I don't know well - I'm a "no means no" person. It gets better the better I know them. It's basically only relationship partners that I like getting deep-pressure hugs from. My last GF was particularly fond of it herself, so that worked out pretty well.

Even from my own mother, who I am close to, I don't particularly enjoy physical contact. Some people I'm close to, I like physical contact with, and others, I don't. Relationship partners I'm ok with pretty much any contact though.



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04 Feb 2012, 12:20 am

b00m3rang wrote:
I feel like I'm alone on this one, and this may not be entirely related, but I like the feeling of being tied up, and have been tying myself up since I was about 10 years old. Being tightly restrained and struggling against it is the best feeling in the world to me. It's been kind of an obsession since I can remember. I've been known to go to a psych hospital or ER with the specific intention of getting put in restraints. Those are the times when I'm having a meltdown and rapidly losing control of myself, and it makes me feel safe knowing I won't hurt myself. Yeah, I'm weird, I know.

I recently found that wearing ankle weights seems to calm me down and give me more confidence, as well as walk on my heels instead of on my toes like I usually do. I even wear them while I sleep. I'd really like to try a weighted vest and blanket. I think that would help with my anxiety. I've also had a thing for lifejackets I can remember since about age 7. The more straps, the better.

EDIT: I really needed to get that off my chest, it's something that I've spent a lot of time hiding. Hope it didn't weird anyone out too much.


I don't find this weird. I know someone who can crawl into their dryer and fall asleep in minutes because they are so comfortable in there.



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04 Feb 2012, 12:25 am

I don't like deep pressure. It is painful and scary. I like to be touched very gently and lightly.



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04 Feb 2012, 12:41 am

I love deep pressure, but also do not mind light touch...it just can't be concentrated touch, like poking, tickling, squeezing with hands, etc. I only like broad touch, so, for instance, would prefer to be punched in the arm rather than poked (although, my upper arms are super sensitive, so maybe a better example would be my back).

I used to have my sister stand on me when I was little. I also used to sit on my hands or push them down between the sofa cushions.


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04 Feb 2012, 9:26 am

Only in certian places such as my back and joints. Every chiropracter I have ever been to always comments on how they wish all their paitents were as relaxed as I am.


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30 Apr 2012, 7:55 am

b00m3rang wrote:
I feel like I'm alone on this one, and this may not be entirely related, but I like the feeling of being tied up, and have been tying myself up since I was about 10 years old. Being tightly restrained and struggling against it is the best feeling in the world to me. It's been kind of an obsession since I can remember. I've been known to go to a psych hospital or ER with the specific intention of getting put in restraints. Those are the times when I'm having a meltdown and rapidly losing control of myself, and it makes me feel safe knowing I won't hurt myself. Yeah, I'm weird, I know.

I recently found that wearing ankle weights seems to calm me down and give me more confidence, as well as walk on my heels instead of on my toes like I usually do. I even wear them while I sleep. I'd really like to try a weighted vest and blanket. I think that would help with my anxiety. I've also had a thing for lifejackets I can remember since about age 7. The more straps, the better.

EDIT: I really needed to get that off my chest, it's something that I've spent a lot of time hiding. Hope it didn't weird anyone out too much.


funny enough b00m i am the same way :)


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30 Apr 2012, 1:26 pm

I love hugs, as tight as they can get. But massage... that's something I've always hated (and still do).


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08 May 2012, 7:55 pm

Steven_Tyler77 wrote:
I love hugs, as tight as they can get. But massage... that's something I've always hated (and still do).


massage ONLY my neck or back and ONLY where i ask... dam you spinal pain

but yeah hugs i like anaconda tight ones lol


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08 May 2012, 8:32 pm

Does anyone have any tips on how to achieve this without spending money, or without another person.
I can't get weighted blankets or a squeeze machine. Maybe someone has some tricks, pillows seem a bit light.



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08 May 2012, 8:41 pm

RobotGreenAlien2 wrote:
Does anyone have any tips on how to achieve this without spending money, or without another person.
I can't get weighted blankets or a squeeze machine. Maybe someone has some tricks, pillows seem a bit light.


Climb underneath heavy things you have? Some people use mattresses even.



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09 May 2012, 8:30 am

Yeah I absolutely need deep pressure. I love the pressure from a wetsuit. (anyone else)
I actually have one of these,
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Don't get to use it much but when my wife does put me it it I can spend hours this way and it feels like minutes. Its not even sexual for me, though it gets the wife going.. so sometime we make love afterwards, just a bonus.. helps that I come out relaxed and calm. I don't think my wife understood when I always asked her to lace it tighter each time... Now I think she has a better idea. I want one of the inflatable rubber sleepsacks too. you can get them in canvas and spandex too. whatever floats your boat.


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09 May 2012, 10:14 am

i love being squeezed with hugs. it feels very good.



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11 May 2012, 6:10 pm

I love deep pressure, especially bear hugs, which are easy to get since most of the people I know are a lot bigger than me (I'm 4'11 and 85 lbs), but I only like it if it's someone I know well, I would not tolerate getting massaged by a stranger, and I hate the whole weird "hey we haven't seen each other in ten years but we're going to hug like we're still best friends" thing. I still sleep with stuffed animals because I have to squeeze something and put pressure on my chest or I can't sleep. I absolutely can't stand light feathery touch, if somebody brushes past me or nudges me it agitates me so much I want to punch them in the face. My sister did that to me last night and I freaked out and snapped at her "Don't touch me!" She knows me well enough by now to keep her hands to herself!


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11 May 2012, 6:15 pm

Atomsk wrote:
b00m3rang wrote:
I feel like I'm alone on this one, and this may not be entirely related, but I like the feeling of being tied up, and have been tying myself up since I was about 10 years old. Being tightly restrained and struggling against it is the best feeling in the world to me. It's been kind of an obsession since I can remember. I've been known to go to a psych hospital or ER with the specific intention of getting put in restraints. Those are the times when I'm having a meltdown and rapidly losing control of myself, and it makes me feel safe knowing I won't hurt myself. Yeah, I'm weird, I know.

I recently found that wearing ankle weights seems to calm me down and give me more confidence, as well as walk on my heels instead of on my toes like I usually do. I even wear them while I sleep. I'd really like to try a weighted vest and blanket. I think that would help with my anxiety. I've also had a thing for lifejackets I can remember since about age 7. The more straps, the better.

EDIT: I really needed to get that off my chest, it's something that I've spent a lot of time hiding. Hope it didn't weird anyone out too much.


I don't find this weird. I know someone who can crawl into their dryer and fall asleep in minutes because they are so comfortable in there.


You might wanna warn them that if the door shuts on them, they can't open it from the inside and they could suffocate... My mom told me that after I tried hiding in the dryer while playing hide and seek when I was young.


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17 Jun 2012, 5:49 pm

I like having weight on my sides and torso, but I cannot tolerate human touch, so a big, emphatic "no!" to hugs. I like to wear a flak vest but I obviously cannot do that in public (people would think I'm a terrorist or something rediculous), so I generally will wear a concealable bullet-proof vest (you really have to look hard to notice it), though the sensation is not quite the same. If I desire additional weight, I will place ammo boxes (with heavy things inside) on my torso and against my sides. I have even built a room in my house for me to lock myself in and do this uninterrupted.