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Loving soul, welcome home...
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I greatly appreciate you taking the time to view my page. My hope is that We can connect in such a way that our energies are uplifted, oxytocin is released, amplifying our levels of happiness as we unite in a relaxing, healing, de-stressing, soul bonding, loving space. There are so many benefits of cuddling: let’s explore them all with each other!
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Here are a few Q’s and A’s:
Q: What do you look for in an ideal cuddle buddy?
A: Genuine authenticity, open communication, healthy welcomed touches, good hygiene, mutual respect, kindness and gratitude.
Q: How do you like to cuddle?
A: I enjoy cuddling in many ways: while face to face, back to back, belly to belly, in the swimming pool, or on the bed, side to side or the always fun spooning! While listening to music or longer sessions where we can cuddle and watch a good movie. (I’m a romantic heart so a good Love story always touches my heart. I also love to laugh so a good comedy is always welcomed). I definitely Love spooning big or little. I enjoy gently playing footsies, I like soft mutual caressing, I really go with the natural flow between our energy connection. What ever feels natural between the two of us. I am a natural healer and vibes don't lie. So I welcome your positive energy into my sacred space where our bodies connect in a cuddle session with healthy mutual respect and appreciation.
Q: What about clothing?
A: I enjoy breathable, relaxing, sleep wear and I adhere to the rules on the site. Please know that the rules are for a reason if you contact me that means you adhere to the rules and respect my personal safe space.
Q: What is your availability?
A: I am very flexible with my schedule, currently scheduling Monday-Saturday 7AM-7PM however I book in advance (48 hours advanced booking) Please respect my time as I do yours.
Q:What about Payment?
A: Cash Payment for each session is due before the session.
Q: Do you host for a overnight cuddle session?
A: At the moment I host 1-3 hour sessions only and am open to being a host or a guest for overnight sleep cuddles after we are very familiar and are at that level of cuddle comfort...
For one reason or another, many of us do not get the level of human contact that we need in order to be our optimal selves. I would like to help bring this into your life. When you have what you need, life is amazing!
🎶Cuddle buddy You’re the one.
We meet up weekly and have so much fun!
Cuddle buddy so caring, so kind,
Cuddle buddy so glad that you’re mine!
Cuddle buddy you make me smile,
Cuddle buddy embrace me a while.
Cuddle buddy loving touch away the pain,
Schedule our time, sunny, night, or rain,
True friendship connection is what we gain
Cuddle buddy see me again and again... 🎶
***Add on Services:
***Full body Swedish massage $100
(Platonic Therapeutic healing massage to de stress the week away.)
Know how to cuddle? Here is a helpful article for any cuddle lover.
Best cuddling positions
Be it with me your ideal cuddle buddy: Ulani Rain aka Lovequeencuddle, a partner, your favorite four-legged friend, or a comfy body support pillow, cuddling is an awesome way to de-stress and create intimacy. But there’s more to cuddling than simply wrapping your arms around someone and holding tight. Cuddling is a love language all its own.
Hugging, snuggling, massage, and platonic caressing all fall under the cuddling umbrella. There’s no right or wrong way to cuddle, but these common cuddling positions can pave the way to an epic cuddling session.
1. The “spoon”
spoon
Spooning is the ultimate cuddling position. And let’s be real: It can be sexual, too, but doesn’t have to be. Anyone can be the “big spoon” when cuddling, but it’s often the larger or more dominant partner. When you’re the “big spoon,” you wrap your arms around your partner while you’re both lying close on your side; your stomach rests against their back. When you’re the “little spoon,” your partner wraps their arms around you and your back rests against their stomach.
2. The “half spoon”
half spoon
If traditional spooning leaves you a hot mess (and not in a good way), consider the “half spoon.” It allows you to be close enough to your partner to feel warm and fuzzy, but far enough away that you won’t feel claustrophobic.
3. The butt “cheek-to-cheek”
butt cheek to cheek
In this position, you and your partner are facing opposite directions, but your butt cheeks and lower backs are touching. Knees are often bent, although you may stretch one leg and play footsie if you’re feeling playful. This position means you want to maintain a connection with your partner, but you value your freedom and sleep is high on your agenda.
