Sokrates, I share your idea that being sat upon and squashed can somehow be comforting.
Some researchers have discovered that people with autism find it greatly comforting to be gently squashed, and the results have been confirmed in several stuies. There is even a squash machine availble that basically gives giant (controlled) hugs.
I'm not autistic, but every now and then I need a really good squeeze, and i can't think of a better way to do that than to be sat upon by an accomodating SSBBW.
Some researchers have discovered that people with autism find it greatly comforting to be gently squashed, and the results have been confirmed in several stuies. There is even a squash machine availble that basically gives giant (controlled) hugs.
I'm not autistic, but every now and then I need a really good squeeze, and i can't think of a better way to do that than to be sat upon by an accomodating SSBBW.