Women, in what real-life situations did you have to carry an adult man?

[Anonymous]

[tiredandgrumpy]

firefighting during work experience, carried a guy out of a burning building, out of a airplane fuselage and off a helicopter.

[Asker]

Do you already have experience with carrying a guy?

[tiredandgrumpy]

piggy back my guy friend during fitness

[Asker]

That's really awesome. May I know your and your guy friend's weight and height?

[tiredandgrumpy]

no you cheeky bugger

[Asker]

I'm just impressed by the strength! I had to know the stats.

[Abbycado]

Never.

[Asker]

In case of an emergency?

[Abbycado]

You asked if I did. I have not. What’s more to explain?

[Asker]

I mean in future if you get that situation then would you do it?

[Abbycado]

I’m capable, depending on weight. I’m a certified lifeguard. I have other ways of moving a person.

[Asker]

What's the maximum weight you can carry? Are there other ways to move a person?

[Abbycado]

Jfc, I just said there were other ways. 🙄

@Agape93

[Asker]

Im intrigued. Does a lifeguard move someone more efficiently than a piggyback?

[Asker]

Are you capable of lifting and carrying an 85kg guy?

[Agape93]

Oh ffs this dude just has a kink

[Asker]

Calling someone a "kink" is pretty rude and just brushes them off. Let's talk about what we're actually here to discuss.

[Anonymous]

Literally? Never

[Asker]

Why is that?

[Opinion Owner]

I couldn't if I tried. I'm small.

[Asker]

Being small doesn't mean you're incapable. You possess hidden potential.