4. The “honeymoon hug”
honeymoon hug
Cuddling is over-the-top when your relationship is in the honeymoon stage, and you and your partner can’t get enough of each other. You want to entwine yourselves, even during sleep. In the “honeymoon hug” position, you and your partner face each other and entangle limbs. You’re so close, you can smell the morning breath. But it doesn’t matter because you’re wild for each other.
5. The “sweetheart cradle”
sweetheart cradle
This position is often used when you need to be nurtured. Your partner lies on their back and holds you while your head rests on their chest. It’s a comforting form of cuddling that creates feelings of trust and well-being.
6. The “leg hug”
leg hug
Like the “cheek-to-cheek,” this position is popular when sleep is your priority, but you still want physical contact. After you both find a comfortable position, you put one leg on top of your partner’s leg. (Keep in mind you may need to adjust your leg if it makes theirs uncomfortable after a while.)
7. The “butt pillow”
butt pillow
If you like to scooch down and use your partner’s butt for a pillow, you may be avoiding close contact, or you may feel submissive. Or you could just need more padding to rest your head on.
8. The “lap pillow”
lap pillow
Laying your head in your partner’s lap is a playful position. It also displays trust, since it leaves your partner more vulnerable.
Do you know other cuddle positions?
What’s your favorite cuddle position to binge Netflix?
Netflix and cuddles? Oh yes... 🤗
🔸Why you should cuddle more
Cuddling feels good in the obvious sense, but it’s also good for your health. Here’s how:
Cuddling often leads to:
🔸Increases bonding among friends
Oxytocin isn’t called the “cuddle hormone” for no reason. It’s released when you cuddle and leaves you feeling loving and connected. There’s a social bonding aspect to oxytocin, too. Research suggests oxytocin helps you bond with those in your inner circle. In other words, the more you cuddle with your closest friends, the tighter your bond will be.
🔸Boosts immune system
If you make Swedish massage part of your cuddling routine, your immune system will seriously up its game. Swedish massage is a massage technique that uses long, gliding strokes, firm kneading, and tapping. According to a 2010 study, people who received Swedish massage had:
more white blood cells that fight disease (lymphocytes)
less of a hormone (arginine vasopressin) that increases the stress hormone cortisol
a decrease in existing cortisol levels
a decrease in cytokines that may cause inflammation
Helps you communicate emotions
Research confirms that touch is a way to communicate emotions such as love, gratitude, and sympathy between loved ones. Happiness and sadness can be communicated through touch, too. Surprisingly, the results of one 2009 study found that touch also fosters emotional communication between strangers.
🔸Lowers blood pressure
Touch has a calming effect which may lower blood pressure. Research has shown short periods of hand holding and hugging lowers both diastolic and systolic blood pressure. High blood pressure is linked to heart disease and stroke, so regular cuddling should be part of any high blood pressure treatment plan.
🔸Relieves stress and anxiety
According to one 2004 study, massage in the form of stroking, squeezing, and stretching can help relieve stress and anxiety by increasing dopamine and serotonin in the body. These two neurotransmitters help regulate your mood. Dopamine also regulates the pleasure center in your brain.
🔸Helps relieve pain
Cuddling in the form of therapeutic touch may even have the power to reduce pain. Therapeutic touch is the method of placing your hands on or near the body to balance energy and promote natural healing.
🔹The bottom line
In today’s busy world, it’s easy to sacrifice intimacy and hard to find time to relax and recharge. Cuddling helps you do both and stay connected to those you love. So, what are you waiting for? Hug, snuggle, caress and stroke every chance you get. Find the cuddling positions that work for you and snuggle up with your cuddle buddy soon and often! It’s good for you — body, mind and soul.
If you are still reading send me a quick message to tell me about yourself, what you love most about cuddling and a recent clear photo with a date that works best for your schedule to schedule some quality cuddle time we both will want repeated again and again...