Up or down?

No up or down needed. Just loaded will do.

loading up is like packing up and and loading down is like unpacking right or am i wrong know one understands what you said right.

im loading up the truck you mean like that

What?? You mean like upload or download?

How confusing... Do you mean like "downloading"?

I always got the impression loaded was "full"

I say loaded up when something is inside something else (like a car boot or cardboard box) because you're filling that thing and you fill something "up" but you never fill it down.

I say loaded down when something is on top of something else (usually something that can feel the sensation of weight, like a donkey or a person), in the same way I'd say weighed down, or tied down.

When we say up, we normally refer to how full something is. When we say down, we normally refer to the effect of weight or gravity (which acts in a downward direction).

I often have a load in my adult diaper.

The fuck does loaded up/down even mean?

Huh???

I may be misunderstanding you, so correct me if I'm off base here....I say both.

It depends on the mood. 'Loaded down' seems to mean 'heavy' or 'burden'. 'Loaded up' generally has a positive implication.

I usually mean something that's next to me rather than up or down.

Nothings ever straight up and down.